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Jena Isle: Surrogate Mother, Sublime Writer, Incomparable Friend
by Jan Geronimo on August 2, 2009
The call came and I listened to it. The reception was scratchy – I could barely hear the son’s singing voice because of ambient noises. My little world was at a stand still while I listened to a young man singing somewhere in Central Luzon – literally hundred of miles away.
I had no choice. When this woman calls you have no choice - just drop everything. No ifs, no buts.
Jena Isle – surrogate mother. Writer. Friend
The woman on the phone was Jena.
The son she asked me to listen to might not be even her own flesh and blood, but a surrogate one at that. To Jena, however, surrogate sons and daughters borne out of her nurturing relationships she has online are as valuable. Her instincts to care for unsure newbie bloggers are unerring and unstinting. She encourages them to keep on writing. She guides and opens them to a whole new world in terms of career advancement and opportunities.
Roy dela Cruz of The Struggling Blogger:
Doc Z of Zorlone:
Rey Jr of Born on a Syzygy:
Rey Jr.
Luke of Darkest Shade:
Mary Joycelle of My So-Called Life:
There’s more to Jena Isle – more than the sum of the admiration and respect of us who are lucky to know her. Maybe you have a story about our surrogate mother we did not know about? Maybe you have a super blogging buddy of your own? Please share in the comment section.
Tagged as: born on a syzygy, darkest shade, Gewgaw Writings, influential blogging, Jena Isle, Mary Joycelle, the struggling blogger, zorlone
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