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The Driver: There's always something waiting at the end of the road. If you're not willing to see what it is, you probably shouldn't be out there in the first place.

Now I ran into this film long ago when it first came out at 2001.  It is a beautiful film that has an amazing visual style.  Wong Kar Wai is a master at taking us into a journey where the photography, and music blend perfectly to make the film itself very simple and elegant.

Enjoy the trip and I hope you can take something from it.

- MY MESSAGE (WHERE i STAND) -

I once lived in a perfect world.  Where I had 2 kids and a wonderful wife.  Times seemed full of laughter and childhood dreams...there was always a morning hug and a kiss goodnight.  But those days are gone now.  2010 is a first without her and my youngest.  A year that my oldest and I start our travels together. 

The nights are now filled with overhearing her night-time prayers, wishing for her mommy and sister back.   
The mornings I awake with her arm over my chest and I whisper to her, "I love you".  Those are my days now.  A single father with daddy's little girl holding his hand as they walk this road together.  Both are survivors of this journey we call life.  
Overprotective of her childhood dreams and always letting her know that she is loved because she shouldn't have to go through this but yet she does. 
I see the missing in her eyes but her youth gives her the happiness to not know what really happened betw een her father and her mother. 

So this is who I am.  A survivor of my worst disaster.  Looking forward to surrounding myself with positive people and finding answers to the tragic questions I asked myself in my deepest depression. 

This is who I am with her by my side - I will always smile.