“Adik ka ba?” ‘di ka pa parent, pero magulang ka na!
Inaway mo na naman si “darna”!
…pero ang feeling mo, ikaw ang inaway nya!
Kaya ayan tuloy, mas mahaba pa sa ilong ni pinochio ang nguso mo sa pagsimangot,
habang pinaninindigan mong mas “adik” si darna …
talo nya pa ang naka-drugs kasi “paulit-ulit” sya,
parang sirang plaka sa kakasita sayo
Sa mga ginagawa mong akala mong “okey lang”, pero pala ay hindi!
Hmmm…ever wonder who this “darna” is?
Madalas kesa minsan, we never really wanted to hear others tell us that there’s something wrong, or that something better could have been done than what we just did. Sometimes, the more we are told to do “this” because “this is what’s right”, the more that we would do otherwise just because we hate that person who keeps on telling us what to do and what’s “not to do”!
The hurting part is, just as Mother Theresa once said, “I know God won’t give me anything I can’t handle. I just wish He didn’t trust me so much.” We would tend to really make it difficult for that person since we never believe while she is still with us, striving to fulfil the mission entrusted to her by God to “care for us” that much.
The saddest part is, we just claim “that we listened” and promise to keep those “loving words” in our lifetime when “parting time” no longer allows that chance which we never cared to grab.
Good thing that through today’s Gospel, God is sending His Holy Spirit to still give us that opportunity to tell “darna” that we love her afterall. Instead of being addicted to our careless tendencies to just shrug our shoulders when she worries about us, we could instead be more captivated in declaring our gratitude to God by preparing something unique for her upcoming Special Day in the week[s] to come. 🙂 sunsetProfGail
Vision it Out w/ Gail S. Montero 