In my routine check of filtering emails from Microsoft Outlook Express in the office, I stumbled upon this peculiar bold-font one-liner message today sent from a fellow worker who is fond of sending chain emails and other regular spam stuff. This, in contrast to the other stuff he sends, catches me off-guard and I don't know if this was really meant for me and what gives? From the look of it, this email disguised itself through BLIND CARBON COPY protocol. Despite my hesitation, I replied to the sender of this particular email and asked what gives. Turned out the person was out of the office and won't be back for a few days. The igat went on leave. In my troubled thoughts, I couldn't help but wonder and ponder on the implication of the one-liner message to what's going on in my life right now. I'm actually devoid of the usual drama of the heart these days so this is really off-kilter for me. What a message! The message with the question mark! It's gonna haunt me for the rest of my days.

So being the opinionated kind of person that I am, I know I have my own answers but my soul is as restlessless as it can be. I need to find a more plausible and witty answer out there. The truth must be out there. To satiate this desire, I forwarded the message to a select group of intellectuals in the office. And up to 8:06pm tonight, I only got lukewarm responses from them. Not wanting to resign from this small quest, I'm posting it here so I can get more feedback. Help me, people. Thanks!

They say, "Follow your heart." But if your heart breaks into a million pieces, which piece do you follow?