Yesterday night, my friends and I went out for dinner. During our talk a friend suggested to share our year-end evaluations. Since I've already blogged about how my year went, I was quick to answer his question. His next topic was to complete the statement: 2012 taught me to.... I haven't really thought of the lessons or general theme of the closing year so I got to think about my answer. And here's what I shared. "2012 taught me to just keep on trying. Maybe I'll succeed, maybe I won't. No matter what the outcome may be, what's important is that I have tried that I have exerted effort to reach my dream. Even though I take things a day at a time, not really making long term plans, I still have goals for whatever opportunities and I would make every step to take advantage of that chance. I believe that it's better to have tried (in love, in career, and in life) than to regret not trying at all." So that's it. And with this, I end my 2012 ...
yeah and I have just recently learned how to let go...
ReplyDeleteoh yeah!
ReplyDeletewe all will go through it at one point, and we'll move on. :)
ReplyDeletealam mo yan! ;)
ReplyDeleteyes i do! hanggang sa naging masokista na 'ko hehe. =]
ReplyDeleteYes! And I've always held Rachael Yamagata's words close to heart. So for those of you falling in love, keep it kind, keep it good, keep it right. . Throw yourself in the midst of danger but keep one eye open at night.
ReplyDeleteas for me, no not yet. not on that level pa. pero pag dumating na yan sa akin siguro I wouldn't know what to do. :(
ReplyDelete"The moral to the story goes
ReplyDeleteNever leave your heart"
http://youtu.be/vJDxWozhDXg
I did and I'm glad I did overcome a very painful break up. I have never sobbed like a baby in my life when he broke my heart. It shattered into pieces. I'm good now though.
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