Appreciation post đ As Bamigboye Olurotimi said, "The road may be rough, the journey may be tough, and the experience may be bitter, but they are stepping stones to our future thrones." Truly, everything wasn't and hasn't been easy for me. From a year in kindergarten, 6 years of elementary, 4 years of highschool, 5 years of college and 6 months of working as a part-time employee, I experienced a lot. From failure to success, from having nothing to finally achieving something, from sadness to happiness, from imagining and dreaming things to experiencing it and to actually achieving everything I thought but still it wasn't enough because, you know what they say, there will always be a journey ahead of us and as we become exposed to it, it will be our armor in the future. As a common saying goes, when one thing ends, something else begins. If I learned one thing during my whole experience of being a student, it is to take it easy, enjoy, relax, love every bit of it, don't pressure yourself, take your time and take as much experience as you can get because it will all be worth it in the future. Yes, it is important to make a living but never forget to make a life because at the end of the day, it's the memories we will be looking back at. (A big note to myself and for you, too đ) As I am overwhelmed and grateful for everything I have right now, I want to give my big thanks, first and foremost, to my family: Nay, Tay, my Ates and Kuyas, for everything you have given me, for supporting kahit pasaway lagi, for guiding me and to all the panlalait, it gave me strength and motivated me to be who I am today. (haha!) I will always and forever love you guys. This is for you. đâ¤đ¨âđŠâđ§âđ§ (at PICC Plenary Hall) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwDif7Flmfv/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=jduu2vbdy6ie
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