(Look at me in that photo. I think you'll agree that I need to get on the treadmill for hours now. Gah! It's the Chicken Inasal's fault I'm telling you!)
Still, nothing beats the eight days that I spent going around different towns in Negros Occidental (five days of the eight without Internet). I was able to read the e-books I uploaded on my phone. My son and I were able to tell stories to one another for hours. I was able to commune with nature once again. It was one of the simplest, yet, happiest vacations of my life.
This writer's block will pass, I promise. I'm slowly pushing myself back to the daily grind.
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Yes sis, it will pass. At mukhang enjoy na enjoy ka sa bakasyon mo ah... Family bonding talaga.
ReplyDeleteAs for me, pregnancy block yata... may ganun ba? hehe....