june 22, 2010
Last day at zamboanga. Was it a fulfilling visit? I believe it was a fulfilling and satisfying one. It answered some of my questions and as to what's next. I leave it with God's plan. These things that transpired in my life portrays how great He is for giving me a new chance to live a fulfilling life.
This is such a short visit, a break through my daily routine but an eye opener for the best things that will yet to come. My vision on living my life has transpired. I yearned to live a fruitful life. My brothers and sisters need me. The fact that I am there to support A. Mirna and hear her heartaches brings so much joy to her. I also saw the life that my auntie aida is living right now. It's so hard to contemplate what she's been to and the struggle that she is encountering as she fight for her dear life.
The return of a lost daughter of zamboanga. The fact that she'd doing good today brings tears to the eyes of many who have predicted that their lives are doomed because of poverty. It was powerful! It was mind awakening.
Another thought entered my mind. It is amazing why up to now Zamboanga remains as it is. I've been here last Dec. 2008 yet almost everything remain the same. As Nina said, its unchanging. What great things can be brought about with this city? So much natural resources, so much potential but the government and people yet remain passive. Who could initiate change? Where should it come from? Who should bring about change? Is it enough that I ask questions? Or should we start looking for answers and take actions to resolve the problems at hand?
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