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    Thursday, June 09, 2005

    The boy and his $5 bic.
    The boy and his $5 bicycle.
    There's this auction going on in a part of town, a bicycle auction... In this part of the world, bicycle auction is an event that is held annually. As this town is full of bicycle enthusiasts, this is one of those event which lets people congregate and share their passion, at the same time, a way of fulfilling each others dream...

    This year, the ceremony was commenced once again like the previous years. Bicycles of all shapes and sizes are displayed all over the hall, and people of all age and races gathered for this illustrious event. As the auctioneer went up the stage, the clearing of his throat cued the start of the auction. At that moment, all the noise was drowned by silence. The first bicycle was brought upstage, and thus the start of the auction... "All bicycles will start with the price of a dollar" announced the auctioneer. As soon as the announcement was over, a little boy raised his hands and shouted excitedly "Five Dollars!", right after, another person in the crowd shouted "Ten Dollars!".

    This went on for the next 1 hour, and the little boy was always the first bidder with five dollars. Everyone in the hall began to notice his puny presence. It is then a young man beside the boy queried, "Why do you always bid at five dollars?". Clutching the note in his hands, the boy replied "Because I only have five dollars."

    The auction went on until it finally reached the last bicycle. This time the bicycle was one of its kind, the shiny metallic frame of the bicycle accompanied with all the other options every cyclist would dream of. Seeing this, the vivaciousness in the little boy dissipated, for he knew that other people would certainly bid against him.

    After the bicycle was brought upstage, the auctioneer looked at the little boy. Battered by dissappointment, the boy held on tightly to the crumpled note, raised his hand slowly and uttered "five dollars"... But this time, there was only silence in the hall. The auctioneer pored at the little boy for a while, and smiled. "Sold! Sold for five dollars to the boy in white T-shirt and light blue shorts." shouted the auctioneer. Everyone in the hall applaused and the little boy was overjoyed.

    Everyone has dreams, the feeling of having your dreams fulfilled may be euphoric. But helping others to fulfill their dreams can lead to elation as well...


    yA, sai. Everyone is selfish. Seldom ppl help others juz becuz they truly wanna help others.. its just becuz they wanna show others tat they are nice and helpful.. but deep in their heart they are blamin why should others ask help from them. Who would be so nice to help others first rather than ourselves.. ya, that person would be one in a zillion.. and that one in a zillion is me! loLX.. jkjk = D cheerIoS guys.

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