Breaking the Ice

The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines icebreaker as something that is done or said to get through the first difficulties in starting a conversation or discussion. Most of the times people start with a joke or topics involving common interests and hobbies. Others break the ice through games. But in the Toastmasters environment, we start with a...

Last Day – A Christmas Tragedy

What will you do if you knew today was your last day on earth?

What will you do if you knew that today is the last day you're gonna be seeing one of your loved ones?

Beautiful Chaos

Children. World's most beautiful chaos. *This is in response to this week's photo challenge chaos.

First Day: Battle Against Depression

I am lost. I am tired. I am useless. I want to end everything. These were the exact phrases I used just 2 days ago to describe the overwhelming number of emotions that took control of me. All of it bad. Blame it on my hormones, but I already had most of those emotions years...

Appreciate the Beauty

The world is a beautiful place!     This is in response to this week's Photo Challenge, Details.

Full of Colors

  The world is full of colors Some are white Others, black A few are brown And a couple, yellow The world is full of colors I say Merry Christmas A Happy Holidays, from you He tells me Happy Hanukkah While she, Feliz Navidad The world is full of colors My mom tells me I...

Shine

Do no let your darkest hour rule your heart, Nor let them tell you to dim your light. Go out there, little one Let that light shine brightly.     This is in response to this week's photo challenge, Look Up. ** I am still starting to write free and open verses. Feel free to...

The Walkway

It was so difficult to focus on my exams while wondering if I can still enroll for the next semester. Read, drink coffee and CRY was all that I can do.

Why Am I Here?

Why am I here? These are some reasons why I started blogging.

Someone’s Coming

Wishing for my father to turn up whenever a fork gets dropped on the floor caused disappointment. But it taught me one important thing. To hope. I kept on hoping that one day, my father will show up on our doorstep. I kept hoping that somewhere, somehow, my father still thinks about me.