Wednesday, February 15, 2017
De-cluttering
As I browse through the many posts I had written over time since opening my Blogger account, I noticed some that evoked memories I would rather forget. Nothing worth keeping. I believe it is high time for me to delete them. It would be counterproductive to strive for peace of mind and serenity of the heart by holding on to posts that were written while I was in the throes of stupidity. We learn from mistakes but no one in their right mind would treasure them!
Therefore, right after publishing this entry, I will be sweeping through all my past entries and deleting the miserable ones for good. See you all on the other side! 😊
Wednesday, February 1, 2017
The Gift of Time
My husband has a hobby of gifting me watches any chance he gets. No Rolex or anything of that sort, of course. But time pieces that carry individual sentimental values. The first one he bought was a pair of His & Hers YSL dress watches for our first wedding anniversary.
The second watch he bought me was upon my request: ICE watch in Black and Gold.
The third watch he bought for me was for my 50th birthday, another ICE watch but with BMW design. It just happens to be in the same colour as the 10 year old BMW car he bought me in 2007.
Needless to say, I wear this to formal events.
This one was my everyday watch for a long while, for obvious reasons.
This is my watch of choice whenever I am roughing it up doing outdoor activities. Usually worn with blue Levi's jeans.
And the latest and most expensive purchase he made for me was for my 52nd birthday: an Apple Watch!
I am absolutely in love with this gem! I mean, it makes it a lot easier driving to work and everywhere else now.
I pondered on the reasons behind my husband's tendencies to buy me a watch any chance he gets. I came to the conclusion its about giving time. Time is the most precious gift anyone can ever gift to you. Its the one thing they can never recover or get back.
Looking back, hubby has always been there for me. He has always given me the time and space to grow. He was patient during my difficult and most trying moments. In the past, during my depressive years, I had pushed him to make quick decision to let me go. But instead, he stalled for time; giving me the space to regain my equilibrium. He knows and understands me better than I do myself, I must admit. And I am eternally grateful for his gifts.
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