Autumn - 2026

It was February, when nature was beginning to come alive,
Full of energy, colour, and blessings.

Today, I revisited my blog and realised, Oh, what a long time it has been!
Time slips through our fingers, and in what feels like a matter of minutes, we grow and age.

My son is now 1.8 years old, and that, in itself, is a constant reminder of how quickly time passes.

Often, I lose track of time.
I am not careless, nor whatever else you may call it.
But perhaps, I have simply been too occupied with my work.

And suddenly, the trees surrounding me have changed their appearance.
They have turned golden, slowly losing the strength to hold on to their leaves.

Yes, a gentle reminder of impermanence.

There are two seasons for which I feel a particular fondness, perhaps even a little dread: Spring and Autumn.

Both stir something deep within me. A strange mixture of sadness and joy, so intertwined that it is difficult to put into words.

So many emotions run through my mind, yet the beauty of what I have experienced during these seasons cannot possibly be captured on paper.

Never. Impossible.

Some things are simply too beautiful to be written down. They are meant to be felt, lived, and carried quietly within us. And so, these moments will remain with me.

How selfish of me, perhaps, to find such pleasure in these fleeting moments.
But then, is it really selfish?
No one else can quite relish what I do, in the way that I do.

Autumn has already struck.

Let me lean back, take a deep breath, and sink into the pleasures it has to offer.

For a little while, let me simply be here, watching the leaves fall, feeling the passing of time, and embracing the beauty of impermanence.

Written on 12/10/2026 at 12:25pm after Nine Months Have Already Passed since my last post