The “SINIGANG” written by Aubrey Villaceran contains moral values including FORGIVENESS.

Forgiving is not easy to give in someone who made a sin to you.

I know that forgiveness depends on how mortal sin was done. I already experienced that when my intimate friends share my secret to others. I wouldn’t expect that she would speak it publicly. But instead of giving anger to her, I just forgive her because I know that is a trial among us to strengthen our relationship. Submission and forgiveness is the only key to maintain your relationship to your neighborhood

Forgiveness is for our own growth and happiness.

It frees us to live in the future without any feelings of anger and resentment, and allows us to move on our past without contempt or seeking for revenge. As a 21st century learner, and as impact of us, forgiving doesn’t need a change or fee to give it to others. It’s a choice coming from you, so that you can change the people or person forgiven.

I spend more and more time at my desk these days, doing everything from preparing the family taxes to working on this blog. Because of this, my workspace is constantly changing. Holding the clutter at bay is challenging, so I prefer to keep nearby only a few quality items that serve multiple purposes over a stockpile of things I might never need.

My planner is one of those simple ring binder journals you can pick up from any stationery supplies store. White paper. No ruled lines to cage my venturesome handwriting and doodling. I’m an obsessive note-taker and fill pages to the margins with to do lists, rough sketches, and ideas for blog posts. I usually go through one planner every month.

Who me? Organized? My husband might tell you otherwise, but I do find it hard to keep track of our weekly schedule. You know: school, swimming, grocery shopping, tidying up, paying bills, remembering appointments and so on. Fortunately, in our house we all pitch in. No one person does everything. But we do have a little secret that helps our day run more smoothly.

There are millions of tips out there on how to fly with kids, what to bring on camping vacations, which suitcase to buy, where to go and what to see in just about every corner on Earth. What I want to share today is something a little different – something that we discovered last summer during a family hike in the Appalachians.