Posted in Memoirs on Jan 15th, 2009 No Comments »
She, who had made herself contented, in the quietness and peacefulness of domestic life and who has remained unmarried. She never complained about loneliness of going solo, though I believed she had the love of a real mother to her children. She had the most of her daughters and her sons, even if she never [...]
Posted in Literature on Jan 14th, 2009 No Comments »
Crisp sounds of the crushing snow
chills sensation to the eager toes.
with ice castles and the snowman
lovingly smile at this skiing yard.
Pieces of white cloud softly fall
Like angel’s hair in a divine show
Frost filled in the ivory horizon
A postcard captured joy of seasons.
Sweet embrace of the midnight sun,
Misty air swirls in magical swarms
Like a tapestry the [...]
Posted in Current Affairs on Jan 2nd, 2009 No Comments »
Three years. One hundred blogposts. From country music to a foggy day rounded up three years of cent-worth of personal ramblings on life.
At first, I only intended to try the blog feature of Friendster just for self-expression. To speak up my mind more intimately on things we often neglect and have taken for granted.
I am [...]
Posted in Current Affairs, Memoirs on Jan 1st, 2009 1 Comment »
Today is January 1 of 2009, I woke up early, surprised why there are no lights from my windows. Normally, I see car headlights in the street and lighted windows from the buildings each morning. Looking at the clock, time seems to have overstepped its normal pace.
I came out of the front door and there the [...]
