Photo of the Day!


My mom often says, “Take for granted for the time you’re in school because this will be the happiest times of your life.” I had never fully understood the meaning until these past few months when I’m up early to get to work and then come home exhausted ready to go to bed.

In school, all I had were a few hours of school and then home to do my homework. I didn’t have to stare at my professors for an entire eight hours and have people ask me a dozen questions and expect me to have answers at the snap of my fingers. I certainly didn’t have the anxiety of losing my job because of stupid reasons like I’m not pretty enough or just not good enough. Maybe I’m just being anxious and paranoid but I think my mom is right on this one. “Take for granted for the time you’re in school because this will be the happiest times of your life.”

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Sony DSC-W800 (f/6.4, 23 mm, ISO-800, 1/250 sec)

13 thoughts on “Photo of the Day!

  1. I think maybe you meant “Don’t take for granted…”
    Jobs are an artificial man-made security in a world where we are all walking on thin ice. I like Walt Whitman’s attitude; he’d go out for lunch during his job and forget (or didn’t care) about returning to work. His “didn’t give a damn-ness” was extreme but what can bring things into perspective away from fears of what might happen. 🙂

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    1. I wish I can do that sometimes, leave my job and never come back. A lot of the warehouse workers does that at the place I work, simply work for a day and then disappear. *sigh

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    1. At one time and sometimes more. What am I? An encyclopedia?
      Sometimes, even at work, I feel like everyone’s undermining my abilities just because of the way I look. It’s so frustrating at times.

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  2. The whole adulting adventure is difficult but also rewarding. Times can be tough due to your responsibilities but you’ll find the right job and that will help along way in aiding you to feel better throughout your day. Doesn’t mean there won’t be hard days but most days are better when you’re around people you like to be with, who respect you. And I do think difficulties make azperson more resilient. I know you’ve had your fair share of those and strength is always admirable. Best of luck my friend. It will be okay! 💕🙏🏻

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  3. Thanks for leaving me a “crumb” to follow you home. Actually I have followed you so many times I’ve had to repave the trail a couple times! 😀 I appreciate you reading me, Yinglan, and leaving my likes.

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