As I was driving on the highway the other day and looked up the bright blue sky, and out of my "curiosity", I was wondering...

[Where are all the stars? Why are they hiding during this bright beautiful day?]

Though, in my mind, I know that it was the Sun, our source of light, was the one that hiding them (the stars) from us. Thus, without a doubt, I looked directly at the Sun (for a couple of seconds) and wondered again...

[If light is good, then why is it hiding things from us? Why does it covering things that we want to see? And why is light so "blinding"?]

I, then, marvelled about the darkness...

[If darkness is evil, then why does it reveal things to us? If it's not because of the "dark" night, then we wouldn't able to see or know that stars really exist... Why is it sometimes I feel more comfortable in darkness than light?]

So I kept wondering again, and came to realize that light isn't truely good. It blinds us. However, darkness, typically considered as evil, is not purely evil. Then what really is good and evil (bad)? If light is good but not truly good, and if darkness is evil but also partly good, then which is which?... Within every darkness there is a source of light (good) and in every light there is a source of darkness (evil). So, are good and evil the same thing? Or was bad once a part of good or vice versa?

I have now graduated.  The graduation was on Saturday, June, 13th 2006.  The Cranston High School East's class of 2006 was graduated at the Providence Performing Arts Center.  The graduation was simply the best one out of all that I've been to.   It was fun, exciting, and last but no least, very enjoyable.  I'm not saying this because it was MY graduation, but I have been told from friends from other schools that it was fun.  The speeches were simply great, touching, and very well written.  The choir was also outstanding -- well I couldn't expect any less from one of the national bests.  Lastly, the graduation diploma handout was crazy to say the least.  People were yelling, clapping, and screaming to every single graduate.  One of my friends, screamed so much that he lost his voice after the ceremony.  Anyway, it was a blast; thanks guys and congrats.