Another raining day

Worry and hope are twins.

They come together, work together.

Once you hope for something, you start worrying about it.

Will it come true?

And ever since, this hope became your fear.

Can you afford if the hope never comes true?

If you can’t, your hope will then become your desperation.

Hope and desperation are not always antonyms, they are more often synonyms.

Desperation follows hope, like shadows.

The lighter, the darker shadows may be, and the stronger the hope people hold, the more desperate they become in the end.

Sad enough though, people cannot live without hope.

Therefore, here come desperation, stress, pressure and all the negative feelings related to the charming word – hope.

Hopefully (ha, this word sounds so ironic here), besides everything else, we got alcohol.

The miracle of alcohol is that it makes you forget.

Forget your hopes, even only for a short while, so that we can move on, dream on, and continues to hope on.

OK, I know I’ve been too pessimistic and cynical.

So let’s just hope that everyone’s hope will finally come true.

Cheers.