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Moving out to Cebu - May 19, 2007

It was my first time here in Cebu and I feel so fortunate to experience this. A lot of people has been telling me that it is hard to be away from the family and friends; that, it is hard to be alone – no one’s going to wash your clothes for you, no one’s going to cook for you, and worse of all, no one’s going to take care of you when you’re sick, and of course a lot more.

Yeah indeed it is hard to be alone but this is going to be a new endeavor for me and a challenge that I need to face.

I’ve wanted to experience independence and to know-how life is working.

I love my parents and I appreciate them so much. They know how important they are for me and they know how much I’d like to emulate them. They are my models and my idols.

This time, I want to make sure that I will be able to apply everything that I’ve learned from them. Follow their teachings and advices. Experience good things in life and make the most out of it.

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