Proud

After the farewell party, my dad, MK and I had lunch in mile 4. And.....I was some how suprised when I saw a deaf woman selling stuffs. You seen it before right? Those deaf woman/man who held a card and bunch of toys in their hand, selling stuffs to people table to table. I haven't seen them for awhile you know?

I kept my eyes fixed on this lady, every table she went, giving the same lovely smile and the polite nodding, everyone just shoke their heads, and she went to the next table. MK even said," Well, at least she's beter than pengemis, at least she works hard to get money, not like those pengemis holding their hands out begging for money..."

I couldn't agree more, MK's right. I'm quite proud of that woman's will power. Eventhough she's deaf, she still walks around, holding a card for communication, and bunch of toys for selling. Eventhough people shook their heads, not buying the toys, her will power is still not beaten and she goes on to the next table. I really wanted to know how she feels, when people shook their heads. How does she world feels like? Being deaf and not able to speak.

Be grateful that we can see,hear,talk, and walk. We have complains in life. We often get frustrated or depressed when people simply say "NO".Sure, I have my own complains too, but look at her, she strives hard even when people said "NO". I'm really proud of these kind of people, for they are strong in will.