Archive for September 18th, 2007

“S” Light is ON – Honda Accord LX 1990

The “S” Light was ON – again – in the dashboard of my old Honda Accord LX 1990. This is the second time it came on. But unlike before, the car was running normal when I drive it. Based on my previous experience, I thought the light would go away the following day, but it wouldn’t. I became worried after couple of days when it didn’t go away. I searched for answers but nothing seems to be working, so I decided to bring it to the mechanic with my friend last weekend for checkup (the car has other “characters” as well, aside from startup and “S” light).

S-Light

(“S” Light at the bottom right, under temperature)

Guess what? The mechanic solved the “S” indicator as soon as I told him the problem. The cause of the “S” light: a button at the side of the stick was pressed. As simple as that. I felt so stupid when the mechanic gave me that “you-don’t-know-that?” kind of look. :D I also learned that the button is a switch if you want to toggle between “NORMAL” driving and “SPORTS” driving.

Moral: Know thy car and get a hold of its manual.

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The John Pierpont’s Story: A Man Who Died A Failure

I was thinking of writing a post about “SUCCESS” and how I define it, but there are so many things flowing through my mind I couldn’t put the words together. And then I remembered a book that I had read from several years ago by Robert Fulghum, titled “It Was On Fire When I Lay Down On It“. There’s a very good story in that book that touched my life and lingers up to now.

It’s about a man who died a “failure“.

Here it is, from Fulghum’s Book (thanks to Richard Seah for posting this in his site):

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