No more lives torn apart
Welcome back to Lyndon Speaks!
That wars would never start
And time would heal all hearts
And everyone would have a friend
And right would always win
And love would never end Welcome back to Lyndon Speaks!
8 more days to go before the one of the
happiest day in the year arrives - Christmas! Have you guys been good
this year? Have you already visited your favorite shops at the malls
and your favorite e-commerce internet websites? Have you prepared
your Christmas lists?
When I was younger, I never failed to
prepare my Christmas list. I wrote down everything that I wanted to
receive for Christmas - from money, new clothes, new books, and most
especially new toys! Making the list and checking it twice was quite
fun. The excitement is overwhelming to the point that I was hoping
that each day was Christmas.
Now, I seldom do my Christmas list.
Maybe that is part of growing up. But a lot has happened this year,
especially these past few days that I am now thinking of doing a
Christmas list. This time, the list would not be for myself, but for
the people who needed much more this Christmas. Here is my grown-up
Christmas list.
May the families have strength to at
least celebrate this Christmas and more so to carry on with their
lives.
I hope that the memories of the
children and the teachers would never be forgotten. May the heroic
acts of those teachers serve an inspiration to all of us and a
reminder that these second parents that we have will always do
everything to protect us.
May they find hope for a better
tomorrow amidst the catastrophe that just transpired.
It may be a long shot, but I still
believe that this can be achieved.
I know that there are still a lot of things that can be added on my list. Things that may seem unimportant to us but undeniably very important to those who need them.
I am not asking you to scratch your
Christmas lists, but at least add them to your list and remember that
there are people who expects none of these material things rather all
the support and love that they can get.
As one people, let us stand together
and hand-in-hand let us give succour to those who needed them most.
Let us all spread happiness, peace and
love this Yuletide season and hopefully as long as we live.
Until next time!
List on!
~Lyndon Jason
