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Regrets In My Life

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Nobody is perfect, but still they hope for perfection. There is someone who born with a silver spoon in their mouth—they sure are lucky persons, no regrets in life perhaps, someone who suffer from the time they were born and someone who regret their past. I do not know about others, but I certainly do have the regrets. The regrets that keep me think that how stupid I am when I was in my worst shape. Moreover, other than regret, I believe in our life, everyone must has their own precious moments that they want to remember for the rest of their life. Me too. If I have a time machine, there are some moments that I want to repeat again, and I want to change it. I am not a Doraemon with the time machine but still, it is never too late to make new …show more content…

I recall the time when my school organized some activities for my batch to fill our leisure time after we finished taking Lower Secondary Evaluation (PMR). We have some murals activities and having some sports competitions. During the activities, there were some rumors saying that our school law will have a new absurd regulations. At that time, I felt like I want to transfer to another school and I cannot bear to stay there. I called my dad to ask his help, to apply Fully Residential School for me. He was too happy because before this I had told him that I do not want to transfer but out of blue, I asked his help. The next year, I entered technical stream class because I want to be a mechatronic engineer. I am being too firm that I want to stay there, and achieve my ambition. I do not want to change my school. 12 January 2013, the result to enter Fully Residential School was out, and I get the offer to enter Sultan Alam Shah Islamic College (KISAS) in science stream class. I am very speechless, all I can do was crying loudly. I begged to my father, I want to stay because I cannot excel in science but my dad did not allow it. He wanted me to take science stream class. After two years, when Malaysian Certificate of Education (SPM) results were out, I did not get excellent results to make my parents proud. I really regret it for the rest of my

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