Hey all, am blogging from work now. Heh. (Don't be jealous, you green-eyed monsters out there. I am still in a on-the-ready stance here alright? =P)

Anyway, nothing much happened in school today. Went for the first lesson and found out that I didn't have the textbook with me. I was like (-.-) down there. Read Teenage magazine thanks to WeiKeong. Thereafter, the day passed like any other day.

Hmm.. Since I have nothing much to blog about today, I shall write an "essay" as a post. Topic of the day: How much can one person change for another person?

After watching The Game Plan, this inspiration struck me like how a meteorite struck upon the Earth #$%^&* centuaries ago. (Okay, sounds exaggerated but hey man, this is my blog. I am free to say what I like right?)

Just to provide all of you an insight of the movie (in case you guys have no idea why that movie has such an impact on me), Dwayne Johnson aka The Rock changed 180 degrees from someone who was callous, insensitive and self-centered to one who knew how to take care of other people, to show love and care for other people and ultimately, to someone with a heart.

My answer to this topic is love. And yes, the love that I am talking about here includes those that are beyond the boy-girl kind of love. The degree of change you are willing to make depends on how deep your love is for that particular thing/person. To start it off, let me ask all of you a question. What exactly is love to you?

For me, love is power. Love gives you the strength to push forward, motivates you to try harder and grit on to your teeth when the going gets tough. It's through the pure passion that empowers one to hang on, to remain focused and finally, to stay in the race and never give up.

For me, love is consolation. Who doesn't wish to have someone whom he/she can rely on when there's troubles? Who doesn't wish that there will be someone out there providing them with valuable and sincere guidance? Because of the love that we have for the people around us, we console them when they are down. We stay by their side when the time gets rough. We give them our most sincere wishes and support them, praying for them that somehow, through one way or another, he/she will be able to make it out of that predicament.

For me, love is stubborness. Staying true to something or someone is a mean feat. I mean it. Humans are fickle-minded animals. Face it. Our interests do change over time. Be it 10 years, 20 years or even 50 years. As time passes, our passion for that particular thing fades. However, true love will always remain true. No amount of time can wash away this feeling. It's so strong and sincere such that it seems to be so stubborn, so obstinate.

Perhaps, by answering my question truthfully, you would have found a different meaning of love for yourself.

Scandalous- Delvetures