Just wanted to share an email from someone. He once made sense.
Once upon a time, there were four people; Their names wereEverybody, Somebody, Nobody and Anybody.
Whenever there was an important job to be done, Everybody was sure that Somebody would do it. Anybody could have done it, but Nobody did it.
When Nobody did it, Everybody got angry because it was Everybody's job.
Everybody thought that Somebody would do it, but Nobody realized that Nobody would do it.
So consequently Everybody blamed Somebody when Nobody did what Anybody could have done in the first place.
Right! Let's all be responsible with what's happening to our country now di ba? Masakit man sabihin, we all have responsibilities being citizens of our country. Are we all doing positively what we are expected to do? Mas nakakabigat ng problema ang pagrereklamo lamang at walang initiative sa paglutas ng problema. Let's all do our share, KAYANG KAYA BASTA SAMA SAMA. Di ba Bing? *wink
ReplyDeleteI could relate to this e-mail. I have seen this situation few days back that made me post "Formula for Disaster".
ReplyDeleteFortunately, I was not in that circle.
hi, rolly!
ReplyDeletebeing just an audience does not exempt us to feel the disappointment with people who does not do anything pero me gana pang magreklamo. minsan pinapanood lang nating pero din natin maiwasan ang hindi maapektuhan.
very true...
ReplyDeleteim guilty because i do procrastinate, hehehe... guess i have to discipline myself more...but, im already old, might be difficult for me to change habits, hehehe...oh well, maybe i'll just have to have a strong will...
funny sometimes that we are aware of what we do or of our habits and yet we dont do anything about it...hehe
anyway...
Happy Christmas po sa inyo jan in advance...
DOPS
a long forgotten email, but a long forgotten lesson, too. the first time i read the email (back in HS), i knew it was something to be sent to all of my friends. lessons in life need to be shared, after all :)
ReplyDeletenobody's too old to do the right thing, Dops.
ReplyDeletecorsi, lessons in life that really matter...
See? Work confuses people. Damn work!
ReplyDeleteyan ang pinakamalaking problema ng Pinoy kaya walang asenso!
ReplyDeleteor people confuses work, Nico? he he
ReplyDeleteayaw kasi palalamang ang karamihan, neng. matalino nga ang mga pinoy pero ang katusuhan ay di naisasantabi.
This blog reminds me of a story an officemate once told me.
ReplyDeleteA new friend of his got irked when addressed as “Hey you,” at a convenience store, to which his friend replied: “I am not Hey you. I am a guest here in your country doing very important work. I am not just anybody. I am somebody,” his friend protested, giving a litany of his accomplishments to the surprise of the unwitting offender.
The moment won, his friend invited him for coffee in his house. Enjoying themselves in the kitchen table, absorbed in small talk, his friend’s wife entered seemingly upset over something. “What honey,” his friend nervously asked. With a disgusted tone of voice, his friend’s wife replied, as if addressing nobody in particular, “Will Somebody please take out the garbage,” to which his friend in a routine like manner got up and took out the garbage.
ha ha that is really funny! 'guess one of his accomplishments is to take out the garbage ha ha
ReplyDeleteNatanggap ko rin dati itong email na ito, mapapaisip ka hindi ba? para kasi siyang brain twister. hehe
ReplyDeleteHi bing,problem with this government is that NOBODY wants to take responsibility for his/her actions.I have yet to see any politician admit to his mistake and bow his head in shame.....And commit Sepuku(or hara kiri)lol!!
ReplyDeleteei, pat, how are you na? long time no hear! he he parang brain twister nga..
ReplyDeletesinglguy yes, NOBODY is willing enough to be a true servant. parang wala kang mapili.
I just wish na everybody could wish everyone peace and happiness this Xmas season. That way, nobody is left out in the cold. And the world could be a better place for everyone.
ReplyDeletemerry christmas, major tom!
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