I Woke Up Like This

That's what this blog told me when I finally clicked on the New Post icon. ;o)

Well, hello! I’m finally back and still hoping to revive the blogging agenda. I find it awfully hard and painful to push myself to write again. It’s probably the fear of not being able to update regularly, or worse -- that horrible thought of losing all my files again. (Although that didn’t actually happen here on Blogger. Someplace else…)


Life’s been quiet and crazy. I like it this way and will still look forward to a lot of quiet times by myself and more crazy times with my husband and kids. It’s really strange and funny how I don’t miss writing and blogging at all. But I must admit that publishing my thoughts out there (like here) still brings a bit of *kilig* to my bones. No, it’s not about getting comments and likes. It’s probably just the fancy thought of seeing my works published again. Who knows, I just might find myself on a roll again. Pero okay lang din if not. Heh heh.

Thanks for reading this. Kailan kaya ako babalik?

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