Friday, September 17, 2010
♥ FIRST GP WRITEUP ENTRY.
sup people. this blog is going to be revived because yours truly english too lousy and needs more practice on writing. and by writing, i mean good english and complete sentences, cos that's the only thing that's going to help. and i just used "cos" omggg://
*hi ms wee:)*
topic:
is humour important? :D
Humour is important, and there is no doubt about it. In fact, humour is what makes each and every of us survive the long and tedious day in school, bombarded with long lectures and tutorials and the stacks of revision booklets and practice papers to work on. An occassional joke cracked by the teacher in class can make a whole lot of difference to the subsequent lesson time, the laughter generated can create a lively learning atmosphere where students would participate actively and absorb effectively. Nevertheless, there are times where no matter how much humor generated in lesson would help because our brains are fried and saturation point maxed out. hoho. lol.
hahah okay that was crap. proper paragraphs below:)Everyone of us are born to laugh. It is in our innate nature to smile when we come across happy things, and to laugh when joy is overbrimming. Babies smile and laugh a lot; children smile and laugh; teenagers laugh; adults smile. In our growing years, as negative external forces like conflicts and stress come in and gradually play an increasing role in our lives, we find ourselves smiling and laughing less. This is not surprising due to our maturity in thoughts which resulted in us being less enticed and less easily humored by the things around us. In primary school, kids laughed at every joke because everything appeared amusing; in secondary school, humor can only be sensed from a number of jokes; and in junior college, all of us seem to be "immunised" and occassionally, only a few jokes can generate laughter in one. The ability to be humoured seems to get lesser, and we become less healthy physically as the stress, pain and unhappiness from conflicts build up. Eventually, both the mind and the body suffers.
Laughter is the powerful antidote to the stress, pain and a saviour to the malnourished spirit. Allowing ourselves to be easily humored and to enjoy the humor and laugh our hearts out is a release of the bad feelings trapped within us. The endorpines produced can also greatly reduce our stress level. Moreover, laughter being as contagious as ever, can influence and affect the people around us. The laughter shared can help bring people closer together, and hence make more friends and build a harmonious relationship with others.
Laughter is the healing potion which helps us to surmount problems, enhance our relationships with others, and support us in both physical and emotional health. So, find humour in studying and recover the long silenced roaring laughter now.
jiayou mugging people. jiayou seniors:)
hohoho, try studying for 1 hr then laugh for 5 mins, maybe it helps^^
♥ peace. lights out.
p.s. and i hate people who judge me when they dont even know me. if you want to judge and you dont know me, tell me straight in my face. thanks uh.