Monday's blue is a mildly cheerful occasion to touch the heart, for a joyous service at school, is the blueprint for future success. Today happens to be a morning of inspiration, and a idea dawn on me, and I felt the need to express myself to my parents. I emailed a worthy electronic mail, with some contents on my life experience, and understood the wisdom that God has prepared for me as a learning digest, and for this, I seek to lean on my parent's understanding for our family situation, which I faithfully hope is a more stable and peaceable gearing. After the heartfelt message to my parents, I went to school, albeit slightly late.
School today gives me the image of some golden and valuable idea that highlights a good quality lecture, and the initial release is that I may miss some good knowledge, though I felt quite satisfied that I can still go to school. Well, a surprise opener awaits me at school when I realised that I do not have classes for one month, and this causes to be on a contingency enactment mode. I understand the flexible wisdom of accomplishing some task of value when I am already present in an avenue, and the Buddhism ideal of a flexible and fluid life philosophy, to flow like water that fits the container of a faithfully good life. I decided upon the choice of personal fitness grooming, and planned a contingent plan to meet my mother for a lunch meal, and this proves as a good time. I was in a melodious joy, feeling a feel of a free and good life, as an adult driving, and as an amateur trainee in the gym doing my aerobic exercise that exudes a common smile. Lunch with mother is a candid affair when a son can be reunited with mother on a casual working day, and this is a gentle joy of solidarity. Well, we talked for a while, and a conclusion come to buy mooncake for Uncle Asang's family, as they love mooncakes.
I came home, feeling a sense of personal victory and a happy will to live, understanding one of God's lesson for me, and was in an elative stability that a listening service yearns unto. I may not have much worldly success as of yet in this present, as I humbly accept, though at least life is worth to gracefully tread through with faith daily.
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