In response ro a comment I received a few days ago, I will try to tell more about myself here. Not that I am trying to exude an aura of mystery but rather I am just not that so eloquent when it comes to describing myself or revealing personal details anout me. Anyway, I am Mae Seballos, a government employee since I started working in the year 1996, first as a volunteer earning only an allowance for four months before becoming a casual worker on January 1997 and now as a Management and Audit Analyst. Although my life has been entrenched in the field of Accounting, writing is and always will be my passion. I now have a family and blessed with three lovely daughters who seemed to have inherited my penchant for writing and music. I may have not grown up in a complete family and have not the fortune to have a responsible father, but I deeply believe that my Father in Heaven loves me more than any father here on earth. Life over the years wasn’t easy, and all emotions I go through I put it into writing and find comfort from expressing them in writing when I cannot speak of it. I hope to touch people in a way I never could express fluently in real situations. Many people may not understand what I feel anyway if I tell it. Well then, at least, allow me to be ME in this corner, this niche, I carved myself in this vast world of literature.
page up
page down
it all turns around
spinning world
spinning head
looking for
timeless content
living long
after I am dead
not just a blog
dissolving
like the morning fog
gone
soon after I am dead
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Very Lovely Yr Pics and Word.s. You’re the Verb. I enjoy it.
Blessed Be¡
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Hey. I would love to know more about you, but there doesn’t seem to be anything listed on this page /:
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Hmm, since I’ve joined WordPress, I still seemed to be unsure how to manage my site. Also, I think I’ve revealed important things about me on my post Amazingly Awed and on my post A Piece of My Mind.I hope you get to read them.
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It is amazing how kids can unlock the memories of our chodlhiod even relive them like we never aged. My son gives me a reason to smile, laugh perhaps even giggle whenever we enter his world of play and funny stories. The bazaar was idea and I was blessed to be a part of it. Thank you and wishing you an awesome days ahead.
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I agree with you, Staysha. Kids have the power to transport to a time and place we always loved to look back to.
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Concurring with Staysha! Thank you, Mae, for sharing your story with us. 🙂
Since your three lovely daughters have inherited your penchant for both writing and music, I have here a special post that combines both writing and music for you and your daughters to enjoy at https://soundeagle.wordpress.com/2013/03/10/soundeagle-in-soundcloud-art-music-and-compositions-about-new-sensations-love-life-country-nature-dreaming-meditation-and-spirituality/
Happy August to you and your family!
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Thank you for appreciating my story and for sharing the link. I will surely check it out.
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You are very welcome, Mae. Please be informed that you should preferably use a desktop or laptop computer with a large screen to view the multimedia contents, because my website could be too powerful and feature-rich for iPad, iPhone, tablet or other portable devices to handle properly or adequately. A pair of high-quality headphones or excellent speakers are also essential to listen to the music.
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Thanks for the info. So now I know why I seemed to not be able to get through the site using my phone before.
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SoundEagle looks forward to interacting with you at the site. 🙂
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