You've Never Really Left

Just wondering... how somebody you haven't been talking to still feels so familiar and so... close.

I'll Always Remember

I gave you the benefit of the doubt.

I spent the whole morning looking up what "taking someone for granted" meant.

And these are what I found: 

"Taking for granted is not appreciating something or someone for what they are there for, have to offer, and can do." ,

"Taking for granted is not appreciating or being grateful for what you have." ,

"If you take something for granted, you don't worry or think about it because you assume you will always have it. If you take someone for granted, you don't show your appreciation to them." ,

"It means that someone used you and they didn't appreciate what you did." ,

"Taking someone for granted means not cherishing the things someone does for you…it means expecting everything from someone and not giving the same in return…it means never being satisfied with what one has and what one is offered and constantly wanting ‘something else’…it means not appreciating a person for who they are…it means wanting them to be someone else…and unfortunately, more often than not, people don’t even realize when they are taking something for granted…at least not until its too late".

I can't see any more of those.

Anyone can insult me or say the nastiest things without really hurting me.

Why would this come from you?

What Writing Should Be

“I will blog as and when I can and want to, and I’ll write only what I’ve seen, and how I view things. “
 
“I write for myself, and I write from my heart.”

-Saw Phaik Hwa

The Season Of Lent

"Lent should be more than a time of fasting. It should be a joyous season of feasting. Lent is a time to fast from certain things and to feast on others. It is a season in which we should:
Fast from judging others; feast on the Christ dwelling in them.
Fast from emphasis on differences; feast on the unity of all life.
Fast from thought of illness; feast on the healing power of God.
Fast from words that pollute; feast on the phrases that purify.
Fast from discontent; feast on gratitude.
Fast from anger; feast on patience.
Fast from pessimism; feast on optimism.
Fast from worry; feast on hope.
Fast from complaining; feast on appreciation.
Fast from negatives; feast on affirmatives.
Fast from bitterness; feast on forgiveness.
Fast from self-concern; feast on compassion for others.
Fast from discouragement; feast on hope.
Fast from suspicion; feast on truth.
Fast from thoughts that weaken; feast on promises that inspire."

- Fasting and Feasting, by William Arthur Ward on The Season Of Lent

I Have To Go

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I just want a simple life.

A simple, normal, life.