Naturally speaking

I walk about 5 minutes to and from our apartment to the bus stop everyday. Whether the weather be chilly cold or rainy, I walk- for work. It might be quite far but I consider it a form of my daily exercise. Think positive, I always do.
Today on my way home, it was so lovely to see the blossoming sakura trees all around town while the golden sun was waving goodbye. Sakura depicts spring time, my favorite season. Oh nature and its beauty.
I have always been in love with nature. Each day becomes a different one when nature works itself wonderfully. It may be raining at one time, then later you see a colorful rainbow. Or when at night, you see the full moon at its roundest and brightest, or sometimes a golden moon comes out to say hello. This and all that makes me feel grateful I am alive. It makes me feel lucky I can see all these magnificent sights. It makes me feel that God truly exists and I should thank Him for dear life .

bringing back an old love..

Reading about blogs on the web nowadays makes me bring back my love for writing. I used to write impromptu poems and essays wayback highschool and college years. Writing for me is an outlet. Especially if my heart is broken, I let out my aching heart and raging emotions into writing. It makes me feel good to write about anything under the sun. And I will try my very best to write again through blogs to re start my already-rusted vocab.
Funny though that sometime long ago my Grandpa Frank told me, "So you should read the newspaper more often" after knowing that I won in a regional writing contest during highschool. It surprised him when i told him that i hated to read. Yes i hated it. I only read when I am obliged to, say assignments... But I became part of the schoolpaper both in HS and college. Even became the Editor in chief. Well, I just simply inherited his "galing sa pagsusulat" he told me.
So as i go along writing here in my blogs, I wish that i could have more time to write. hehe. All of the articles here will be unedited. Impromptu. Anything that comes out of my left-side brain.