had safety day in camp today and all of us had to attempt this safety quiz. anyhow whacked, and got full marks!? was the only person to get all correct, so i won for myself a 20bucks popular voucher. not much, but not that bad either. can use it to buy a set of stationeries when school starts ...

was talk to and reading jacinth's blog and somehow, this little issue about burdens just struck my mind. burdens. something that all of us have, be it big or small. sometimes, its not that you don't want to share your burden, but rather it has to be carried by yourself. there's no other way of going about it. who doesn't want someone to share the load and lighten up the yoke on your shoulder? no one likes to suffer alone. i've learnt that sometimes, the best way to help a burdened person isn't necessary to share the load; but rather, simply be there and let your presence be known. yet again, if the two are a couple like what jacinth mentioned in her blog, then i'd feel that there's no fixed "solutions" to it. the couple would have to find out for themselves, what is the best way of handling it. a mixture of quiet understanding and experience out of familiarity perhaps?

what do you ppl think?