When it comes to time, there are those who would say they don’t have enough of it. How absurd! I’m one of them. It’s an absurdly ambivalent truth, for we all have the same time given us although it seems to run short differently for each of us. Some may not have enough time for exercise, study, or sleep, while others may not have enough for their kids, their spouses, or their aging parents. Have you ever made a list of everything you wish you had time for but don’t? Oh, of co

OneWord365 party. Late, but that’s okay! Time and it’s essence are flexible, at least in this case. This “OneWord365” movement had caught my attention in the past when noticing friends blogging or posting Facebook statuses about it. The idea, for those who are clueless, live in a bubble, are anti social-media, or only follow sports (heh), is to choose one word at the beginning of each year in lieu of making resolutions, and see how that one word can affect our life, i.e. deci