Vell's Rainbowfied Life.

Saturday, July 07, 2007

TRADING SPOUSES

Gosh...I cldn't slp last night for whatever reason. I'm quite amazed that when I have lack of slp, the more I don't feel tired. Bt perhaps I'd get irritated more easily at the end of the day.

Watched channel5 when I got up. American Idol was on screen. I enjoy watching the Idols show when it's at the beginning of the auditions. Where there're lots of contestants that got rejected. They give alot of funny nonsense. We'd get the chance to see how ppl wld do anything to get fame. Argue with the judges or...begging the judges to give them a chance. Or by wearing some ridiculous outfit. I guess their skin is just too thick to even bother to think of how others wld see them. They don't care bout anything. Not even when they knew that the show's internationally broadcasted. Geez. Oh well...it's a'ight. They gimme a great laugh and that's all that matters :)

Oh yea..I like Simon Cowell btw. Hahaha. He's mean bt his comments were true most of the time. He's just being honest. And he looks sweet when he smiles :p Do observe him more closely the next time you watch American Idol.

After the American Idol, the show 'Trading Spouses' was on. It's a reality show where 2 wives from different family and different states were exchanged.

1 of them is a sportswoman. A very organised person and disciplines the children rather strictly. She likes to be active. Her family is healthy and wealthy. Her husband has a steady job and is a good provider for the family. Her 3 kids are all so young, obedient and independent. They live in a good looking mansion with nice, spacious backyard.

The other woman is a couch potato who doesn't do anything. No job, no enthusiasm in life, family is at a brink of being homeless bt the couple still doesn't do anything bout it. They depend so much on their 2 young adult kids for money. The kids are actually parenting their parents. The picture of this is just so wrong.

Anyways, both mothers had the toughest time of their lives at the new homes. Emotions always come and it always breaks my heart to watch the less-fortunate family looking at the wealthier family. However, there's always a lesson that they can learn after seeing how others are doing.

The lesson I learnt was that everything has to come from the internal. It's deep within ourselves. If we wanna be successful, we have to have the mindset and move to achieve it. We won't move anywhere if all we do is lazing around and just wait for miracles to happen. It also won't work if we just look at others and being envious of how happy they are but not doing anything to change. We have to work things out ourselves in order to catch and grab on to our own happiness.

Daydreaming just won't work.

Vell Signed off ♥ 1:10 PM