Bittersweetness
It was my mom's day yesterday but how unkind of me that I spent the whole day in front of the computer, doing nothing but the first half of our critique. 'T was exaggerated maybe, but I know that we're all aware of how Tv can shift our attention, especially when I saw the new soap debut presentation, and, of course, who could repel the YM temptations. Yeah. Or maybe I should thank Caloy for making me feel its (yes, bcoz it's a typhoon) cold-relaxing breeze that almost made me fall asleep.
If you could only imagine how chaotic that day was for me and how regretful I have been for taking a lot of things for granted. But it's over, at least. It may have been gloomy, after all the down moments, contemplations and goodbyes but luckily, there were the happy ones that somehow pulled it off, especially the red spaghetti that paved way to a good, peaceful sleep.
How can I not mention the realizations that every tick of the clock has brought my heart. One is on how effective can tears and laughter make life less complicated. I tell you, it is!! Another is on how can things go inevitable all of a sudden, that will make you panic as if it's the end of the world. So act as early as now. And the most important of all, I guess, is that I have realized that bittersweetness, indeed, have a good after taste.
Let's make our lives less complicated.
Gee, I am already saying nonsense things here. Ciao.
7:17 PM
Monday, May 15, 2006
