Good morning everyone

@Wrexxo (8596)
September 29, 2026 2:07am CST
It's 8 a.m., 23 degrees Celsius with a low of 21 and a high of 28. Looks like no sun today, but hey, the weather's always unpredictable. I woke up to tons of comments and notifications on MyLot that I had to clear quickly. No big plans, just work today. It's been strange having electricity for several hours these past few days. That's not normal here, at least not from what I'm used to. But I'm enjoying it while it lasts. Like I always say, sometimes it just happens. You get electricity for days, then suddenly it's gone for days or weeks. It doesn't mean anything's changed. Maybe there's a blackout somewhere and they routed it to us. Who knows? But I do know it doesn't mean the country's fixed its electricity problem. This isn't the first time I've experienced this. Sometimes, we just get electricity for a while for reasons I can't quite figure out. Anyway, I'm enjoying it. Life feels good when you have basic comforts like electricity, water supply, cheap internet, a good job and that kind of thing. But when you don't have them, life can feel unbearable. Still, I thank God. Whatever happens, I try to see the silver lining. I remind myself that things could always be worse, so I'm grateful for life and good health. I always try to spot something good in a bad situation. No big update today, just heading to work, and if anything interesting happens, I'll share it. Wishing you all a wonderful, wonderful day.
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@toniganzon (81909)
• Philippines
29 Sep
WE are so used with the comforts technology has given us that the moment it is taken away, it becomes unbearable.
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@Wrexxo (8596)
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29 Sep
Yeah
@AmbiePam (128613)
• United States
29 Sep
I’m glad you have that perspective. Life is definitely better when you can have that kind of outlook.
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@Wrexxo (8596)
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29 Sep
Definitely
1 person likes this
• Philippines
Just now
To Christ be the glory. I hope and pray this is the start that you will never run out of electricity.