BETA

Life is about living. When I hear the word ‘life’ the first things that comes to my mind is being alive, studying, being able to do things you like and most of all being happy. So what happens when something in life goes wrong? For example someone dieing, how long does it take for us to recover from someone’s death and can all of us really recover from something as tragic as someone’s death.

Mr. Thamilchelvan’s death was very unexpected. Just as much as the Tsunami. All our homes would have gone through the stage where the T.V was tuned onto programs on Mr.Thamilchelvan and if we tried to change the channel we get a big lecture on how today’s teens don’t care about what’s happening to our home land and our fighters but in fact all we would have tried to do was to make a change so that the house is not full of crying and grumpiness. In a way you can avoid these unexpected events if you try really hard or can you? Will fate catch up? I know I’ve been bombarding you with questions but it is relevant; even though I’m saying ‘expect the unexpected’ I still don’t know the answer to these questions myself. But what ever happens how much control do we as humans have over these happenings.

Mr. Thamilchelvan’s sudden death did shake everyone as we all looked up to him after Mr. Anton Balasingham died and as the death trails continues it is hard to bare. But we must remember that for our fighters and representatives death follows them everywhere they go and sooner or later it comes. I know some of you reading this must hate me or even say “ how would you feel like if your loved one or family dies” and yes I agree, I would feel gutted. I might not have even been in a stable mind to write about it as I am doing now but on a personal note I do feel sorry, I too cried when I saw his coffin. I wish he finally finds freedom where he has gone now!!!

Going back to my article of life, here’s what someone said what they thought live was “…I think…living the best life is to be honest, loyal, trustworthy, kind, loving, caring, patient, good, helpful, understanding, hard working etc…be wise in all our decisions we make. As you all know, for us it is so easy to fall into traps easily. There are many temptations and desires for us young people…be kind to one another, and even though problems come your way, you will be able to deal with them...” But is all this possible.? Can we say “no” to something just because we know it’s wrong to do and how many of us can actually say “no”. In certain situation in life, however you try it’s just impossible (even though my dad always saying nothing is impossible) you have to be in someone’s shoes to know. When ever we go through a stage in life where we want to do something that we must not do we tend to hope for the best and think we will get away with it but in the end you suffer the consequences in the end. Who really does get away with doing something bad in life, even if it’s something small or big expect God to punish you for your bad actions. So in life if you “Expect the unexpected and you will never be disappointed”.

But not everyone can expect everything and it is good to always think positive. If we knew what was going to happen we would all be perfect so take care guys and don’t think too much…after all in life if we knew everything we wouldn’t be called human.