Blog
Monozygotic twins, commonly known as
Ang
Ang
Ang
Ang
Monozygotic twins, commonly known as
Franz, may ipapakita ako sa’yo,she said softly. Matagal ko na itong iniingatan. Galing pa sa lola ko.
Kamusta, mga kaNotes, mga kabataan at guro! Noong Nobyembre 3, 2012, isinulat ko ang sanaysay na ito habang nasa rooftop ng flat ko sa Doha. Tinawag kong
Anak ko… miss na miss na kita. Sorry sa tagal ha. Mahal na mahal kita. Hindi na ako aalis ulit nang ganito katagal.
Miss na miss ko rin po kayo, Mommy. Bakit ang tagal niyo po? Si Papa Franz, lagi niyang sinasabi na maghihintay lang kami sa’yo.
Kumusta, mga kaNotes. Sa mga gabing tahimik na parang walang ibang kasama kundi ang sariling iniisip, madalas kong mapansin kung paano unti-unting binabago ng loneliness ang paraan ng pagtakbo ng ating isip. Hindi ito simpleng lungkot na nawawala sa isang tawag o kape. Ito ay parang isang mahinang agos na dahan-dahang nagiging malalim na agwat sa ating sarili at sa iba. Sa aking karanasan, ito ay nag-iiwan ng bakas sa ating mga desisyon, enerhiya, at maging sa pang-araw-araw na pagtingin sa buhay.
What is that sound?she asked Winnie.
Losing someone to death is an experience that transcends words, a journey through profound grief and heartache. When death takes a loved one, it rips through the fabric of our existence, leaving behind a void that seems impossible to fill. The pain feels overwhelming, yet in sharing stories and memories, we slowly discover ways to carry their love forward.
Life’s most profound lessons rarely come from textbooks or comfortable routines. They emerge when we step into spaces that strip away illusions and confront us with raw humanity. The hospital, prison, cemetery, and orphanage (or home for the aged) serve as powerful mirrors. They teach gratitude, justice, mortality, compassion, and resilience. These visits can transform how we live in 2026 and beyond.
In a fast-paced world obsessed with success and distractions, these places remind us of what endures. Whether you’re a student, teacher, parent, or professional, intentionally visiting them can deepen your empathy and clarify your priorities. Let’s explore each one and the life-changing insights they offer.
Anak 'wag matakot ha! may pag-asa, mahal na mahal ka ni mommy, tatawagan kita palagi ha… sasagutin mo ang cellphone mo ha, sige na, bye na pasok na ako. Alagaan mo si Josh ha, Franz,Brenda said, her voice cracking as she hugged her son one last time.
Huwag kang mag-alala. Kaya namin ‘to. Mag-ingat ka doon. Tawag ka palagi.
Kaugnay sa nangyaring hostage tragedy sa Luneta, kaming mga OFW ay lubhang nabahala at naapektuhan. Tula na aking paninindigan: Pilipino Ako...
© 2026 NOTESNIKIKO.COM | Creative Commons International License.
About | Disclaimer | Privacy Policy | Love Bus | Back to Top