Humility

The wedding on Saturday was my 4th time
supporting a wedding organizer.
Well... I actually don't know where to start.
Many things happened. Good, inspiring,
bad and even worse...

I start from the bad.
Things were going fine until the wedding was about to begin.
I was plotted to support MC at the stage.
Altogether, working near me side-by-side,
my friend who handled sound/music.
When the bride&groom was about to entering the hall,
the sound-man played the wrong song.
And... started from here, chaotic sh*t happened one by one.
And moreover...
I felt like "a doctor in the middle of healthy people"
I was useless...
I didn't blame one person or what,
it was just... please be more patient and
trust all the tasks you had been given to me, and no questioning.
Everything had been done according to the run-down list.
I had checked it and sure I had done it.
If you thought I couldn't handle it,
do that yourself, then release me to other position.
Really... that night was a pathetic.

However, the good thing is, I can learn from the groom's family.
what was it?? It was HUMILITY.
They are rich, but they are (very) humble...
They are smart, but they want to listen (and learn)...
Their house is very homey, with Christmas ornaments here and there.
Very simple but beautiful, classy.
Truly, they are very nice people.

Well, at least I took a lesson from this.
The more you respect someone, the more they will respect you back.