I woke up early.
I went jogging.
I ate my sumptuous breakfast.
A perfect start to a fantabulous week (despite the loads and loads and loads of work).
I took a bath.
Dressed up.
It was just right until I noticed something wrong with my favorite pair of shoes.
The sole's ripping off.
What a Monday, I thought.
Confident as I am, I went out of the house clutching with me my daily professional needs, wearing my ripping-off shoes.
I went from one store to another to find a temporary remedy, rugby.
Unfortunately, no one sells even a drop of it.
I was losing hope.
Suddenly, seemingly a gift from the heavens, a blessing from above, it was as if God saw my suffering, a shoe repairman seated on one corner of our street with his paraphernalia.
I hurried towards him.
Had my shoes repaired.
And out of nowhere I asked, "Madalas po ba kayo dito manong?"
He answered, "Ngayon lang, napadaan lang,"
I replied, "Hulog ka ng langit,"
"Done," he said.
With a smile on my face, I flew off.
I then thought, it's 10:30am, "You're late, Cyprus! RUN!"
1 comments:
I love ur story...very inspiring...because of that...i realized, i don't wanna be a media person anymore...i gsto ko na maging "sapatero"......para hulog din ako ng langit sa ibang tao... :P
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