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What I did in 2014

It's been a while since my last post. I don't know about you but for me time really flies. Days, weeks, months fly before our eyes when we suddenly stop and wonder why we're always in a rush, always stressing out, always running from one thing to another.

2014 is coming to a close. If I had to summarize my year, I'd say it's been a hectic one. But why? Not sure. So much to do... Is it right to say we're ambitious and this justifies our crazy lifestyle. What have I been doing all this year? I feel so tired... What did I see/visit? Who did I meet?... God, I don't have answers to these questions. Perhaps I need time to answer. I know why I can't answer them right now. I am thinking about what I am going to do next and about what I am going to do after that.

Oh there you go. This is how I actually spent my year; always planning for the next thing. Sadly this comes with missing out on the important things and enjoying the present moment.

One week till the New Year. I better slow down the pace and stop and smell the roses before 2015 is here.

Good year everyone!

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