Anyone ever had a chat with someone whom you haven't spoken too in a long time, and you were able to feel how he/she has grown just by keeping posted via his/her blog?

It's damn pyscho that's for sure.

I was just talking to someone today on MSN, and mentioning how I felt she's grown recently and how she seems comfortable in her own skin...

When it struck me, hey we haven't spoken in a long time! And I know how my friend's doing.

This is probably the only instant I hate blogs. It takes away the fun of catching up in person.

There's probably a flip side to what I've said, but I refuse to acknowledge it. It's not fun anymore! Humphs.

All it took was for one Body Balance class to fell me.

Down with a runny nose and my feeling feverish all over.

Actually, I think it was due to my body whining about a too-busy-no-time-to-eat lifestyle, but I need to find a easier reason to blame. =)

Guess this will put me down for today, but I need to get well. Hate being sick!!

Love Body Balance though, my body's aching in a good kinda way.

I have not post an entry for a long time.

And it was deliberate.

I felt drained, emotionally, physically and well... financially. Things were coming to a grounding halt and I felt there wasn't much to write or share with everyone anymore.

But if you are reading this via your email, or if you still bothered to look at my blog. I am at a happier stage of my life. Thank you all.

I am commencing school come 2 weeks, and it's something that I still don't know if it will help me in my life at all. But I think I will come out all right.

So it's now juggling work, gym classes and training and school.

Hopefully I won't die from exhuastion. But I am looking forward to it, it feels like I am taking a step forward instead of back.

I was reading an article by Steve Jobs and it says:

You have to trust in something - your gut, destiny, life, karma, whatever - because believing that the dots will connect down the road will give you confidence to follow your heart, even when it leads you off the well-worn path, and that will make all the difference.

Well said.