I LIVED
I LIVED, I WAS
Last week, I went to Semarang to attend AIESEC Star Conference for 3 days. We were 35 delegates from AIESEC local commitees in Indonesia. Stars built constellation.
One of the sessions that touched me was about "Leading Passionately". Our fasci was Kak Nu, an AIESEC from LC Bandung. She asked me to write: "If you die, what things that people will remind of you?" Then we shared our answer to our buddies.
In the end of this session, Kak Nu asked us to make a circle. We held our hands. We spoke our dreams, dreams that will make us strive for life. I spoke my dream, of course its about education and bahasa Indonesia. I heard the others' dreams and it made me feel touched. Our dreams are about Indonesia. It is big and it is hard to realize without any effort. Then, Kak Nu played a song named "I Lived" from One Republic. We sang together and read the lyric deeply.
This morning, I watched the video in YouTube. This video is really awesome. It is about cystic fibrosis disease. Eventhough I am not CF victim, but I knew that feel. When I was 11 years old, my lung was sick. I could not breathe well. I had to go to pulmonologist every two weeks. At that time, I told to my mom how if I could not run and play with my friends again.
Now I am 19. I don't know when the moment will come to pick me up to sky. But, I remember my dreams. Let's do it!
"...until my moment comes, I'll say...
I, I did it all
I, I did it all
I owned every second that this world could give
I saw so many places, the things that I did
With every broken bone, I swear I lived."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z0rxydSolwU
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I LIVED
I LIVED, I WASLast week, I went to Semarang to attend the AIESEC Star Conference for three days. We were 35 delegates from AIESEC local commitees in Indonesia. Stars built constellations.
One of the sessions that touched me was about "Leading Passionately". Our fasci(?) was Kak Nu, an AIESEC representative from LC Bandung. She asked me to write on the topic "If you die, what things will people remember about you?" Then we shared our answer with our buddies.
At the end of this session, Kak Nu asked us to make a circle. We held our hands. We spoke about our dreams, dreams that will make us strive for life. I spoke of my dream. Of course it was about education and Bahasa Indonesia. I heard the others' dreams, and they touched me. Our dreams are about Indonesia. It is big and it is hard to realize (conceive of?) without any effort. Then, Kak Nu played a song named "I Lived" from One Republic. We sang together and read the lyrics deeply.
This morning, I watched the video on YouTube. This video is really awesome. It is about cystic fibrosis disease. Even though I am not a CF victim, but I knew how it feels. When I was 11 years old, my lung was sick. I could not breathe well. I had to go to a pulmonologist every two weeks. At that time, I asked my mom how I could not run and play with my friends again.
Now I am 19. I don't know when the moment will come to take me up to the sky. But, I remember my dreams. Let's do it!
"...until my moment comes, I'll say...
-I don't know what you meant by 'fasci', sorry.
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