Friday, August 13, 2004
:: Never ruin an apology with an excuse
True remorse is never just a regret over the consequences of what you made wrong; it is a regret over the motives you had in the first place, even if you can't understand them.
Before searching for forgiveness, analyze the motives of your actions before the consequences. What made you act that way? How many exits you had before deciding to lock yourself inside? Then learn that the very first mistake you made was opting to act that way - or sometimes, not to act at all against something.
Learn to never make the same mistakes again, understand that the situation forced you to take the wrong decisions and that consequences - as bad as they can be - made you wiser in the end.
Then try to heal the harm you caused with the best of efforts.
Recommended song: 'Blind Melon - No Rain'
Allan Rojas posted this creative waste of bits and bytes at 09:54 am
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Thursday, August 12, 2004
:: Forgiveness comes from Comprehension
You really forgive someone when you finally understand whatever reason motivated him to hurt you. But, understanding the reason is not justifying the damage, instead, it means having clear that self-limitations, blindness, ignorance and/or simple stress made that person act that way.
You must understand the fact that in that particular moment and situation, due to the very particular circumstances back then, there was no other choice for that person but to hurt you.
Certainly it was inevitable. Because if it weren't, that person wouldn't have caused any harm to you in the first place.
Allan Rojas posted this creative waste of bits and bytes at 02:14 pm
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Friday, August 06, 2004
:: something went terribly wrong
The Union Aerospace Corporation, an arm of the most powerful conglomerate on Earth, has been performing secrets experiments in their base on mars, tapping into the very fabric of the universe itself and beyond.
UAC scientists have made discoveries that will forever change human existence. Then something went terribly wrong...
Allan Rojas posted this creative waste of bits and bytes at 10:16 am
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Wednesday, August 04, 2004
Just as i'm finally willing to change my attitude, willing to bring back my human side and smile. It comes the IT department and blocks IM access...
There you go, social whore!. So you though you had found a way to actually enjoy your work time? SCREW IT!!. We cannot allow you to become a social person, because if you do, sooner or later you'll realize that you don't want to work in a boxed cubicle for a lifetime and leave us. We must protect you from social interaction and other things like joy and life. We need you trapped here, geek, isolated, if you lose the focus on the monitor more than two seconds, we'll punish you.
It's too late assholes! I'm outta herrre!
Recommended song: 'Audioslave - Show me how to live'
Allan Rojas posted this creative waste of bits and bytes at 11:07 am
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Tuesday, August 03, 2004
:: Save Social Interaction
You wouldn't be human if you were unable to withdraw something you've stated as sacred-word before. To me, this was a weekend of contradictions, changed beliefs and clarified misconceptions.
It all comes down to the importance of friendships, social interaction and love in your life. I've said so many times in the past that i had no real friends but i really did, and i still do. Maybe i was not a loyal friend myself and so i felt [and feared that] i did not deserve loyalty in exchange, thus i thrusted no one and locked myself in this anti-social four-walled panorama, hurting my friends [and other people i care] along the way.
I let everyone [i care] believe that i had changed because of the golden piece of my puzzle, which was affecting everything around it. But that wasn't the truth. I changed myself, on my own, with no influence; and ended up screwing the puzzle on myself, on my very own, with no influence; lost the golden piece and other valuable happy pictures without realizing what i was doing.
Yeah, i'm down, but not out; and far from done. I've already started fightin' my chances and rebuilding the puzzle. The reason i got the golden piece in the very first place was because i was that kind of guy...
Recommended song: 'Incubus - Beware! Criminal'
Allan Rojas posted this creative waste of bits and bytes at 12:01 pm
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Friday, July 30, 2004
:: a random glimpse of joy
Focus on the journey you're making always towards the destination of it, which shall make you happy in the end. But, treasure the things you find along the way, because that little things will make the story you tell about that journey in the future.
That little things always come unexpected and bring random glimpses of joy to your life. Smile back at them, enjoy that little moment of happiness, you won't delay reaching your destination just because of it.
Recommended song: 'Incubus - Talk shows on mute'
Allan Rojas posted this creative waste of bits and bytes at 09:54 am
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