Yesterday I received a bad new that shocked me. A guy from my classroom had brain death on Sunday. He was two years older than the rest of the classroom and used to use drugs and really weren't into school at all. Although, he was very funny and crazy, a little aggressive in the past, but I guess he was trying to change. He was always complaining of headaches, but didn't tell his parents because he was afraid an exam could possibly show the use of drugs. We still don't have all information about the case, but it seems like he had a clot in the brain, and during a party, a brain vein broke and I guess I don't need to say anything else. His hearts was still beating until today's afternoon, but there was no hope left. His organs are going to be donated, and I guess he'll keep living in other people somehow.

Honestly, I didn't like him much, but not to the point of hating him. Some friends of mine were closer friends with him, and they cried a lot, with all the reason, of course. It was a sad day, and I know it'll keep like that for long. But now, we have two things we can do: pray a lot for him and his family and study to become a decent politician who'll fight against drugs. Something that's tough to accept is that the world won't stop because of someone's demise, and it makes me wonder how it's gonna be when I'm gone, how people will react and stuff. Guess I'll be able to see everything and even know how people really feel about me, but I hope this day don't come in the next 80 years.

Song of the Post

Coldplay - Viva La Vida

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dvgZkm1xWPE

English teacher played this song for today's class and that was really creepy... Plus, this song is beautiful and gave the moment the right soundtrack.

Roney, hope the good spirits watch over you so you can learn and grow aiming for perfection. You haven't died, you just freed yourself from humans world, that's all. It's not the end, it's just a new phase.