today's topic is "End Product"... everything in life has an "End Product". what do i mean? simple; when we enter University, what is our goal? to get a degree or Honours right? that is the end product. when we play warcraft, what is the goal? to beat the enemy and win the game, see? end product. when we go into R&D of something, what is our goal? to create something end of the day... end product... but what about life? when we enter life itself, what is the end product? what is the end of the tunnel? what is the climax of life? is it financial invincibility? is it the conquest of a hundred women? i think it's death itself. before we even come to this world, we all know where we are going to end up at the end of the day... 6 feet under or just ashes... we all know we are going to die eventually. maybe "how" is the question we should ask ourselves.
do you wish to die rich? do you wish to die young? do you wish to die with your love ones around you? do you wish to die famous? do you wish to die happily and painless? but should we even care? we are going to be dead for goodness sake. does dying in another way change anything? big picture: WE ARE DEAD anyway. should we really bother?
anyway, today is the 2nd day of the long process my grandpa has to endure before the Angel of God comes and receive him. we all know his time is ending very soon... only Jesus or a miracle can save him now... which seriously, i am not too excited about. Death is an end product that we humans have to receive happily... or gracefully. today i'm blogging happily at this moment, tomorrow i may not be here anymore... that's how fragile life can be... i have seen a large monitor lizard taking his last breath and "sayonara" but i have never seen a human dies in front of me. maybe that will change within the next 5 days. so as what japanese always say when they wish to meet you again, "ja, mata aimasho ne".
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