Showing posts with label nostalgia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label nostalgia. Show all posts

i miss mickey

it is during times like this when i'm alone, flashes of memories play like a movie in my mind. i miss japanese. i miss coffee. i miss mickey.

where these wings will take me

as i wander around, i ask myself what's ahead of me. felt like i am a stranger in this world and often times i wonder if i belong here.

the journey seems endless. i don't want to go yet i never want to stay either. i am tired but i wanna move on.

... and to where these wings will take me, i hope one day i will finally find home.

broken wings

there are times when we find ourselves yearning to fly, to discover. to begin the journey of discovery. in the end, realized that our wings are broken.

in life, we must constantly believe.
"believing that a miracle could happen at any moment is necessary for our happiness, but also for our protection and to justify our existence."

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above picture taken in butterfly garden, puerto prinsesa palawan.

reality bites

Only recently, I posted about my reading someone else’ private blog. Can I help it? I hope I could. But prying someone else’s life is tempting. At first it was curiosity of wanting to know something, truth perhaps. It ended with the discovery that words are “just words”. Sometimes those sweet lines we read could cause heart ache (big time) and doubts. Doubts which we tend to ignore but exist deep within.

I once believed that a missing piece has finally been found. But, now I question the idea. Has it been found? Do we really search for that missing piece in the first place? How come we believe we have found it and then later on, we find it … the second time, third time ... again and again?!

Sweet lines. Does it make sense in the end? Does it really matter?

No one completes one person but himself. There is never a missing piece. These missing pieces are creation of our boggled imagination. There is no missing piece. We complete ourselves. No one else can.


As No one fits just right.

Life is not a song, life is not poetry. Life is reality and, reality is… it sucks most of the time.

i will walk with you



i will walk with you. i will walk to where you will lead me. i will explore the roads to where you want to.

"... the path of life, to explore every bend of the road"



photo taken in fort ilocandia

emotions

when someone parts from us, it is natural to grieve. after we grieve, we lift everything to Him. all the pain subsides... He heals all wounds.

every pain is natural and will happen to all of us. our worrying too much will keep up us from the real thing that we are trying to hold on: LIFE.

Kite Runner, the movie

this is the same "Kite Runner" which i posted recently. after reading the book and watched it on big screen last night, i couldn't help but recommend this movie. it is a must-see movie. i was deeply moved by this film, the depth of every character.


Kite Runner is about friendship...between Amir, son of a successful businessman Baba, and Hassan, son of their servant Ali. an unlikely friendship misunderstood by many Afghan children.
about betrayal... how Amir betrayed Hassan, who would always protect him and despite all the tragic odds remain faithful with their friendship. (ahhh.. i couldn't help but hate Amir. he is the an arrogant kid and the least sympathetic characted in movie. ironic as he is the main character, maybe it could have been better if it was Hassan or perhaps Baba)

about war...how it ruin lives, a tradegy best seen in Baba. how a once powerful man takes a lowly job in America after their exile.(he is the most moving character in this movie). shows the worst of the Taliban... indeed, "there is no shame in war."

there is a way to be good again... in the end, Amir makes up for his mistakes. (duh, too late. how painful to find the truth of his own lineage when everything was already gone)

kite runner is actually not about kids flying kites (no wonder why there was a kid in the movie house who fall asleep)not for those who are bored with words because the movie was all about listening, or should i say, reading the subtitles (?)but for those who wanted see what a great movie is all about.

p.s. i love you

a movie based on a novel by cecelia ahern is on its first showing day and i wouldn't miss it for anything. (not even a steam bath or sauna, wink*wink*)

the story is about a married couple so deeply inlove with each other, having a time of their life when suddenly death comes in between them. Gerry’s death takes the life out of Holly. However, morbid as this sounds, Gerry left her letters that will take her to new adventure and each ends in “P.S. I love you”. I was already in tears after few minutes of watching the movie. It was like feeling Holly’s every pain. I was moved by her struggle to move on and their undying love.

a journey of rediscovery in a story about marriage, friendship and how a love so strong can turn the finality of death into a new beginning for life

the movie differs to the book in several ways but i couldn’t choose one over the other.

we shared some beautiful times together and you made my life... you made my life.

memories are priceless

if Superman is true, i'm pretty sure that people will wish for wealth, peace, health, happiness, success etc and probably the chance of turning back time. i must admit that there are times in my life that i hope i could turn back time to change decisions, or perhaps do something far better than what i did. reality bites.a second lost is a time lost forever. moments are gone, however they're preciously kept in our hearts.

memories are priceless.

*for anything else, there is mastercard*

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