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“The three hardest tasks in the world are neither physical feats nor intellectual achievements, but moral acts: to return love for hate, to include the excluded, and to say, "I WAS WRONG".”
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You're such a talented artist. WFA is just right for you, so keep it up and more comments from you. Me, I'm not sure if I can share something to the org..I have a lot of things in my mind to share. One of this days maybe.\
Angie
I look forward to meeting you and your sister soon. I'll be talking to you again.
Tita Carmelita
All I can say is you are very lucky to have good genes for your good looks and your intelligence. From where? I know you're too smart to know where they come from. Your parents must be very proud of you. From the way you write, I can tell that you are a mature and focused young man. A valedictorian? That resume is looking attractive to recruiting companies already and not to mention a magnet for girls. Ha, ha, ha!
Zac, you are aiming high. Stay on track and don't give into peer pressures. I want to see you succeed.
Someone is watching over you. God Bless.
In pursuing a dream and vision obstacles do not hinder a person. You have only to believe in God and trust His designs.
I feel what you feel. You are a bit luckier than me when I was a small boy. I got only a break when I entered the seminary. It was there where I got my education. It was, indeed, an integrated formation, there was also a kind of regimentation. Had it not been for the seminary I just don't know where I am now.
Know what? I graduated because of the immense munificence and the goodness of heart of a priest-benefactor. He paid for my tuition fees. I almost gave up studying due to hardship of life. But, I moved on. My parents could not send me to school. I was just an ice-candy boy. I peddled ice candies in my town, even in farms. I went to selling pandesal, too. I also worked as a servant to a couple of homes to support my education. I became a person when I entered the seminary. Prior to that, i belittled myself, commiserate with myself and our fate as a poor family.
There is so much experiences I learned in the university of life that I would want to share to you. But, let these be, for the moment.
Did you know that I am jobless (diables) now because of man's profound insensitivity and inconsideration? And it is also about politics. My gosh! But, so far, and thanks to God, I still maintain my sensibility. Ha ha ha!
I pray for you. I wish you luck!
Just want to let you know that I have scholars in UP, AMA, PUP and Mary Chiles University. Some already graduated. I maybe able to help you if you want to go to a better school. I will be in Manila for the whole month of April for their graduations......so, stay in touch, okay?
I also had a factory in Gapan, Nueva Ecija. I was manufacturing beachwalk sandals and importing them to the USA.
Aloha, and talk to you soon.
Carmelita
Thanks sa note mo.. hope to hear more from you.. i hope you will be able to finish your studies and follow your interests/inspiration in the coming years.. Fides
How true it is. It is always hard to say
"I am sorry". It takes a lot of humility. Just do it and swallow some of that pride. God Bless!
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