TODAY...(22nd September 2008)

Hmm...Today I still fell a little bit of tired due to the last Saturday program...SHOPPING.... Last Saturday experience taught me to plan my journey way before I went shopping. When I went to Sogo, i see there are so many people there. Some of them went with couple, some with family, and even some with their little children. I even saw some of them take a rest at a corner at Sogo, and their children lay down sleeping. This situation remind my of so many things. Usually, during this time, many parents lost their kids. And this situation happens almost every year.

Suddenly I remember my experience during childhood. During my time, I have never went shopping for Eid celebration with my parents. Usually, my mother will take my shirt size and just went only with my father. My parents rather to leave their children cried at home. To them, it is much better to let the children at home compared they cried when realized that they have lost their children. they usually said to us, prevention is better than cure. I believed that it was not practiced by my parents, but most of parents during that time have this kind of thinking.

I believe that it is true, prevention is better than cure. Why?For me, even though u can fix or cure a thing, it will never be the same as before. For example, a male kid broke his hand after felt from a bicycle. Even though his hand can be cure, but his hand will never be the same. His hand flexibility may never be the same. That is why even in Islamic or logically, "PREVENTION IS BETTER THAN CURE".

So do you agree with me or not?.. Do not hesitate to give your comments or suggestion..i will be waiting to read your reply..TQ...