Disclaimer: This post contains more than 2,000 American English words, making it a five-page read. If you get bored easily with reading, feel free to discontinue. This is nothing like the stuff you see on Facebook that uncomplicatedly tickles your fancy. This is of somewhat eulogistic nature. It must be one of the deepest cuts made …
Continue reading The Color of Grief: A Brother’s Reminiscence and Unsaid Eulogy
I involuntarily learned squinting, as far as I could remember, when I was on fifth grade. There was a time when I was told to read the lesson on the chalkboard but, from what I was seeing, everything else was no longer brightly clear, so I stepped out of my row to make my way …
Continue reading To See Life for the First Time: My Laser Eye Surgery Story
I’ve been attached to music since, as far as I could remember, first grade. It’s my rock, especially back in the days when I was bursting in angst and self-pity as a teenager, like every other.It’s utterly strange how a song can crawl into the deepest inch of your bone to dominate you, how it …
Continue reading 17 Years, 17 Songs: Seventeen Songs that will Forever Make My World Stop
To be a local airline Customer Service Agent, or ground attendant/steward to layman’s term, is not your ideal job that provides you for a new house or for one-year membership in a good quality gym. It’s not your ideal career for life that can raise and sustain a family or can consider yourself successful. It’s …
Continue reading Things I Miss About My First Job at the Airport
let me be be honest… i would want to have a grand 21st birthday bash where all my friends, from elementary to college, would be there. however, of course, it was never possible. i had work and i never had planned about it months before. i ended up spending it at work. thanks to all …
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