for one more day

i picked out mitch albom's 'for one more day'

to read on the train.
penny and I are heading to a small town in klang,

it's been 4 - 5 years since we were there.

how ironic can it be....or maybe what a coincidence it is

to finish the book from the start of the journey till the time i return,

strictly speaking i only spent 2 hours to finish the book which is the total journey back and forth from kl - klang.

and the most ghostly feeling was in the story itself,

someone was given one more day to collect the puzzles that were never solved and to try to put things back on track,

and most absurdly similar to our trip this time,

we were given one more day to recollect our memories and get back on track with people we haven't seen for ages!~

5 years may seem short to some, but the kid in the picture below, snap us back into reality cos the last time i saw him, he was only 4 years old, and today he is 9 years old !

well i guess, we pick up where we left off,

years can really scare you sometimes,

so much has change physically...

those that were plump has shrink in size,

those that were skinny has put on some flesh,

and i wonder has our friendship change in anyway?

it was like taking a test when we see them,

we cant even remember their names!

it was such a worrying thought,

but the moment we saw everyone

we instantenously recognize the warmest smile ever....

and so we talk and talk from sunset till midnight...

and woke up together to the same sunrise...
why didnt we make the effort to catch up sooner?

we were probably too caught up with our new life

after we finish college, university...

in a blink of an eye

we were suddenly seperated

and in another instance

we're suddenly united

p.s. GREEN is not a coincidence

p.p.s. the last 4 lines in the book 'for one more day', gives me goosebumps, i was walking alone on a quiet sunday morning from the train station towards my house, i just stop in the middle of the road, the warm sun was suddenly chilly, i had to re-read the sentences again, and mygod...the writer has prbbly achived the effect he wanted the readers to react upon completing everything!~