Commitment

When 'commitment' is mentioned, I think about 'trust', because with trust, commitment is easier.  I myself think of commitment as a 'trust test'.  When someone commited to do something, you just have to trust that someone, like Linda told us.  Same goes if you're the one who had commited.  
I am now in CV Grad Ipoh, Penang.  I had the most 3M experience.  I stood by te sea as waves crashed into me.  I felt fear.  Then and there I commited to overcome my fear and don't let my fear take over me.  My classmates may have heard this part, but there is more.  After I commited, a lare wave washed up a seashell.  It may be a coincidence, but I feel like it meant that that seashell is a reminder for me to keep my commitment. 
Commitment, at the surface means that you finish what you promised or commited to do, at least that's how I see it.  But deep in, there is a lot more.  I'm still seeking for answers for the meaning.  The reason I wrote this although I don't really know the deep meaning is because I commited to Natalie and myself to write it. 

We, like, have commitment in our everyday life, both consciously and unconscoiusly.  Sometimes we stick to our commitment, sometimes we don't. When we don't, we may not know it, but it may have hurt someone or break a relationship.

Commitment.  Another way I think of it is as if it is a higher form of promise.  

I hereby commit to write in this blog as much as I can!  :P

Sarah Ngu

Long time no write!