I had to see her. I should have been in time because I hate to see her wait for long, but I had gotten my hand tight and I could not leave on time. I ought to have called her but I couldn’t. I must have been there as promised. But life, oh! Life makes so difficult for us sometimes. I could have lost her trust. She might have thought I did nothing to keep my words. I felt so disappointed in myself, I ought to have let her know my problem in any way. I might have called her but I was heavily
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Lately, I’ve been practicing this formula to lessen my burden and stress in everyday occurrences, most especially if I’m facing difficulties and hardships in life. Yes, I know a lot of people doesn’t like Math, but please don’t take it so complicated that you’ll end up vomiting because you can’t fix that Pythagorean Theorem. This is as simple as one plus one, all you have to do is to think deeply, guys, I tell you this saved me from so many troubles and future brawls.
But before I continue, one s
Recently, I watched a movie - a masterpiece - from my film collection; rewatched actually - going down the memory lane, ya know?
"[...]there was this king and he ruled over his kingdom. Right in the middle of the kingdom there was a well. That's where everybody drank. One night, this witch came along and she poisoned the well. And the next day, everybody drank from it except the king and they all went crazy. They got together in the street and they said, "We got to get rid of the king, 'cause the
"Kintsugi" or "Kintsukuroi" is a Japanese word that means "to repair with gold", and it's the art of repairing pottery with gold and understanding that piece is more beautiful for having been broken.... It makes it more special and unique...
Kintsugi can also relate to the Japanese philosophy of "no mind", which encompasses the concepts of non-attachment and acceptance of change as aspects of human life.
"Not only is there no attempt to hide the damage, but the repair is literally illuminated...
"Dear my people, today, in this rainy season, I summoned you here to announce a PRIZE CONTEST. Any of you who have wings to fly can participate in. The challenge is you should GO TO THE MOON and find your spouse there. If you're successful, I will let you free and START A NEW LIFE", says the King to his people.
Afterwards, millions of them take part in this challenge. They are surprised as they found many moons are there. Some moons are also moving ahead so fast that oftentimes kill participants.
I remember long time ago that I was fond of Sailor Stars. I am a big fan of anime Sailor Moon and her friends.
I love Usagi, Sailor Mercury, Venus, Uranus, Pluto, Saturn and all include Mask Tuxedo or known as Mamoru.
I also love Usagi's daughter, she is so cute and I forgot her name. Was it Usako?
Anyway that's how I spend my Sat night by drinking ice blend cappuccino and listening to some hits wonder in 2008. Ciao!
http://www.dailyinspirationalquotes.in/2017/04/tell-truth-dont-remember-anything-ma
Yes, I'm talking about 'participle clauses'. Don't confuse 'participle' with 'particle', though - participle is the form of a verb that ends with '-ed' or '-ing'.
Adjectival participle clauses are like relative clauses, for example, "Anyone trying to move the stone will get injured." (= Anyone who tries/is trying to move the stone will get injured.)
What I really want to convey, however, is that 'adjectival participle clauses can only be used to talk about actions that happen the same time as the
Then it occurred, there was a deafening silence.
Seen as harmless, but an equal to violence.
The silence wasn't heard before, like filtered white noise.
Nothing less and nothing more, like time, silence destroys.
As when your life's centered around an object,
Family, education, a person or concept.
Even something you can't quite detect.
One day you'll find yourself on a road,
Going down a path seldom strode.
A place you find that you don't want to be,
Take a lesson from a person such as me.
Listen to all a
Home Early
A blonde guy gets home early from work and hears strange noises coming from the bedroom. He rushes upstairs to find his wife naked on the bed, sweating and panting. "What's up?" he says. "I'm having a heart attack," cries the woman.
He rushes downstairs to grab the phone, but just as he's dialing, his 4-year-old son comes up and says "Daddy! Daddy! Uncle Ted's hiding in your closet and he's got no clothes on!" The guy slams the phone down and storms upstairs into the bedroom, past his s
There was a man… a silent man,
A humble man who lived alone
And seems like god had his plan
On humble man, for he was born.
The man wasn't happy nor was he sad
The man just lived and all he had
Was just one life one hope one way,
Just one bright and happy day…
That day he met a woman,
A pretty, sweet cute woman.
She loved the life and she was sure
That life is so sweet and pure.
Thus they met and fall in love
Thus they lived, enjoyed the life.
They worked, and walked and laughed and cried
They hoped and nev
Dear friends, do you know one of our best members Seeker has already left this site? I came to know about it yesterday. He just wrote me two lines when I was not active here and later I found he deleted his account. What a loss!
He was enthusiastic about learning, he was sober, open minded and moreover was a very good friend of us. I never found him uttering any bad words and in all sense he was a very good member of this site.
Then why has he left? So far I can understand he was not happy with
To me, Happiness is an island. An island with roads, roads where you can drive yet where you will not be "charged" with a crime. Where you can go to talk to people. It's an "island" civil enough to have roads, yet not "civil" enough to have "hatred". It's an "island" where people are "nice" yet say their opinion without hatred, just fact. We all, as humans, do not agree, but we do not have to be Hateful. It's an island where there are different roads, but all lead to the same place, "where we wa
As I am not any awesome joke teller, I decided to come up with my own stories. I mean real stories, life has written. Like you all know 1st April is Fool's Day and let me confess here that once I was perfectly fooled by my husband. On that day I had a call. Somebody had called me and later it turned out to be an officer from Health Insurance Institute telling me that I had some debts there, which must be paid. When I was told something so serious, I immediately forgot about some silly Fool's Day
...and I keep on asking you...
"What will remain one day, when we leave this world?"
...then I can hear myself silently answering...
Maybe two soulmates dancing together in the universe...
or no more you, no more me, two burried identities lost forever...
... and I still keep on asking you...
"What exactly will remain when we both leave this world?"
... then I can hear myself whispering...
Suddenly all these tangible things we considered not that important will start making sense...
In fact
I have read a funny story and I want you to read it, too.
Here is the funny story:
To Absent Brothers
An Irishman walks into a bar in Dublin, orders three pints of Guinness and sits in the back of the room, drinking a sip out of each one in turn. When he finished all three, he comes back to the bar and orders three more. The bartender says to him, 'You know, a pint goes flat after I draw it; it would taste better if you bought one at a time.' The Irishman replies, 'Well, you see, I have two brother
Relationships, especially of the monogamous, “I love you forever” kind, are facing testing times. For the younger generation, the idea of a “forever”, is becoming steadily disenchanting because there is always someone hotter, nicer, more fun and interesting, and better suited for their evolving needs and are in sync with their personal/professional choices out there. Changing needs and changing times seem to be permanently changing the nature of relationships. Social media and digital communicat
To begin with I should say I am not as good at making fun like as others. Sometimes I can't even make out some funny stories. But, despite the fact today I want to give it a try! So, let's see.
Conversation between a teacher and a student:
Teacher: Dear student, ' What is a museum'?
Student: ' Sir, a museum is a place where musicians play their great music'.
Teacher: ' Really, so did you see musicians were playing music over there as I know you went there two days ago'?
Student: ' Sir, I did not see
So long as you get a grip on yourself, you have time for everything. If not, life slips away in a jiffy, leaving you panicky and disillusioned…
If time is limited and beyond our control, the only thing to do is to catch it by the forelock and make the most of it! Else, we will be left attempting to grab its vanishing tail in desperation… too little, too late!
In the insidious connection humans share with time, as we discussed last week in this space, planning and balance is the key to a healthy, r
