LETTER TO DK

          

         To DK,

My mind is telling me that this is a pathetic approach. As a girl who is trying to be a woman on her own perspective this is indeed a bit risky. Since I have told myself that you should not be my concern anymore, writing a letter to you is awkward. We were never that close. But what can I do my heart is very supportive, very positive, and very confident that I can do this. That I can finally tell you the things I wanted to say. That I can pretend that we really happened, there was a story. You were the main character and I was the narrator.

BEST DAYS OF MY HEART

Waiting for my turn at window two

I hear your voice despite the noise

Curious, I look around

There you are with your red shirt and your new hair color

WHEN IN MARIKINA

This structure where a clock is attached and fountain are one of the landmarks of Marikina City.

Marikina City, considered as the Shoe Capital of the Philippines. Aside from this known fact there are two things I would like to impart (if you have not been to Marikina) and remind you which can easily be translated in a word that is common to all of us but partially difficult to practice – discipline.

CURSED DEJAVU

I hear the same song playing next door

The little aspiring singer on second voice

As always two candid cats lying on the floor

Hesitant in their meal as if they have a choice

THE BRIGHT SIDE OF YOUR HELL

 This is not an advice column but since these blog aims to let you think of whatever you might be thinking. I want to share to you some positive note that might help you stay happy and not lose the love for yourself.

LIFE LESSONS I LEARNED FROM CATS

Meet Summer and Sunday, and their friend (that cute cat in the middle)

The things we learned at school are totally different from the things that we considered as self – taught or self discoveries. Especially life lessons that we get when we graduated from schools most likely from the persons we just meet, totally strangers and from our pets. In my case they are our cats.