My Most Valuable Thing. Before I made this post, It got me thinking on whether we post a thing, gadget or people. But then again, I asked my teacher on what his instruction really is.

But, then again, our teacher told us that we can say anything that we have that is valuable to us, whether gadget, thing, or people. That where I came up with this new post (I combined all the topics: Gadget, thing and people)

Now, my most valuable thing is my family and friends, know why? Because, they are the people responsible of what I am today. It was my family, they were the people responisble for my being today. They were the ones who fed me and made me of what I am today. They were the ones who loved me and cared for me that I will still be alive today. So, how can I not value them?

My Family are the ones who molded me as I am today. They were my first teachers, my first friends and my first love (next to God of course). This people are my most prized and valued possession, I would never exchange them for anything, even with a 30-year supply of Free Breakfast-Lunch-Dinner Buffet at a very expensive 5-star hotel, NEVER.

My most valuable gadget to date is my cellphone. Specifically, my Nokia N70, why? This cellphone was given to me by my parents, and its the one of the cellphones that I have in which, I didn’t buy it with my own money, because since second year I started to work during summers and used that money to buy a cellphone. I’m not kidding. Further more, this cellphone has helped me a lot with my studies and learnings, with only its 64mb memory card, I stored a Bible - useful for Theology, Scientific Calculator - useful for Trigonometry and a Dictionary - useful for English and talking at the dean’s office.

My most valuable thing is my Bible. What can you expect for a Pastor’s kid? I mean, honestly, I don’t read it everyday nor I bring it to school, but it is still my most valuable thing. It was given to me by my dad during some Sunday worship, since I don’t have a Bible then. This had been a big help to me whenever I feel sad and lonely, since when I read it, I will find an answer to a question (Its kind of weird actually and I usually read whenever my parents scold me). I’ll stop here, since this is quite Theology-ish not Presentation Skill-ish.