“That’s one of the things we learn as we grow older, how to forgive. It comes easier at forty than it did at twenty.” — L.M. Montgomery
Waiting
Seriously, I hate the feeling of waiting. Please pray for miracles with me. I am desperately in need of it. I might appear to be cool and even cold when it comes to life and death. But how well do you understand me? I might be an open book most …
Different Type of Love
There are many types of love, even between parents and kids. There is love that does not ask for any return. Usually, is the parents blinded by their love for their kids, regardless of what the kids had done. There is love that demands by bonds. It can be either …
Quote of the Month: July 2021
“I saw my earlier selves as different people, acquaintances I had outgrown. I wondered how I could ever have been some of them.” — Roger Zelazny
Mummy, why some children play with handphones when eating?
We were having dinner and she was eating slowly as usual. Another few mouthfuls and I will be done, so I started to pick up my phone and watch Tik Tok. That’s when she posted me the question: “Mummy, why some children play handphones while eating?” “Huh?” I replied. “Mummy, …
Quote of the Month: June 2021
“I think people make their own faces, as they grow.” — Enid Blyton
I am Protected (against Covid-19)!~
I am finally vaccinated against COVID-19! I had been hesitating on the decision to take my vaccination. But was convinced by EA that it helps to minimise the impact if I really get infected by COVID. This means that I will less likely to end up in ICU and ‘be …
I am NEGATIVE!~
I had been hearing how ‘scary’ it was to be swabbed…. there are social media posts and even word from friends that they got bleed due to the COVID swab. You can imagine how my heart sinks when I learned that I have possible exposure to another COVID case last …
Quote of the Month: May 2021
“Even though you’re growing up, you should never stop having fun.” — Nina Dobrev
Quote of the Month: April 2021
“Growing up happens when you start having things you look back on and wish you could change.” — Cassandra Clare