Go no farther

Go no farther

Go no farther

Never on Sunday, the Manaoag edition

“Oh kiss me quick, while we still have this feeling..”

“Love me tender, Love me sweet, Never let me go..”

Oh, how sweet to hear these music again. Even my creator rested on the Sabbath, the seventh day of creation. So here I am sitting on the 25th seat of a Victory Liner Bus, with a bag of raisins on my left and a a pen and notebook on my right. I know I’ve been sick, I know I have many things to do for work, which I’m always willing to do now before tomorrow (for “tomorrow” is a word I use for finding time to rest). But today is special, as the mission is special.

We visit the miraculous church of Manaoag every now and then, but today, we scheduled this date to hear Mass in Pangasinan, our home province, a bare 4-hour travel from Manila. Its a wonderful break for me, and a special request for and by the family. We’ve come to ask for healing. My youngest sister has just been diagnosed with a lung problem; my mom and I are also on treatment for some minor health troubles.

As I’m writing this, I’m feeling quite drained of my own energy. I feel my hands are growing colder and there is pain in my weakest spot. I have to stop from time to time to meditate and re-energize, for without it, I wouldn’t be able to further with my writing. I won’t let this stop me though from saying how good this day is and how happy I’ve felt inside just visiting the church once again. more…

Journey to the Journey to the Center of the Earth

If you haven’t read Jules Verne’s Journey to the Center of the Earth and weren’t even able to watch the movie Journey to the Center of the Earth, then I hope you’ll find it intriguing to watch the movie or buy the book after I relate our experience.

I love Jules Verne’s books.  Aside from the usual witchcraft and vampire love of Anne Rice’s books, I’m also intrigued by the old fashioned scientific theories of Vernian books.  Jules Verne is a French author, famed of his writing about “Around the world in 80 days“, “Twenty Thousand Leagues under the sea“, “Journey to the Center of the Earth“, and “From Earth to the Moon“.  From the book titles themselves, to the story itself was a very mind titilating read.  more…