Yesterday before I slept, I thought hard about this thing called LDR (for those who are not familiar with this acronym, it's long-distance-relationship). I liken that process to a football match., it may not be like that for other people but in my case yes. It's a weird comparison in any ways for being so different yet share similarities, frankly if you're wondering how it came about, you're not alone. I am too.
Firstly because when she first departed for UK, LDR was like a new opponent that we have never played against, I mean we've seen it in action in the lives of other people but encountering it yourself in totality is a very different experience altogether. It's exciting yet exploring the unknown also scares you. That was the first half.
Because it's two separate stints, I conclude that there's a first half and a second. The first half (Dec-July) we managed to pull through, thank God! The end of that brought her back home, for a relatively short 2 months (July-Sept). It ends today. I liken this very much to a half-time team talk, because this is the only short-time of interaction that we actually get.
I guess it's a very important process because it's when you plan for the next stint and beyond. The do's and don'ts and everything in between. It's been good. The challenges that were posed towards us, and how we're to counter it the next round. See the similarities?
Well, team-talk is going to be over soon. The second-half begins. We'll make it through. I somehow am very inclined to feel so. Cause I believe in you, you believe in me, we believe in us and we believe in God.
Have a safe flight my dear. Bon Voyage, Au Revoir!
Firstly because when she first departed for UK, LDR was like a new opponent that we have never played against, I mean we've seen it in action in the lives of other people but encountering it yourself in totality is a very different experience altogether. It's exciting yet exploring the unknown also scares you. That was the first half.
Because it's two separate stints, I conclude that there's a first half and a second. The first half (Dec-July) we managed to pull through, thank God! The end of that brought her back home, for a relatively short 2 months (July-Sept). It ends today. I liken this very much to a half-time team talk, because this is the only short-time of interaction that we actually get.
I guess it's a very important process because it's when you plan for the next stint and beyond. The do's and don'ts and everything in between. It's been good. The challenges that were posed towards us, and how we're to counter it the next round. See the similarities?
Well, team-talk is going to be over soon. The second-half begins. We'll make it through. I somehow am very inclined to feel so. Cause I believe in you, you believe in me, we believe in us and we believe in God.
Have a safe flight my dear. Bon Voyage, Au Revoir!
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