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Posted by: lian06liz Original: 4/30/2008 9:22 PM Views: 72 Comments: 5 eProps: 12 Read Comments Post a Comment Back to Your Xanga Site

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Wednesday, April 30, 2008

When I was eight, I used to be guilty about mom doing the laundry while we (her children) would play with our toy figures together with watching our cartoons.

When I was twelve, I was angry at how I have to do her chores while she (and her other children) would sit down and watch TV/tinker with the PC/do other pleasurable things.

I reached nineteen. Now, I understand everything.

I watch my youngest sister, age nine, doing EVERYTHING that I request of her, with that patient smile. So young, yet so mature.

Why, some people really mature ahead of others, eh?

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haha. you know most of our siblings now a days really mature fast. I think its our generation's got a big role on this. dunno really. just my opinion. ^^,

Posted 4/30/2008 9:32 PM by karlisme - reply

I don't know. She's 9. Give her a few more years and see if she's still mature!

Posted 5/1/2008 4:34 AM by rockininkslinger

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Maturity doesn't really cut across all fields the way we tend to assume it does. There are plenty of people who are mature about 99% of things but childish and obstinate in one field.

Perspective is interesting, eh?

Posted 5/1/2008 7:51 AM by moritheil

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RYC: I am happy for you that you have joined that Kalinangan Youth Foundation. I don't know if I will still keep attenting the Rotaract Club meetings as I will be busy a week from now for my state board exam. However, I will still try to volunteer for the Missionaries of Charity. That group is more up my alley than the former. On maturity... Well, I guess it depends on what we lack. Perhaps some others matured early because they have already worked in themselves that needs improvement while others still need a little kick in the pants to get themselves to improve. But all things considered, I think we will all get "there" - perhaps not at the same time, but we will.

Posted 5/1/2008 12:29 PM by c_jamaica

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