@ Bambi,
Pare, the weather back home is extremely chilly--yet beautiful. There is a solemn beauty about it, the coming of Christmas and the birth of Christ comes again. The separation of old and new, and the divide between the past and the present. In this Cold November.
I am excited for you as you will be going back to the warmth and beauty of the Philippines again, take extra pictures for us, ok?
As for myself, im trying to get ready to go back to college (im driving back to campus tomorrow morning), trying to be strong as I know that my friends back in campus will need someone strong to comfort them in our time of grief. Many of my friends are bereaved severely by this sudden loss; a loss of any loved one is devastating, more so one who is so close to us. Right now, we are trying to stay strong--and trying to keep our priorities in focus, mostly academics and emotional solidarity. Rob wasn't the type who moped along and whined about his problems, he was one who liked to solve it immediately, and I know that if he were still right now--he would have told me and my friends to "stop crying, suck it up, dry your tears, clear your throat, and move on with your days".
You know i have shown my deep emotions in here, in Tubag Bohol, than in person. I normally do not show my sensitivities as openly--as I do hide in a veneer of male machisimo, typical of Filipino men. However, it feels good to release my emotions in here--it has been extremely helpful in the grieving process. I cannot begin to express how thankful I am to have been able to release my inner feelings in here.
@ orChids,
What a wonderful picture...Nagano, Japan is so peaceful in winter.
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