Sex is A Life Not in Lieu of It @Eleven Minutes

It was a simple start. Someone best in my daily life 'introduced' me with Paulo Coelho. You know, generally, I was curious and then interested to read about Paulo's. If it was someone who I didn't know recommended me, I wouldn't be straightly yes. But, we are the same, aren't we? Sometimes, we learn about everything that familiar to us, not outside us, or the strange ones. It is normal, but in other meaning it is a skeptical thought and ego self-defensive (because and of course, human used to be 'the always right' on his/her own side).

So now, I wouldn't mind if it's there anyone younger, sillier, worse, stranger, beginner, et cetera, than me; if they give me precious lesson about their view about this life and how they live it, I will be more appreciate.

For me, it is better to have 'trash' people but valuable than seemed 'valuable' but has rooted trash. :)

Everybody has their own definition or view about this life, according what they get or how they live.

I, officially, have my own view about this life that partly inspired of a brilliant living novelist, Paulo Coelho. The first book I read was "The Alchemist". It is about a journey of a boy named Santiago, who is searching about the treasure, but in the end the treasure is lived inside his heart. :)

(hmm, by the way, it almost midnight & I have been standby from 7 this morning, surely I'll finish this soon :) )