I have only finished 1/4 of the book.
But I cannot stop myself from pausing from the reading process,
and start typing this blog,
before I forget exactly how I feel at this very moment.
I flipped through the introduction before I bought this book.
And actually I've picked up this book for a few times in a bookstore,
but I didn't buy it.
I thought it was something similar to Mitch Albom's Tuesday with Morrie.
I guess I was wrong.
This book was a little more than just a lesson afterall.
I hereby thank whoever introducing this book to me.
It was more than just a book, to me at least.
Irresistibly, I started to question myself,
"What is my childhood dream?"
It should be a simple question to answer, yet I hesitated to answer.
To be honest, I don't remember much things about my childhood.
Not saying that nothing is worth to remember,
but I guess I have a special ability to let-go of my past.
(I bet a lot of people are coughing so bad when they read this huh?)
I love biology / zoology.
And I guess that's the reason why I picked Biochemistry as my degree.
(Being realistic sometimes is important too; Biology or zoology simply cannot find me a job... So I picked something related to Biology...)
I guess I have never really mentioned this to anyone.
(Correct me if I am wrong lol)
Widelife biologist, was my childhood dream job.
I love animals,
a lot.
It is absolutely not something hard to notice if you actually know me.
And I love the nature.
(Well, I guess it makes a lot of sense why I don't quite like HK.)
Feels weird.
I have forgotten how long have I actually "let-go" this part of me.
Suddenly feeling so enthusiastic about life.
I've let reality run through me for the longest time.
It's time to do something about what I truly want from life.
Not to run away from it.
Okay I think that moment which touches my heart is now gone.
So I shall go back to reading...
I truly thank the one who introduce me the book.