The So-called LIFE

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February 19, I woke up around 4:30 PM, excited for the Banaue-Sagada-Baguio tour. I texted Mark that we’ll be leaving 7:00 PM sharp. It was 6:45 PM when I called Mark if he’s ready but he said he still hasn’t prepared his stuff so I waited furiously. I got more angry when we left the village around 7:45 PM and forgot the waiver. He went home again to get the waiver so we’re able to leave around 8:00 PM. Grrhh…

I texted Cha, my officemate, to tell to the coordinator to wait for us because we wont make it in time, she replied furiously (I know the feeling). We’re afraid of how they will react to us. But thanked God, they didn’t reacted the way we expected them.

Anyway, so we went on with the tour. We were on a Van with a group of callcenters from ICT. We were out numbered (nakaka-OP!) but thanked God they’re friendly.

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Yesterday, I was able to watched Wall-E. I thought it’s just the usual Disney movie with fun, laughter and children stories but I was wrong. The movie had brought a strong message to me.

Perhaps, the strongest message the movie had made was this line,

“I don’t want to survive, I want to live”

A message that run down on my spine.

I then asked myself how am I living my life? I just realized that everyday, I live to work, earn money and simply survive each day. Even on weekends, I’m still working. Now, I wonder If I am really living my life.

Poor me!

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Having the lasik surgery was the best decision of my life. At first, I was hesitant to undergo surgery because of the fear that the operation might failed. And being blind would be the result I’ll regret in the end.

But thanked God I had the guts last year to do this. It’s not the operation that scared me, but the thought of not having the surgery. I’d rather take the risk than not trying it and regret it all my life. I only think of the positive things that could happen. Things that I can do after the surgery.

Well, the operation went great and I’m now on my second month of healing. I now have 20/20 vision. And I really feel great!

Now I can do things I haven’t done; things I stop doing; and things I want to do.
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