Paalam na kahapon kay layo na pala ng noon ‘Di ko na inakalang Darating ang umagang ito Parang kanina lamang Nung tayo ay mga batang Walang kinatatakutan Sa bukas ay walang pakialam Iwanan man kita Nakaukit ka na sa puso ko Malilimot ba kita Nakaukit ka na sa puso ko Paalam na kahapon Kailangan na [...]
Archive for the ‘moving on’ Category
Paalam Kahapon
Posted: May 18, 2012 in happiness, life, love, moving on, youthTags: Ebe Dancel, Paalam Kahapon, Sugarfree, Warner Music Philippines
The Repentant
Posted: April 7, 2012 in friends, God, happiness, health, life, love, moving on, self, stress, work, youthTags: forgiveness, Holy Week, Lenten, repentance
Maybe one of the hardest things to do is to forgive. They say that you have “to forgive and forget.” This doesn’t usually apply to me. I don’t really forget because I’m not that forgetful. In fact, I even remember the teeny weenie details of my childhood. I remember that I believed that I can [...]
Pieces of Me
Posted: April 6, 2012 in family, friends, God, happiness, health, life, love, moving on, self, stress, stress management, work, youthTags: dreams, Immaculate Concepcion Cathedral, Lenten, prayer, recollection, wishes
I used to know who I am. I used to be a go-getter. I used to know what I want and accomplish them with all my might. People, especially my friends, know and perceive me as that — someone who is strong, determined, calculating, and certain. I used to be a planner so my friends [...]
Not Another “Holden Caulfield Moment”
Posted: March 5, 2012 in family, friends, God, happiness, health, kids, life, love, moving on, self, stress, stress management, youthTags: adulthood, Catcher in the Rye, coming of age, cynism, Holden Caulfield, J.D. Salinger, literature, rebellion
J.D. Salinger’s book “Catcher in the Rye” caught my attention by chance. I was looking for something to do — bored out of my wits at our freshman dormitory. So I went to my friend’s room and saw this book on her top shelf. I browsed the first few pages and then turned to the [...]
Remembering MMK
Posted: February 6, 2012 in current events, family, friends, God, happiness, kids, life, love, moving on, music, rock, self, travel, UP, work, youthTags: ABS-CBN, ideal man, Maalala Mo Kaya, MMK, relationships
The recent episode of Maalala Mo Kaya (MMK) of ABS-CBN has been a trending topic (at least among my friends) because a lot of people can relate. It’s love month already and people are smitten by the idea of it — falling in love. So there goes the TV shows (and other mass media), commercializing “love.” [...]
At the End of the Journey
Posted: February 3, 2012 in happiness, life, love, moving on, self, travelTags: end, journey, moving on
This feeling is unbelievable and unfamiliar, yet I feel good. I know I should be. It feels so right. But I can compare it to the feeling when I realized I left something in our house in Lucena while on the bus going back to Manila. You see I can be forgetful sometimes. I usually leave my deo, toothbrush, or keys — [...]
I told you so
Posted: January 18, 2012 in friends, life, love, moving on, self, youthTags: ex-lovers, Facebook, friendships, relationships, unfriend
They were right all along. Your defiance was futile. It truly can’t be. Who are you to defy the opinions of many which are based on their own experiences? But still you tried, you stubborn you. So much for trying though. Can your hear the “I told you so”? Friends can be lovers, but LOVERS CAN’T [...]
Amazing Grace
Posted: January 15, 2012 in country, eyes, family, friends, God, happiness, health, kids, life, love, moving on, self, work, youthTags: babies, Feast, Grace to be born, mothers, Pasig, teaching, volunteer
I can’t believe it has been three months. Only three months? It feels like forever. I’ve been going to the shelter, exhausted from my 9-to-6 corporate job on Tuesdays and going home more renewed and inspired, for three months now. I’ve been teaching English to the 14 pregnant mothers and playing with the 16 babies since October and [...]