Thoughts on the Side

I’m sorry for not having been able to update SDNL for so many months— I’ve been busy sleeping, watching movies, playing games and chatting. *wink* On a serious note though, of course, work has been the major  activity in my life aside from taking care of the kids and domestic responsibilities.  I’ve planned to update this early last year just to give you updates on certain things except that from the moment I should be updating was the incident I had on the “F” word. I was even told to just focus on more important things and not on blogs and websites. LOL!  Again, I don’t really have to explain anything to people who don’t know how blog works or perhaps who don’t necessarily respect the inviolability of this private domain. That was history! When crabs strike, you can never really do anything except to move on and smile despite your veins dilating in dismay, your body roasting in irritation and your head infuriately heats up.  I am, on the other side, glad to have good friends beside me who somehow empathizes with the kind of antagonisms back then.  I guess you can never question when I say that I earn $ every time I do blogs. I might be oppressed by some people because of their insecurities however when I go home I’m just a plain mom giving life to three kids.  

Nevertheless, entering year 2009 makes me more thankful for all of you who have been keeping an eye on “Strolling Down Nursing Lane”. All of you who have been complimenting me on this site, all people whom I inspire. Thank you! Thank you! You guys also inspire me to always be genuine on my writings. Last year was definitely a tough but sweet one for me. It was a huge learning experience. There were many things that have happened, things that put me on the line of maturity not only on what can be seen by the naked eye but also the most important essence of being alive— my soul! I became stronger because of heartaches, I became stronger because of kind and true people around me, I became stronger because of oppression, I became stronger because of people who believe in me—I generally became stronger because of a collection of both positive and negative things in my life. Everything is truly memorable and important to me.  Until then—I am still dreaming!