A very long absence to be powerfully present . . .
0 comments Posted by Malaybalay Blogger at 8:24 AMFellow bloggers especially those who take time to read my blogs - a special comebacking hello!!!
Here goes Teacher's teacher once again rejuvenated and hoping to remain more present than absent. Certainly you can identify with some of my angst??!
Have you ventured into the "unknown"? Have you begun asking questions we refuse to entertain, mainly because they delve with mortality? Well, that seems to be my preoccupation all these many occasions of staying away.
So do share with Teacher's teacher what your experiences are along this line.
Thus far, life does look very precious nowadays especially since reaching the fifty plus ten sphere.
By the way, we have been smitten by Plants vs. Zoombies that my hours were spent overcoming these monsters. It keeps us asking how creative the creators of this game are. Who are you? Congratulations for such an exciting yet "teeth-grinding" sessions. Any tip how to play the levels shorter? It seems the "try again" has been overly done again and again our hands are over fatigued. Yet over and above our complaints, here we go - am interested to "kill the zoombies" even now.
So back to the more pressing matter of living, how are you coping?
Here goes Teacher's teacher once again rejuvenated and hoping to remain more present than absent. Certainly you can identify with some of my angst??!
Have you ventured into the "unknown"? Have you begun asking questions we refuse to entertain, mainly because they delve with mortality? Well, that seems to be my preoccupation all these many occasions of staying away.
So do share with Teacher's teacher what your experiences are along this line.
Thus far, life does look very precious nowadays especially since reaching the fifty plus ten sphere.
By the way, we have been smitten by Plants vs. Zoombies that my hours were spent overcoming these monsters. It keeps us asking how creative the creators of this game are. Who are you? Congratulations for such an exciting yet "teeth-grinding" sessions. Any tip how to play the levels shorter? It seems the "try again" has been overly done again and again our hands are over fatigued. Yet over and above our complaints, here we go - am interested to "kill the zoombies" even now.
So back to the more pressing matter of living, how are you coping?
Labels: angst, matter of living, Plants vs. Zoombies, preoccupation
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