some now, some later
When I was younger, one of our playmates who lived next door asked us why our father does not work. You see, my father works for the National Power Corporation. But the men of the families who lived next door (both to our left and right) and across work abroad. This explains why the kids thought our father wasn’t working. Although we’re not the type who shares food like that of I used to see in old movies, these 4 families, ours included, are friendly to each other. All the others in the neighborhood seem to fade away from our awareness.
Anyway, just last week I heard news that the husband who lived to our right passed away. He left his wife quite a sum of money. Good thing also that he had funeral insurance. It’s just sad that he will no longer enjoy the fruits of his labor during his old age as what anyone working abroad would plan to.
It may seem logical to save for the future but we have to balance life so that we enjoy some now, and some later. ![]()






4 Comments
1. Yen commented on May 10, 2008 at 11:25 pm
I like your post,Thea! very true talaga and that’s what we always do..Some now, some later;) Di naman kasi madadala pera pag nawala kana..Live Life ika nga!
Btw, tag you and Happy Mom’s Day to you!
2. abie commented on May 10, 2008 at 11:27 pm
sis, i have a tag for you:
http://howellabie.blogspot.com/2008/05/supporter.html
abie’s last blog post..The “Supporter”
3. thea commented on May 10, 2008 at 11:32 pm
thanks yen…will check your tag.
4. thea commented on May 10, 2008 at 11:32 pm
hi abie. thanks for the tag.