Hi, #silverbloggers community. It's been a while. I apologize for my long silence and for not posting articles in the community. Thanks @antonette for a short chat a while ago and letting me know that you wrote a post and told me to read it. I am bothered by your situation right now. Take time to discern. Let go, let God.
I am glad that technology has become such an integral part of our lives today. Despite that, I can’t help but feel concerned about the behavior of today’s youth. It gives me the impression that getting their attention is a challenge. When they do listen, it often comes with a sigh and a grumble, as if accepting is a burden. It’s an obvious dissimilarity to our childhood, when just a simple whistle from our parents would have us rushing to them, their lessons resonating deeply in our hearts and minds. It makes me wonder how we strayed so far from that connection.
By the way, @antonette has just mentioned that I am wrapped up with different tasks from my new job. Since the passing of my son, I have buried myself in work to fill the space in my life. Again, my apologies to you guys. Although, once in a while, I write personal blogs to break the monotony of my job. I'll get back to the community soon. I missed sharing my thoughts in this awe-inspiring community. Catch you around, guys.
My warm regards to the ever charming @lizelle, Kuya @tengolotodo, @samsmith1971 who brought me here, and to everyone who shares the same thoughts with me. God bless everyone.
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