Discovering and building new things while traveling
I took the risk. Ain’t no going back now. Today I’m done holding on to your memory. My heart hurt so much. I’ve held on to for far too long. I’m ripping up every picture I have stashed away in my drawer to remember us. I’m letting you go, completely. I don’t want to scroll … Continue reading I’m Bravely Letting You Go
Dear Jec, Right now it feels like everything is going wrong, like the world is completely against you and there’s nothing you can do to change it. You feel like there is a volcano erupting right in front of you and you can’t out run the lava. This time is hard and it’s challenging you, … Continue reading Keep Your Head Held High Even When The Earth Is Crumbling Around You
Taipei, the capital of Taiwan, is a modern metropolis with Japanese colonial lanes, busy shopping streets, and contemporary buildings. The skyline crowned by the 509m-tall, bamboo-shaped Taipei 101 skyscraper. Taiwan was never in my bucket list of places to visit only when I saw pictures shared by my friends online; it made me think twice, … Continue reading Tiring Yet Enjoyable Day One In Taiwan
You are one brave hearted warrior. And I’m proud of you. I hope you know, that you are not alone. Even when the world makes you feel like you are. You are seen. You are loved. I’m writing this because this is the only thing that I can do for you: to pray for you and to encourage you.
On the travelling road, I have shared many experiences with strangers, and even though I may never see them again, the bond of what we experienced will forever tie us together as friends. We’ll depart each other's company in a few short hours, knowing only the best of one another.
The first few days were the most challenging. I knew without taking extreme measures I would slip back in my old routine and check my phone frequently throughout the day. So I removed all my social apps on my phone and cleared my browser history passwords on my desktop and laptop for me not to open them on my devices.
I can hear heavy weep on the other line, “She’s gone…” And then the line was cut off.
