A Turbulent Mind

I am going to Baguio in just a short while. I am going alone, which ironically makes me happy. It makes me feel scared too, but I believe in the experiential learning. I also think that you can grow more as an individual if you spend  some alone time with yourself instead of the usual bonding moments with a lot of people. I am indeed going alone but with the company of different strangers of different origins. 

On the brighter side, I am no longer feeling depressed. Every cloud indeed has a silver lining. I found mine, so I know that you would find yours too. To believe in the impossible, that's the key.

P.S. Was it coincident or what? I had never given much thought to being able to see signs about something. So when I was scanning American Gods by Neil Gaiman, I particularly read lines 1-2 in page 9 and I quote, "You can put all this behind you. You got a second chance. Make the most of it."Indeed, I had. The next day, my Math 53 professor told me that I got a 4, which means I got another chance to be able to pass Math. I was so thrilled and spooked. Really. I have to make the most of it. Serious mode now.