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Words are instruments by which we represent the world around us. That is why with increasing understanding of the world, we equally know more words. I am fascinated by how so many words are associated, interrelated, and yet they saliently have different 'values.' It is if you put them on a scale, and these words - seemingly synonymous, would suddenly outweigh each other. So in my insatiable desire to understand the world around me, here is my valuation of a few words. (God forbid that I be so introspective [and therefore withdrawn] like this!) Work > Job Goals > Tasks Value > Cost Giving > Taking Value to receiver > Value to giver Hop

I officially melted.

I cannot remember my grade five english teacher's name, but I still remember what she wrote in the 'memo' part of my autograph. Her note said: The best things in life are free, love, happiness and peace. Choose your pick What's been told to a grade five student only makes sense after almost a decade. What a lag! But hey, better late than never, right? This time, I know better. Truth is, happiness may not at all be free, but it often comes in weird and inexpensive packages. So, what's your happiness? Here's my list: *The scent of freshly cut grass of our garden or of the UST field *Not being late in my 7 am class after a gruelling hurdle