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Loving can hurt hard, words can bleed, but it is the only thing that makes us feel alive.
Loving can also heal and mend our souls, making everything easier, and it's the only thing we take with us when we die.
We keep this love in this photograph called life, making these memories for ourselves, where our eyes are never closing, hearts are never broken, and time's forever frozen still.
-based on Ed Sheeran's song, "Photograph"

I thank everyone who become a part of my past 28 years. I know it is tough, tough sometimes. I may be hurt, have hurt othersBut I assure you, it has a lot of happiness as well.

As I start my 29th year here in Mother Earth, I will relive what is my favorite saying, "Simple is the best." I left the grandiose life of Manila in the hopes I can do differently without the complications. I am aware it will not be easy, but I am confident I can do it.

I am back home, home not only where my family is, but where my heart should be. I hope I can make my plans happen. I am starting anew. I am confident enough that the great One above will continue to guide me with everything I do. I know He won't let me down.

I am looking forward for the challenges this new year have for me. Like what Ed Sheeran showed in his music video above, behind all the fame and fortunes he achieved right now, he is still that little Ed Sheeran loved and being loved by his family.

Thank you y'all! Looking forward being with you in my new life at 29.

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#LiveLoveLife
#YouOnlyLiveOnce
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