thanks kabao for visiting back. Yes, God doesn’t always smooth our path, but He makes sure that He’s beside us in every journey. Comments like this inspire me more to believe that even in my own little way, I can touch the lives of others.

I am also glad I joined the classroom and found nice kababayans from all over the world who, despite the distance, age differences and status, were able to establish such camaraderie.

Thanks again, and God bless you, too!

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Very insightful Maline (please let me stick to the original handle).

I ignored the article noong unang daan ko rito. Now I have more time to linger and the title caught me this time.

Tama ka, there will be times when we think all would be a breeze not expecting that a “traffic” lies somewhere. We could either take it with frustration or consider it as an opportunity to pause and examine if we really are headed to the right direction.

Your stumbling upon Ellang’s classroom was no accident. It had a purpose and possibly this is it, to serve as connector to what most of us have been missing all along.

Keep writing, the gift is there. God bless.

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hi, friend! thanks for visiting! hope we can have coffee sometime pag uwi kayo dito sa bulacan. muah!!!miss ya!

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Hi Maline! Tagal na ako’ng informed na you have created a blogsite. I was too busy with so many things that I didn’t really have enough time to check on the every detail of the blogs of our friends (and yours, too). I’m actually here now in the office preparing for another agenda for the day. But when I’ve read your comment to Nelson’s blog, I immediately click on the site. You just don’t know how someone like you has again touched my heart and my life. Thanks Maline!! Mwaaah!!

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