Waking Up to a Fluffy Eyes

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For once, I felt the need to clear everything that happened. I tossed and hang a left as I moved past the late night conversation. I sat down the stairs trying to sort it out. I suppose I made the right decision in laying the real score out in the open.

As I ponder every decision we make in life, especially when it’s a decision that has something to do with persons coming in and out our lives, demands a spit and image of attention we give to some of the other significant things in our life. When emotions are involved, things wouldn’t be way easier. There always has to be a consideration for all the consequences of our actions. We have to weigh them up and see what will serve better.

Decisions shouldn’t also depend solely on emotions because the latter do last and when it does, we eventually realize that we could’ve made a better judgement and decision. Let our emotions be part of our making for our decisions but the basis.

Things should be pondered upon fairly well before it’s laid out. It would be difficult though sometimes we have to take full maturity and responsibility in letting go of things that would only give a more negative effect to many or hold on to things that really matter to us. Now it takes much realization to do.

So today, 1:37 pm as I wake up, I find my eyes flocculent as I look in the mirror and am still contemplating. I only pray for God’s guidance that I could make the most-fitting judgment to all these things that are moving stealthily in my present life.








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Back to Being Strangers

                    This entry has been inspired by the post “Strangers Again” by Dennis Sy. I swear thank God for all the insights and clarity I’m getting through his writings. Read full of his article Strangers Again, actlikeman.org, 06 May 2011. Like Dennis Sy on Facebook.

Back to being strangers; sounds very familiar. Here’s a short film which I got from youtube that flashes how each and every couple goes through the cycle of a relationship. And so I thought of giving it another perspective, an addition to what Dennis Sy has pointed on his entry. But before that, here’s the film:

video courtesy by Wong Fu Productions

Convinced with the film?

 Read on.

There are  many people who have anywise entered into such kind of a relationship and at one point wondered why everything has to end after 2, 5, or even 10 years of being together; why suddenly he/she can’t be the man/woman they’ve once fallen in love with; and tons of other questions.