A very dear friend suggested that I create another blog where I can post my deepest thoughts since this one is supposedly for an academic purpose. Probably I'm just too hardheaded or too old, or both, since I just posted something that is too personal (again).
Well, I suggest that you just exercise your right not to read, and I will exercise my right to, uhm, be hardheaded. :)
Oh, I just realized. This is the reason why I lose some precious ones, though I also gained so much from it. Life.
Showing posts with label Personal space. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Personal space. Show all posts
Monday, December 19, 2011
Losing a loved one, deux (days after)
For my golden girl. My only regret is that I did not say enough "I love you" to her.
Saturday, December 10, 2011
First (Satur)Day Blues
It's been awhile since I attended a class on a Saturday. Today is supposed to be a comeback of some sort since today is my first regular day for my SCL class. Well, it seemed that the multitudes of people in the metropolis have other ideas. For some reason, the streets were unbelievably clogged. Santa Clause probably sent notice already that he can't deliver his gifts for the nice kids this Christmas, forcing everyone to do their shopping in frantic mode. Haaist.
Friday, November 18, 2011
Losing a loved one
There are words of wisdom handed from one generation to another. I questioned some of those probably because of my youth, foolishness, or inadequacies. I realized later that only by experiencing would I fully comprehend the truth behind those words.
Parenthood is an example.
Unfortunately, late did I realize that is also true about losing a mother. The importance of telling them how much you love them while they are alive. Well, I guess it’s too late for that now. But it is never too late for healing.
Parenthood is an example.
Unfortunately, late did I realize that is also true about losing a mother. The importance of telling them how much you love them while they are alive. Well, I guess it’s too late for that now. But it is never too late for healing.
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