I waited and waited
but the clouds never left
the peak of Mayon
posted by roh mih at 5:20 PM
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2 Comments:
Some things in life cannot be changed....what we can do is to look up and see the beauty of the clouds, then climb to the peak
nice blog pare. perhaps we should introduce general palparan to taoism. it might help in easing his troubled mind...
:-) shubert
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