A BLESSED 2015

As this year is about to end–a night sleep a way to others while a sleepless night to the rest of mankind in an anticipation to embrace another episode of life–remember it’s just a tradition passed on for centuries–it’s the attitude that matters–to welcome 2015 joyfully or voraciously or kindly–it’s up to you.

I am working till night today. It means no holiday. But my spirit will join the countdown silently and with a grateful heart. Let’s be thankful always for what we had, we have, and will have. Have a blessed New Year everyone!

The Greediest Guest

I’ve got an unwanted feeling born last weekend and it is triggering my week still–a sad story I’ll remember for the rest of my life. Today is his last day to be under my roof, but the agony is like forever. I can’t wait for tomorrow because it will mean a great relief. 

He is not the only one for sure consumed by this overwhelming greediness, yet he’s the worst I’ve hosted so far. If one had to compare our statuses–he has everything one who’d feel envy about while I the irony.  But why is he so greedy?

From Blog to Books

Unpublished author/published contributor like I am, have to go the extra mile to hone my literary craft–one specific routine to name is blogging–which I’ve been doing the past seven years. For as long as it’s needed, I’ll keep the momentum higher and better.   

When I thought it was simply blogging, it turned out a different thing–but unpublished tomes–a series of my own journey. Here they are in chronological order: 

2009-2011: One Journey to Another

2012: Beyond Every Journey

2013: Where Endless Journey Begins

2014: Journey in One-hundred Words

2015: Journey with Angels (for next year’s theme) 

One Wish, One Desire

No one’s an omniscient mortal–so no one can read my mind. You don’t need to give me a penny for my thoughts either for I’ve been transparent here including bits and pieces. This season, I only have one wish–to be debt free so I might be able to help others without this stress bugging. 

And here’s my wish for you (who’s reading this right now) this Christmas: “If you’re lonely–wish you comfort and joy; if you’re weary–a renewed strength; if you lack something–abundance; if you’re afraid–courage. Above all this, wish you an everlasting love.”