On February 14, 2013, I got the phone call. It was the second year of celebrating Valentine's Day this way by choice. Work ends at 6 am and I hurriedly popped two pills that will take effect once I am home. I made no plans with anyone except my bed and work later that day. The commute going home was smooth and easy. After eating breakfast and cuddling my favorite cat, I went to bed. My phone is usually on Silent Mode. But that day, deep in my heart, I had wished to receive at least one phone call, so I had put it on General Profile Mode and put it on top of the computer table. Around 8 in the morning, with dark blankets spread on the window, the fan in full blast and me hugging my favorite dog stuff toy, I fell in deep slumber. At 10 am, I was awaken by the ringing of my phone just right outside my room. But when I held it, it's already a missed call. It was from a familiar number so I texted and asked why but since the med is still in effect, I still feel sleepy and c...
Hindi. Ibig sabihon nun naisip mo na hindi deserving ang mga kandidato. :)
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I really dont know Sir Trips, if a Monday trip to a voting precinct on May 2016 will be worth it.
DeleteThen you can always write my name. Alam mo na naman ang full name ko. For president ha. Hahaha!
DeleteWala lang pumasa sa standards mo te.
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