Learning to let go. Letting go is the twin sister of "sayang lang". For six months already I have been thinking about letting things go, or if it is too sayang to let go. I'd always say "oh nobody is going to buy this anymore for me" or "what if I'll need it later". It is so difficult to throw something away when I have great memories with these things. "Oh this pen, this was given to me ten years ago. Oh, I bought this notebook in Hawaii". Or this book. I remember going to the International Bazar with my mom a few decades ago, when it was still hard to buy books in the English language. Have I read this book? - no. Will I give it away? no. Will I read it? No. Will it be another dust collector? HECK YEAH. For sure, sorbing walang sense ng post na ito, pero sabi nga ni mareng KKD - My blog, my rules. Char. (the language) Bahala na - wag na malet go for now. Sayang kasi. It is easier to let go, when you're annoyed and pissed, so let...
Serenity prayer - this prayer has been my screensaver for some quite time now. I've been teaching myself to accept things I cannot change, prayed for courage to change the things I can and asked for wisdom to know the difference. Additionally, I know and feel deep in my heart, that I will be challenged, not only this summer, but also for the rest of the year. Challenges - such a bittersweet word. Sometimes it is so much easier to stay in your comfort zone and just let things be, and yes, I am aware of the fact, that there is no growth to be found in the comfort zone. You can't excel, you won't be at your best, when you're just hanging out in your comfort zone. Another thing I should reduce is to give way. I need to learn that I am not always on the road who gives way, I should realize that sometimes it's ok if I am on the priority lane. But that is even harder than leaving your comfort zone. I'd rather give way, than put myself first. So many what ifs - but an...