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Tuesday, October 28, 2008
homewalking amongst the working crowd on your way home, it is not a surprise when you unintentionally breathe in the tired atmosphere. adults decked in their clean, neatly ironed shirts, rushing in a direction only they themselves know.
ever wondered, what exactly makes them walk in a hurry? what is the first thing on their minds when they finally set foot at their long awaited doorstep? could it be falling into the arms of their love ones? getting to see their every so energetic little children whom they seem the world to them? or could it be falling onto their soft comfy bed that only they themselves recognize that special scent their bedsheets hold?
the next time when you're heading home from a long day of school or work, do tell me what's the first thing you look forward to when you reach home(:
with love, at 7:57 PM
