Goodbye, Hello
I read this book today to my students as part of our Literature Month celebration. It talks about a friendship between two girls where one's goodbye is another hello's. It discusses transitions and how they help start new beginnings and cushion endings.
It was heartwarming at first, but as I proceeded with the next few pages of the book, I could not help but cry that I passed the book to my assistant to continue reading it.
There was a page where it triggered a memory of my parents. It was when I could not say my goodbyes when they passed away. Something that until now bothers me a lot.
I also remembered someone dear when our goodbyes weren't final, but my silence ended it all. I needed to do it because I was already beaten deep inside. All my closest colleagues said I did the right thing, but until now, I feel I am not healed.
But looking on the bright side, my goodbyes to some meant wonderful hellos. I am more at peace because I chose to be away from people. I limited my social media accounts and should close them so that I could be more productive and active. And lastly, closing doors and saying goodbyes might be the start of new hellos and beginnings.
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It was a long time ago since my last visit tp your blog. I hope you are doing fine.
About this topic. I cannot recall a time qhen I regret not saying good bye to someone. May what I regret is saying hello since I regret meeting some people.
Hello and thank you for visiting once again.
I am doing well and I hope you are as well, including your family.