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A Single Step to the Exit

By TINTA HUMSS 12 - March 17, 2019

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And the Sun Never Rose Again

By TINTA HUMSS 12 - March 17, 2019

By: Peter

There comes a point in time when we see a particular cartoon or a toy from our childhood a waves of memories comes crashing down inside our mind. Like when I randomly heard a song from the cartoon show I loved when I was young titled "The Bear in the Big Blue House" and while listening to it I couldn't help but notice bittersweet tears were streaming down my face. I used to watch that show every morning as the sun rise and every time it ends they sing that same old song about bidding farewell for a moment of time and hoping to meet again. I was emotional due to the fact that the next morning I waked up, I was never a child again. I was embraced by the truth that childhood was never meant to last and we as humans ought to grow up and move on. It saddens me every time I see a memorable thing from my childhood and not being able to enjoy it fully like I used to when I was a child. How I wish we could all go back to the time when we are still young and genuinely happy about living life as it is.
It is a hard truth to accept that we all have to grow up at some point of our time. Living all those precious toys we once cherish and abandoning the time of innocence. I can't deny the fact that growing up has some perks of it like being able to make your own decision and eat as many candies as you want that you couldn't do when you were a child. But I feel that it does not equate to the same fun we have during our childhood. That moment of life when we have all the time in world to go out and play without being bothered by any responsibilities or adult problems that is currently choking us now. The exhaustion we used to feel when we were young was caused by playing all day long under the yellow sun, but the exhaustion we now feel is caused by day-to-day activities and responsibilities to take. All those cumbersome works that sucks the life out of us making us weary souls lost in the hastiness of time. We used to be free souls able to wander in the vastness open field and now we are just pathetic human beings creeping towards the fate of death. All we could do now is to close our eyes and picture those memories of us playing hide and seek under the white lights of the moon or catching some tadpoles in the canal. All those memories we treasure deep inside our hearts because it relieves the pain inside us caused by miserable state of living.
I learned to slowly accept this harsh truth that we could never go back anymore and that we are stuck in this cycle of life. What is important to me now is that I still have more time to spend in this planet and that I should make out of it. We still have time to make some good changes around us and this world a better place for the future generation of young ones. It's up to us to introduce to them who is the Bear in the Big Blue House and teach them why Clifford is such a big red dog. It's in our hands to teach them the value of childhood and how it shapes our individuality as we grow up. Transition to adult is like us like us playing in the playground and there comes a time when we have to let other kids enjoy the playground too.
I'm contented enough about my childhood because I was able to explore the world with my little feet. I learned so many experiences and most of all made an everlasting friendship with my childhood friends. But if I were be able to go back I want to express more of my gratitude to my friends because they made my childhood an awesome ride of life. I want to hug them once more and play hide and seek with them because I lost some of them as time goes by. I wish I could see their bright smiles again and treasure the moment of a blissful life. Half of the memories from my childhood are already gone in the memory lane and how I wish that when I was young I was able to know that being a child doesn't last long enough and I should cherish every moment I got.

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Rain Cloud of Memories

By TINTA HUMSS 12 - January 20, 2019

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You knock louder and louder on the door, but nobody answers

By TINTA HUMSS 12 - January 01, 2019

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Game On!

By TINTA HUMSS 12 - January 01, 2019

It's quite early in the morning as I prepare myself for the even I've been meaning to go to. It was my first gaming convention that I attended and the experience is just memorable. A gaming convention is an event where different gaming companies and gamers from around the country gather to make an amazing event full of challenges, online games, competitions and many more that will surely create an out of the world experience for us who are fond of eSport.

My heart is beating too fast due to excitement as I enter the door of the event place and see the huge place filled with people who has a heart of a gamer. Once you step in you can see vast crowd of busy people making a time of their lives playing online games with others. I remember joining the event even though my tummy is aching from hunger because I don't have time to eat breakfast for the reason that I will be running late for the convention if I spend my precious time eating. Inside the place I was surrounded by numerous booths that are hosting different games you can play for free and you will also have a chance to win some amazing prizes. I can see people playing in there with all their might. Their fingers are just crushing the keyboards and mice. All in their mind is either they win or lose. Crowds are intensely screaming as they watch the heart-throbbing games. I, myself became part of this and I can say that I seriously enjoyed and I was able to showcase my skills too. Visiting each booth is really tiresome but all is worth it when you get to have some serious fun playing competitive games. In the end I was able to win some prizes and all the sacrifices I made was worth it. I was pretty happy seeing people have fun together and play in harmony like it’s the last days of their lives.

After the event ended I made a promise to myself that joining this once in a year event a tradition. Being part of this gaming community is something I will not regret. I will work even harder and smarter just to reach the top where someone can recognize you for your amazing game play. Life is like a game and you have to work your way on the top.

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A Single Step to the Exit

And the Sun Never Rose Again

Rain Cloud of Memories

You knock louder and louder on the door, but nobody answers

Game On!

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