King Of All Fruits, Jack Of All Trades.
I like how durian lingers on your fingertips after you eat it.
Alright. Durian might be gross to some of you, imagine forcefully grabbing a hankie from your pocket and then grasping it tightly over your nose, while flashing the King of All Fruits a disgusted look. You see the durian remain its composure. And you know you've lost - this battle against human and fruit - It's still going to be the king of fruits no matter if you like it or not.
Okay la... I'm exagerrating.
But to me, the durian IS the king of all fruits. It's creamy texture, it's yellow succulent flesh, and the refreshing salt water that comes after a hearty durian feast.. that is to really climb trees for. Haha..
There's this thing about the durian that's interesting: It's thorny and unappealing on the outside, but it stores so much great treasure below those shards of pointed green spikes.
1111109489028302nd Cool thing about God: He makes life in such a pattern that it repeats itself in the most practical of things. Like the durian, or a colourful frog, or a rambutan. These are things with an exterior totally opposite what they have inside. Like us humans, some people have beautiful bodies and so on. But deep inside, there's nothing but a hollow frame.
And then there's people who look like average joes and plain janes, but if you're willing to dig deep enough, you'll find a person in there more beautiful than angels. Radiating light and love that blinds you.
Have you heard of inertia?
Inertia works like reluctance to change from one momentum to another. Now take this theory, and put it on yourself when you've just moved into a new class. New classmates, new teachers, new friendships to bond. We'll all feel hesistant and reluctant to adapt to this new surrounding.
Inertia playing over there.
I was thinking about all these, and how God drops in hints and clues of a huge pattern in life. To let us know He exists.
Ok yea. Anyway PHOTOGRAPHY is COOL. But expensive. Spent $111 on it already. Haha.... maybe I'll post some works later.