Nature of Dreams Part 2

* Just how to write the part 2 *....

Youth is the time when we knitted our dreams.

Youth is our time when even the most ridiculous dream is tolerated, from being a millionaire to things like conquering the world.

Youth is time when dreams are made just because we could dream about it, but not whether we could achieve it or not.

And perhaps, the best things in our youth, is perhaps dream itself, even though the dreams we made might be a show of blissful ignorance or complete naivity, it gaves us the hopes, and perhaps, define meaning of the youth itself.

Well, I might had oversay it, but those dreams were once my purpose of life, at least they are, once...

And I believe they are ur purpose of life, at least, once....

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However, as times goes by, we started to lose the courage to dream. The dreams once we considered as beautiful, becomes only a sign of unrealistic and immaturity. Even, dreams are started to be forgotten, maybe because of a game of fate, or simply because, the dreams we had are simply to unrealistic to exist in this realistic world.

As we stepped our path of adolescene to adult, perhaps somehow unknowingly, we had paid the price of maturity with the ability to dream, when we are stuffed with the concepts

"engineer is better than a mere photographer, so go for engineer" or things like

"How am I gonna survive by becoming some unknown artist with RM600 wage?"

And we forget how to dream, or perhaps, dare not to dream

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As we stepped toward maturity, we lose the courage to dream

A dreams is luxurious, when we had to worry whether we could make it, whether the dream is realistic enough to achieve, and all those stuff we wouldn't worry when we are young.

Or perhaps, we had simply forget our dreams, the things that bring us to where we now.

So, in the midst of assignments, homework, and all those stuffing work, can some of us simply take a simple coffee break, and ask ourselves

What are our dreams?

Once?

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(P.S.) The JPA online psychology tests are perhaps the reason why I came out with this weird post. It suddenly reminds me that how many of us, my friends that had chosen the path of engineers, doctors, and biologists, really commit themselves to the path they believe, as if their career are their dreams, or at least, leap stones for their faith.

For somehow I believe, some of us take the intended course , is only because JPA offered a scholarship, and one of my friends had actually told me that her dream career was totally helluva not engineering.

Yet when I asked her why she take this engineering scholarship, she just replied, because JPA only offer scholarship in science subjects. And it makes me wonder, how many of us actually ended up like my friend?

Well, I didn't mean to question this behavior, but maybe just a reminder from an old friend, never forget your dream.

At least, the friend tht talked to me didn't forget.