Old Habits Die Hard

What's up, my fellow blog readers? It's been a while since the last time I made an entry here. To be honest, I missed it. Sooo much!

I actually have no valid reason why I haven't been updating my blog. Perhaps I was just so busy minding other things than prioritizing my blog page. Or may be I wasn't too inspired to compose and share my thoughts and experiences. Okay, fine -- simply because I'm lazy! Whatever! 

But I'm back now. Not with a vengeance but with lots of stories from the past. I hope you wouldn't mind reading a little (one or a couple of years) throwback write-ups! Hey, it wasn't that long time ago! 

Like I mentioned from my very first blog entry, writing is my passion. And it will never be easy for me to just walk away from an old habit. I am positive that in the coming days, I would be able to share my experiences (whether good or bad), including travels, recipes, outfits, life events, etc. and hopefully, connect/inspire my readers. 

Life's too short to keep my stories to myself!

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Keep the Passion Burnin'

Remember your childhood years, when you unconsciously keep on repeating things that you love doing? For some it may be drawing, others like cooking or baking, then there’s a bookworm who spends much time reading. These are just concrete examples of hidden passion. At such a young age, there is this strong desire of which one enjoys doing.

Unfortunately, not all children were given equal chances to pursue what they are passionate about. Due to unavoidable circumstances, one cannot be able to enhance his/her innate ability. But mind you, somewhere, somewhen, someday, that natural skill will come out unexpectedly.

It will never be too late to start doing your passion again. In my case, I am a frustrated writer. Creative writing was my secret pastime when I was younger. It was my way of expressing my thoughts and delivering my feelings. This may also be the reason why I signed up on a micro-blogging site, Twitter. I just cannot believe that though many years have passed, I still love composing essays.

I would like to thank a good friend, Eric Capacia, who encouraged me to write again. Now that I’m starting to blog, expect more entries from me. Like his advice to me, I would like to end my very first entry with the exact words he has told me, “do whatever makes you happy and keep the passion burnin’.”

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