Life In A Station

 Life is the train, not the station. (Paulo Coelho) 

Okay dear, let me break it down to you this way.

First of all, heart doesn't wait forever. You had your chance and you ruined it. So, shame on you.

Second of all, no one can put their life on hold for far too long the way you made me do.

See, life is a train as Coelho said. The clock is tick-tick-tickin'... People running, while I'm here crawling.

For heaven's sake, once in my life, I don't wanna be late. I can't be late, I must chase it. But, I should think that you must not. Maybe, we're just heading to different station.

So, this is it. Let's just say goodbye, right here, right now, in this very moment. No need to pray that someday, somehow, we'll bump into each other ever again. And don't say something nice just because you can't help it.

If we happen to be crossing our path again in a way the universe always jokes, let's just pretend we never know each other. 

So, yeah. Adios. 

Last Ghost Down

So long, Abraham. Hello, life.

The Heartbreaking Dreams

HOLAAAA!

It's been quite a while since my last post, eh? Well, blame me not. I'm little bit occupied lately, you know, with work and other things.

So, a friend of mine finally got married yesterday and we're so very happy for him--and his bride of course. We wish you both to have a happy marriage life, guys *wink-wink

Now, let's change the subject. I wanna talk about dreams. Two days ago I watched a movie tittled Morning Glory. The story itself has failed to wowed me. But, there's a quote that I really really love from the movie:

"You had a dream, you know? Great. When you were eight, it was adorable. When you were 18, it was inspiring. At 28, it's officially embarassing. And I just want you to stop before we get to heartbreaking."

Then help me, God, for I have so many dreams.