It's A Small World After All

There is just one moon
- And one golden sun
And a smile means
- Friendship to every one
Though the mountains divide
- And the oceans are wide
It's a small world after all

-It's A Small World After All

By sheer coincidence, I met TK of Dear Sage, Dear Sabine, Dear Sadie blog. (Two more addition to the family will require him a two-liner blog title. But who knows if he wants a three-liner blog title even more?) He's a doting father who dedicates most of the blog's content to his three (3) lovely daughters. It was last Sunday when Papsie, Kay, Daryl and me tried Trinoma.

Amidst the crowd near the elevator, somebody called me. There was this young looking stranger (carrying a little child) who was uttering something I cannot understand. Until at last from the mumbling, "Marvin, TK, this is Sadie", I was able to grab what he wants me to understand. The mention of Sadie and when he repeated TK, I finally understood it was TK, the blogger. I was so excited. It was such a marvelous feeling to meet a fellow blogger. After that, we said our prompt introductions. He recognized my kids and my husband probably from the pics that are posted here in my blog and he said he saw Papsie once in Manila.

My eyes were looking for Sage and Sabine, and of course Ayheen. TK sort of cut my obvious searching and said that it was his mother's death anniversary so the cousins were brought to Trinoma, and it was his first time. "It's my first time, too," I replied. Then we parted there. It was a brief meeting but it sure is a extremely good feeling.

I could have written about this when we got home but I was so dead tired I just wanted to lie down. Monday's always a busy day and the kids were cramming using the PC. Then came Tuesday when I started feeling very ill. (Marvin! What spell did you cast on me?!? he he) Until this time, I am sick but not very sick anymore. But still on unwanted and untimely sick leave.

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Near Meetings

The first supposed meeting with a blogger was with Abaniko. While we were chatting, he asked me if we could meet together with another blogger (I am sorry I cannot remember her pseudonym/name). Of course, I was shocked. I hate spur-of-the-moment situations. I was not able to come. And of course, I felt it was not a serious invitation.

The second supposed meeting with a blogger was with Punzi who saw me climbing the overpass stairs and wasn't able to decide to call me. (Was it my hair, Punzi? 'Cause I got the feeling that you don't like it cut that way when you asked while we were chatting why I had my long hair cut. ha ha) We were never able to chat again. While I do wanted to chat with friends, I cannot. I am still having problems with my computer. But, that will come. One day, who knows, I'll be chatting with you guys again.

And the third supposed meeting with a blogger was with Banzai Cat. We were about to meet but was not able to. Damn the skeds he he. Seriously, the serious young man has a serious job that requires serious attention and time. :-D But do you know, JFN (not JFK) aka Banzai Cat, that I had a serious suspicion that you want your anonymity intact? You have a nice (and young) sounding voice, too. Sounds harmless ha ha. They say, if a voice sounds good to the ear, the bearer looks good, or is it vice versa? I don't know. Things get pretty mixed up these days. :-( Ahh.