Missing...

...my childhood days. So simple. So carefree.

Once upon a time, there was a little girl who didn't want to grow up and get old. 

Air castles were built, and she explored many magical worlds.

When hurt, she finds refuge in the company of her secret friends.

And with her pen, she created printed pictures of life—both the beautiful and the ugly. 

Once upon a time, there was a young girl who was naive,
 but didn't want whatever innocence she had left disturbed. 
When someone tries to pump her budding emotions out,

She'd run like a gazelle and hide.

 

Once upon a time, there was a blossoming girl left in the open. 
She desperately sought protection from anyone who'd care.

 

Once upon a time, menfolk obliviously broke her heart.

Obsessed with their own feelings , they forgot hers.
(It's hard & painful when they want her to be someone she can never be.)

 

 

Once upon a time, there was a flourishing girl who was caught in the intersections of life.

Well-meaning people attempted to define her life and future being. 
There'd be times she'd want to cover her ears from all the voices, 
but she knew that as long as she was breathing, they wouldn't go away.

 

 

Once upon a time, there was a girl drifting into uncertainty. 
She ought to be like this, or that, and confusion clouded her. 
In this ridiculous mess, the Man drew her out. 
In Him she found who she really was.

 

Finally, her heart came home..

Him- her glorious end.

(PP)

I'd say that these words

 illustrate well the lives of 'Bereans' 

(those who seek God constantly)

starting from the ancient times to date.

(photo from tumblr)

(photo from tumblr)

I have a fetish for vintage things

particularly related to my Cordilleran roots. I admit that I'm a bit lazy to make a separate blog for these. Hence, I'm adding them here along with my musings of God.This collection will cover my hometown's old  photos, apparels, and yes, stories from the past.

Let me begin with just two photos. More will come. {^u^}

Session Road is the commercial center of Baguio City and is one of the most popular destinations for shopping, dining, and banking.Session Road is so named because it was the site of the Philippine Commission's first session. 

Designed by and named after premier American architect and urban planner, Daniel Hudson Burnham, who also designed the original plan for Baguio City. Burnham Park remains, to this day, one of the Philippines' most well known and best-loved parks.

(description source :www.gobaguio.com)