Today I learnt a very important lesson. When someone does something for you, no matter how small, appreciate it. Genuinely. You probably have no idea the sacrifice that was involved in making that act come to life.

I visited my high school today when I went with my mum, brother and cousin to drop off my other siblings. On our way back, we were stuck in traffic (in a particular spot) for over three hours. Being stuck in a spot, helpless, nothing to do, is one of the most frustrating experiences a person can have because at that point, you realize that there are a thousand and one more things that you could probably be doing at that moment.

While we were stuck in that traffic, I witnessed a lot of angry drivers getting at each other (not a pretty sight) and to be honest, I was a little scared. It was then I realized what some people have to go through this everyday. I remembered my teachers back in high school reminding us of their need to get home on time in an attempt to get us (the students) do our work a little quicker but we didn't understand what they meant.

I remembered how some teachers held night classes and practice sessions to explain topics and prepare us for national exams but some of us took it for granted because we did not understand. I remembered my mum not missing any of my birthdays and attending almost all school functions but it didn't seem like a big deal until I faced the traffic of today. I realized that even with the traffic the staff (including security, cooks, janitors etc) were always punctual. I just want to say thank you to my mum, (name withheld) and the staff of (school name withheld), especially the ones who have to be there at night for one reason or the other. I understand the risks involved and the sacrifice made and I am genuinely thankful. God bless you all.

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Today I learnt a very important lesson. When someone does something for you, no matter how small, appreciate it. Genuinely. You probably have no idea the sacrifice that was involved in making that act come to life.

I visited my high school today when I went with my mum, brother and cousin to drop off my other siblings. On our way back, we were stuck in traffic (in a particular spot) for over three hours. Being stuck in a spot, helpless, nothing to do, is one of the most frustrating experiences a person can have because at that point, you realize that there are a thousand and one more things that you could probably be doing at that moment.

While we were stuck in that traffic, I witnessed a lot of angry drivers getting at each other (not a pretty sight) and To be honest, I was a little scared. It was then I realized that some people have to go through this everyday. I remembered my teachers back in high school reminding us of their need to get home on time in an attempt to get us (the students) do our work a little quicker but we didn't understand what they meant.

I remembered how some teachers held night classes and practice sessions to explain topics and prepare us for national exams but some of us took it for granted because we did not understand. I remembered my mum not missing any of my birthdays and attending almost all school functions but it didn't seem like a big deal until I faced the traffic of today. I realized that even with the traffic the staff (including security, cooks, janitors etc) were always punctual. I just want to say thank you to my mum, (name withheld) and the staff of (school name withheld), especially the ones who have to be there at night for one reason or the other. I understand the risks involved and the sacrifice made and I am genuinely thankful. God bless you all.

Deep!

But chill,how much be corona school fees

Awwww....

How sweet