It has been a whirlwind of experience for me for the past couple of days. I tried my best to be strong. To be self reliant. But in my pursuit of strength, more challenges came my way. To the point it made me fall face flat on the ground. Is it really worth fighting for, worth crying for?
Thanks to my friends and most especially to my beloved mom. You guys made me feel loved and made my core whole again. 
I have been sick since Thursday night and I was just in denial that I am. Hahaha. I blame it on the that aerosol thing that causes me to have asthma-like attacks plus the weather has been crazy lately. That also translates that I only had one chance last week to train. That’s sad…
So I declare last week as my rest week. This week’s going to be a lot better (crossing my fingers).
I feel bad whenever I see runners bash, say foul words, and all those negative thoughts. Is there really a need for that? Is it worth the effort and stress?
I rarely see bashing back then. If there were complaints, runners voice them out BUT in a modest and respectful manner in different fora. Moderators play a big role and always remind runners to avoid foul words or else their comments will be deleted.
It has changed significantly, sad to say. We all have our shortcomings, it’s how we manage the emotion reflects who we are as a person. We may be the highest ranking person, the richest, the most successful, a celebrity, the most popular, or any status in life, but it doesn’t make you any different from other RUNNERS. Respect is something what I learned from my parents since I was young and up until today I follow that by heart.
All I am saying is be nice. Respect begets respect. I remember back then we always say that runners are happy people.
I thought it was still 5 or 6AM. The picture above will give you an idea of how dark it is inside our home today. Time to enjoy the cool, rainy weather today while others (those who have to go out and work) resent it.
Have a great day guys and be safe.
A friend posted this on Facebook:
“The first person who’s on your mind the moment you open your eyes after a long sleep is the reason either of your happiness or pain.”