Tuesday, June 7, 2011
New Leaf
Monday, May 10, 2010
Election Fever
Saturday, May 1, 2010
Thursday, April 29, 2010
Sentiments of an APO Fan
From Panglao Island Nature Resort, we went home straight. As the edifices passed by my gaze, I couldn’t help but note how my mind (and heart) stayed at Verdant Pavilion. It’s true indeed that with every memorable song comes a section of your life. This holds true to most of my fave songs, but with APO songs . . . I just love their music! Their songs didn’t flood a particular memory but a big fraction of my youth. I was so happy watching them while singing to their tunes. I felt so liberated with their music. I even noticed that at times, my jaw was open. Ha ha!
Yet, my happiness was short-lived as I was engulfed by melancholy sentiments when I realized I couldn’t line up to have my album signed. Yes, it might sound so petty but I just couldn’t help think how it was a history for me since I wouldn’t see them again perform much less be near them. It was actually the first time I bought an APO album. Although I am a fan, I listened to their songs through my mother’s musical files. She bought the albums and I listened to them he he.
Frankly, still am sad about not seeing them near. My delightful experience didn’t reach full circle. Nevertheless, I am happy I had the chance to see them at all.
Truly, such sentiments quantify me as a fan. :-)
Wednesday, April 28, 2010
Artemis' birthday

Thursday, April 8, 2010
sidetracked
Saturday, July 25, 2009
farm bandwagon

I just got hooked in this farming frenzy. Quite entertaining but definitely time-consuming, I must say.
Thursday, June 25, 2009
Monday, June 8, 2009
Sunday, June 7, 2009
Way to comfort

-- Job 2:13b (NIV)
This passage refers to Job, suffering painful sores all over his body. His friends came to sympathize with him for 7 days and 7 nights. And they did so by not saying anything. Instead they just stayed with him. Making themselves available to his aid if ever he needed help. They knew Job was experiencing great pain and they did not pretend they knew how he felt. They acted on one simple truth -- he was suffering so much.
Sometimes in life, we try to comfort other people by saying things to them or giving them advices that we thought would benefit them. Although we have the best interest when doing so, it may not be the best approach after all. For a suffering friend, the utmost comfort we can safely give may be the most silent approach there is. Let's just be there when they need us. No need to say anything. It works better this way. This I've learned from Job's friends.



























