Hello, I'm back; back from the world of hectic school schedules, depression and stress. 

A few hours ago, I got my haircut. There was this guy who talked to me, telling I should come with him, for it's time for my hair to be washed. As he was gently washing my hair, I stared blankly on the wooden wall in front of me, thinking about the guy who was washing my hair. Not in a romantic way, of course. I pondered about his life, although we just knew each other's existence just a few moments ago. Then, the washing period ended; he lead me to the proper chair, combed my hair, and told me to relax. 

Then the time for my hairdresser to cut my hair came. I noticed that as my hairdresser was cutting my hair, the guy who washed my hair stared closely into my hairdresser's work - like it was something sacred and so valuable that he needs to learn. 

The thing is, this guy kept me wondering about him. For now, he's just a person who's assigned for washing peoples' hair on the salon; but one day, he could be one of the leading hairdressers in town. I really pondered about this and how it's connected with our lives. I realized that all of us should start from the bottom and work hard for the thing that we aim. (It's really hard to express and say what I'm really thinking right now, but I'm trying) 

Just like the guy from the salon, he's at the bottom and he's starting to pile up those cement that will make of his stairs - his flight to success. Everyone should have this thing in their mind: the good things in life aren't meant to be yours easily - you should work hard for it. I know this is what everybody says, but just think and try to reflect. This blog post may be too hazy and confusing, but I hope you're getting my point. Have a nice day.