The Best Thing That Happened To Me in 2013



Just like the previous years that passed, my year 2013 has been full of ups and downs, goods and bads; and success and failures. Though it has not been that perfect to me, my family, my studies, and my work, my year still generally becomes fair and the burning hope in me still continues to ignite as I look forward to a better year to come.

Being given the opportunity to work as a content writer is the best thing that happened to me in 2013. I was so grateful after knowing about this because right after I had resigned from being a student assistant in my university last October, I thought I could not continue my studies any longer. I felt very helpless and almost lost the remaining faith in me. However, with the chance to work with another job, I re-motivated and re-dedicated myself to continue my growth. I have been considering my new job as the fulfillment of my dream of becoming a writer. I admit that I am really having a great time working, at the same time earning for a living.Therefore, I count this as a blessing reminding me not to lose hope as my life must bear on.

My life is becoming more challenging as years pass by. I could even imagine how every single day of living becomes more serious or frivolous; yet with the prior experiences I've gone in the past years, I am so thankful to have become stronger and hopeful every day.

Hence, this is the best thing about life--having the perseverance to cope with the circumstances and deciding to move on by becoming even stronger than before. Let us feel grateful and remember the best things that happened to us in the previous year and use these to boost our future.

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