Life is very waggish at
times. I could have held my ESL books right now, but haven’t even run the
ground yet–inside the classroom somewhere a thousand miles away. I feel that my
situation this time has left me high and dry. So tempted to be of the opinion that
it is going to be a waiting moment–when patience is needed like it has never
been. Flight delays, unpredictable weather, unsent invitation letter, and another
major dilemma are without a doubt in constant fracas disturbing my peace and
lucidity.
Let me call it stranded
in a different way. For one reason, I can still live normally with
get-up-and-go to mind–but not marooned. I have been traveling these past few
days heading no direction–in a slow pace–waiting for God’s grace and mercy to
make it there. I pray. This place is already distant from my family but I can
feel home is pulling me back. So hoping not! Again my circumstance at the moment
is only passing. Although I cannot predict how slow this leaving will take, I
will try to go with the flow. Of course, I can’t linger that long, but sure
enough I’m only stranded. Life goes on.
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