“So how long you have been living in the Sun Shine Orphan?” the interviewer continues with his question. “About 10 years before I move out!” I answer back. “Wow, so that’s mean you started your own business since you were 20 years old? That is amazing Mr Harris. I am so excited and I can’t wait to ask you more about it. But before we continue on, why we don’t take a 5 first ok!” “Alright then.” I answered. As the light turn off, I can hear many of the audience are clapping and cheering. I am impressed with cheering atmosphere in this talk show. Most of the audience give their full cooperation and I think that is why the talk show can survive until now. Speaking of ‘survive’….I was saved from the near death incident. Well I wasn’t really being saved but my time hasn’t come yet. As I was lying motionless in front of the Death, I felt scared, sad but happy at the same time because I was about to leave this harsh and cruel world. The only thing that I would regret was that I see death as the first image that appears in my sight, instead of my parents who I really love. So I just wish I could see them even for just one second or at least I could hear their voice, was more than enough. Suddenly, all the eerie sound stop and a deep harsh voice was heard, “Not Yet!” The next thing I know when I woke up was, I am still alive and I was in Sun Shine Orphan already. Some Good Samaritan saved me and brought me here.
Sunday, December 21, 2008
Sunday, December 14, 2008
read it when you are free!
….As the stars shine brightly in the dark sky, it was the best moment of my life sitting right next to you. You gave me wings, and made me fly. You lifted me up so I could touch the stars. I lost my hope and you gave it back to me. There is no star that I couldn’t reach because you are the star that shines brightly in my darkest night. You are my shelter, my hope and….my love…
Jamie
It was a sunny day, I guess, with soft winds blowing all around the places. Seasons started to change from summer to autumn. Here I am, sitting alone on a bench just in front of the place where I stay with my favourite sun glasses on. As I closed my eyes and look up to the sky, all I could see was pitch darkness. Not even a single light appear in my vision. I don’t think this is caused by my sun glasses. People always told me that they can still see a glimpsed of sunlight even if they closed their eyes. Well it has proven that I am different from them. While I was enjoying the wind blowing towards me, I can feel people are walking pass by. Though I can’t see them, but I can feel that most of them were families. “Hah family!” I laugh when I thought about it. After I have taste enough of the wind, I decided to go back to my place. I grabbed my stick and used it to guide me back to my place. Though the wind was great, but I was disappointed because I was unable to enjoy the beauty of the nature scene.
“Now why do you laugh when you thought about family?” asked the interviewer. “Well, it’s because I never really had a family before!” I laughed. This question really reminds me of my past. When I was born, I didn’t have the chance to look at my parents face because I was….blind. But my parents still love me with all their hearts. I can feel it even though I understand. After 4 years of nurturing me, my parents decided to go for mission trip in