Here I am in Figaro, enjoying the air and the view, with no wi-fi. They keep telling me that it works here, however here I sit, able to connect to the wireless network, but unable to open a webpage - not even the airborne access site. There's something wrong, however I'm still here, waiting for a Cafe Mocha I just ordered.
That IS quite off, considering that my primary purpose is to surf here. But I'm quite appalled to notice that part of me is going on and on and on, pre-blogging like never before.
I call it pre-blogging because, damn it, I STILL can't connect!
...That may be a good thing, though. I allows me to devote more of my concentration to this memo. There has been a lot going through my mind, too much that it deprives me of time.
Ah, yes. Time. The hardest lesson I learned ever since I started fretting over other people's problems for a living is that time was a privilege I never knew existed - till it was painfully taken away from me. To those who will be working right after they graduate come next March or April, let this serve as a warning - You will realize the value of time.
When someone finds himself deprived of anything, all he would have to do is to think of a person who has or is currently in a situation worse than his, and he would find enlightenment, ultimately comfort.
Jesus comes to mind. I would like to think that during His brief time among us, He has been through all possible instances of stress.
The reason why I am probably thinking more about problems related, or rather the ACTUAL problem of lack of time is because I'm having a tough time trying to imagine that same scenario back in His time. What sort of wisdom is required to live with this predicament?
More research is required. Until then, God Bless.