Life-long Learners

It doesn’t really matter whether you are sitting on your comfortable sofa with your favorite books to read or when you’re in a rocking chair on a front porch trying to journal your day or simply standing on a veranda at late night stargazing. No, I don’t care a hoot if someone is a big fan of a four-walled classroom and likes to spend the time there eternally or steps outside that space to learn significant things including bits and pieces.  And I’m not in the position to judge whether or not a lot of people are deeply engaged in a corporate world trying to beat the demand–where competitiveness is a real game and pressure is a challenge. When the rest only need typical things to get by–because not everyone is born with such complex lifestyle. After all, every lesson learned from both different point of view is vital.

Who cares if you are sitting next to the prominent ones in a seemingly current and relevant conference or having a coffee talk with the famous person in the society or better yet, having a small chat with familiar faces including strangers in busy streets? Does it really matter? Because everything about it and behind this is called life-long learning–we are life-long learners–an experience in the simplest word.