Dream
A dream is a heavy burden to carry
But those persistent enough
will carry their dream to reality!
I've been watching the Winter Olympics and this is just one of the many lessons I've learned from them persistent athletes.
I watch these games not because I know how they're played, not because I know who the athletes are nor am I cheering for any of them. I watch these games because seeing people celebrate their victories make me so emotional, and hearing their stories--of what they had to go through to get to where they are--is nothing short of inspiring!
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Photo: One day, I woke up to this beautiful early morning.
6 comments:
i know what you mean, cuz, especially those who suffered injuries and still persisted on playing -- and even won gold! amazing, right?
Me, too, Liz. I get really inspired by these athletes (or those who have endured much and then succeeded). and their stories always give me hope. :)
Beautiful picture. :)
JoPiE said...
i know what you mean, cuz, especially those who suffered injuries and still persisted on playing -- and even won gold! amazing, right?
Amazing indeed! Mura ko'g buang usahay cuz! Mag tan-aw ko medal ceremony and I would cry!
Aileen said...
Me, too, Liz. I get really inspired by these athletes (or those who have endured much and then succeeded). and their stories always give me hope. :)
Beautiful picture. :)
Thank you Ai! Your twilight and sunset photos are amazing! Ang akoa amateur kaayo, hehehe.
Yeah, it must feel good to be in the podium or be rewarded for hard work. Sometimes I wish athlete sad ko, hehehe...
i feel you. this is what makes the olympics sell. the discipline and the passion is so real. maka inspire just like your photo.
konsuy said...
i feel you. this is what makes the olympics sell. the discipline and the passion is so real. maka inspire just like your photo.
I'm happy nga naka-inspire sad diay ko, at least in my own little ways. Thanks Chi!
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