Favourite Youtube Clip

Full credits to Pixar as this is just a repost found on Youtube.

(The full 8-minute video by Pixar) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AZS5cgybKcI&list=PLCULO5x_QtFqdW9Oszvjbj8Z6un7Cp7sO&index=1

I selected this video because of how meaningful and important friends and friendship can be in someone’s life, human or animal. Kitbull is a short animation that tells the story of how a timid kitten and a fighting dog came to be friends.

When little eight-year-old me first discovered this film, you could probably imagine how hard I cried and sobbed along with the pixels of the animation. This is why I feel like I have such a deep connection with this animation in particular both emotionally and mentally. It shows that sometimes, it’s okay to be cautious. But to truly create relationships and bonds full of quality, you have to open up and take the first step. I feel like this represents me as a person as well because of how cautious and timid I tend to be when making friends. I often keep to myself and don’t attempt to step out of my comfort zone when approaching new people. While rewatching this and researching a bit, I realized this film also gives the message of the treatment of animals. I feel like today, not as many people talk about the treatment of animals very much and we are ignorant of the fact that there are still many active dog-fighting facilities around the world both under the radar and in some cases, legally. As I see it, governments should not condone this and work harder to fully be rid of these facilities and find homes for poorly treated animals that live on the streets.

Image of Impact

https://x.com/WstLondonGarden/status/1494937701560291330

The reason I chose this picture is because of how significantly it impacted me when I first looked at it. How I processed the image in my head was the fact that you should not take things for granted and should always give when you can. As you can see in the image, a man with many umbrellas is shielding himself from the rain whilst the second man has none and is being drenched in rain. But although the man on the right has more than enough umbrellas to share, he isn’t even looking at the man or considering the fact that he could share one of his many umbrellas with the poor man. I feel like the message this image is trying to portray is that we should always be grateful for what we have and not be ignorant of the fact that we have enough to share with others in need. I think that my thoughts about this picture may give people the impression that I’m a very observant person. However, I disagree. There are definitely many things I am ignorant about as well. I’d like to work on this and eventually be able to know when to help and how to help others.

Meaningful Quote

 

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(Credits to Ron Carpe on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/ron-carpe-a6a9b632_wordstoliveby-quotes-dailyqiotws-activity-6993944161418629120-rfu8?trk=public_profile_share_view)

“Success is not final, failure is not fatal; it is the courage to continue that counts.” -Winston Churchill

I chose this quote because of the bigger meaning behind the overall first impressions when you read it. This is how I interpreted it. “Success is not final” implies that no matter what, you will still have room for improvement. If you think you’ve mastered something, check again. No one is ever perfect in anything, and everyone should remember that. “Failure is not fatal; it is the courage to continue that counts.” I feel like this is the part of the quote I resonate with. In my view, it means that failing isn’t so bad sometimes. Instead of looking at failure with negativity, we should look at it from a positive point of view, and learn from our mistakes. Because no matter how many times you fail, that number is how many times you can learn.  Building a persevering mindset like this can definitely benefit anyone with future problems and obstacles. I think this describes me as a person because I like to, or always try to look to the light and look at all the positives over negatives.