When it comes to the topic of the philosophy of life, “cherish and be gratified” would be my answer. Life is too short to waste. We must cherish the friends, families, things, and whatever important we have.
I always hear people say that the friends you have in your school life are the truly sincere ones throughout your life. Moreover, attending college is not only a learning for new knowledge but also for relationship between people and people. Although not a person with great popularity, I have two friends who truly know me. The number doesn’t matter that much. The most important thing is that I feel happy and life is meaningful when being with them. Another important part of my life is my family. Thanks god for giving me such a good family. My parents make me a considerate girl and my brother teach me to be independent. Most important of all, I am grateful to my grandmother for her encouragement when upset. However, hearing her warm and tender voice again is impossible. Losing her has a great impact on me. As we get mature, my parents are getting older and older. They are not as health as before. It is time for us to take care of them. I cherish the time being with them and be much more gratified.
It is never too late to mend. Don’t just regret when you lose something. No matter what your life philosophy is, just seize the moment and do what is in your mind without regret.
