WALL E

Yesterday afternoon I went with Chad to watch a movie in Viewshow. It's a new animation film from Disneyland. WALL E. At the beginning, I suggested Mummy. But Chad think it is so terrible, we changed finally. It's my first time to go to a commercial theater with my kid. It's not bad. I use the tickets I won from company by riding bicycle in last 2 months. :)

It talked about the love of robot, and the future world with advance technology and huge garbage on earth. WALL E is a robot who recycles the garbage on earth. There are no plants on earth then (AC 2700). The earth is full with garbage, so people at the time live at space station. They don't need to work and don't even to walk, different functions of robot will take care all for them. So that people all become fat, like infant. :D

Just as our days now, the earth is coming worse. We can often think of the similar things. A lot of not well-designed houses were built continuously everywhere. It occupies a lot of fine area and obstructs the original views. Although it seems to bring prosperous and show richness. But the quality of life seems not be increased a lot. It become disorderly, crowder and noisier. So the construction is not always to bring happiness to life, but sometimes garbage maybe. :)

Yes, garbage. How many tons of garbage that people make everyday?



LINK : see video clips about the movie.






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Continuing the topic...

Reading digest from --


Walk in the Light
President Henry B. Eyring
First Counselor in the First Presidency
You make choices every day and almost every hour that keep you walking in the light or moving away toward darkness.


The fact that you are listening now is evidence that God recognizes your great importance and that you have chosen to walk in the light He offers you. Such choices are not always easy to see clearly. You make choices every day and almost every hour that keep you walking in the light or moving away toward darkness. Some of the most important choices are about what you set your heart upon.

There are so many things you may consider desirable. For instance, all of us want, to some degree, the approval of other people. All of us feel a need for friends. All of us are searching for some evidence that we are persons of worth. We make choices based on those desires. Some might lead us away from the light God offers us as a guide. Some may brighten that light by which we can find our way.

As I look back, I realize that I was unaware of the importance of some of those desires and choices. I wanted to be selected for athletic teams. I wanted to do well in school. I wanted to find good and true friends. And when I made the choices that came from those desires, more than I realized, I was either moving away from the light or toward it.

Some of my achievements and some of my friends were major factors in my sensing light. Others, more than I knew at the time, were edging me away from the light. In important and long-lasting ways, choices I made to satisfy my desires for companionship and a sense of recognition were taking me either toward or away from the light to guide my path.

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