What can we lose more than we possessed?

This is not a movie with a happy ending, but it remains me to live in the moments.

Most of us live in past time with the daily life simultaneously.

Sometimes, it’s hard to differentiate if you’re doing the right thing, making a correct decision or moving toward the positive way of life.

We can’t even sure about what we exactly possess.

Losing is essentially a part of life; even so, we can at least try not to miss that much with the negligible excuse.

Quotes from the movie …

Whatever you do in life will be insignificant, but it is very important that you do it because you can’t know. You can’t ever really know the meaning of your life. And you don’t need to. Just know that your life has a meaning. Every life has a meaning, whether it lasts one hundred years or one hundred seconds. Every life and every death changes the world in its own way. Ghandi knew this. He knew his life would mean something to someone, somewhere, somehow. And he knew with as much certainty that he could never know that meaning. He understood that enjoying life should be of much greater concern then understanding it. And so do I. You can’t know. So don’t take it for granted, but don’t take it too seriously. Don’t postpone what you want. Don’t leave anything misunderstood. Make sure the people you care about know. Make sure they know how you really feel, because just like that … it could end.

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　─ Remember Me