The Looking Glass

These are the effects of post-outing withdrawal syndrome. P.S.  This is a work of fiction based on one of my strange dreams. ---- It was a balmy morning, the office had just gone on another adventurous outing at one of those to-go-places where companies would hold their annual team building. Honestly, it wasn't really a huge hit with our bosses as they just stood on the sidelines watching us move around like a bunch of children running loose on a playground. After an intense round of water rafting and wall climbing, I sighed in relief thinking that this was all over-but I was wrong! Standing in front of my eyes was a ladder inside a tube, I decided to think about what to do next, since ladders and I are not the best of friends. But for one of my kids, that wasn't the case as she eagerly climbed up the ladder. After her climb, she then told me from the ledge: "Come on mom, we'll be waiting for you here!"  "Don't worry, I'll find a way to get...

Well, at least I finally got this off the drafts list hahahaha Nearly a month ago, I had decided to put aside my MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe) marathon to watch the live stream of Feast Makati Salcedo. To be honest, the Lord has called me once again to reconnect with Him by listening to His word instead of watching the Hulk (hahaha). And yes, the topic struck my heart once again as it was about breaking bad habits and the need to change for the better. First, I was amused with Bro. Jan's anecdote that we cannot force change to happen by his two anecdotes. First was the struggle to get his son into taking a bath, until a crush changed all of that. And the second is dealing with concerned parents telling a young Bro. Jan to talk their kids into stopping their terrible habits, but that also didn't work-considering that if the parents were not able to do it, then it probably won't work for Bro. Jan either. So the lesson here is that we shouldn't force people to chan...