A Birdie Entered My Office

When you are inside your office and a tiny bird has visited you, wouldn't you be surprised?

When I was about to take my lunch ten minutes to twelve in the morning, I noticed a tiny bird slowly got into my office through the wide open door.

I was seated at the end of a glass dining table so I craned my neck to watch that innocent bird which kept on jumping towards the center of the office. It kept on turning its head. It even glanced at me, but it bothered it. It took that agile birdie a couple of minutes before it went back to the door walking, jumping, walking, jumping. Upon reaching the woven-rug door mat, it swiftly flew away to the air.

With Thanksgiving and Happiness

"Why?" I asked myself. I know that the bird by its instinct already knew my presence. Besides, I kept on moving my head and readying myself to take my cell phone from its case tucked in my right waist. I was too late to take the bird's picture when it was already outside the door and gone to nowhere.

Anyway, as I was watching the bird, I grinned with a profound thoughts of gratefulness and happiness.

Our school, since it was Monday, was full of pupils. You can overhear the noise the school children was making. Birds are just flying over the school for our pupils are not shooing them. Even myself, I love bird watching.

In that moment, I was very thankful that a little innocent bird difted into my tidy office, searching for what, that's i didn't know. Anyway, I felt glad that a little creature visited me and had taken a look of my humble office. This incidence is very rare.

Birds Live by Instinct

Birds do their routine activities everyday through their instincts. They fly to the world they want to and enjoy the freedom of flying.

They have specified span of life to stay here in the world. They exist in their place of abode according to their habitat. Some birds are extinct. They are killed, abused and even caught for sale.

Birds are one of the creatures of God, that they need to be taken care of, nurtured to live as like the other living creatures by man. Even the Bible says that God has fed them for they eat fruits, nectar, plants, among others.

This Is the Bird

That little jerky bird that paid a visit in my office is Maya which is considered as the national bird of the Philipines and later it was replaced by Monkey-eating eagle.

Maya is abundant in my school. It likes to play outside my office, particularly the porch. School children are advised not to harm them, not disturb them. They are told just to watch them.

It was a momentous day in my life that Maya paid a courtesy call to me while I was eating my lunch. I was happy. I thank God for that rare opportunity.