The Terminal

I've just finished watching a very nice movie. I've thought about it, and I realize a lot of things which I hope to remember each and every one of it. For me, this would the most inspiring movie, sitting next to Forest Gump.

This guy didn't know how to speak English when he landed in New York. And he was trapped in the airport because he couldn't get his visa to travel in New York, and he couldn't get back to his own country because the war just started in his country while he traveled to New York.

Without any dollar notes in his pockets, he tried to find a way to survive in the airport while waiting for his documents to be processed. He learned to speak English, and he found work, friends and love.

Sometimes what he did tickle my bones, and sometimes what he did touches me deep in my heart. It makes me realize how interesting this world is, looking at it at a different viewpoint.

He should me dignity, intellegent, talent, caring and love. I tried to imagine myself in his situation, making decision. But everything he did surpass me. I'm truly impressed.

I realize, love is not about the result. Love doesn't have results, it's all about process. In fact, everything is all about the process.

I fought through all the way to finals with my team-members in the tournament. The only thing that I wanted on that day is to get into finals. I nearly cried when I got through the semi-finals, because I've fulfill the promise that I made to myself and a promised that I made to a girl. I've lost in the finals, because I've reached there and never thought what I should do when I reached there. It was a valuable experience.

"What he did makes the world brighter"