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Posted on December 4, 2014December 10, 2014

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Posted on March 26, 2014December 11, 2014

Reads: ‘The Spectacular Now’ by Tim Tharp

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Me, when catching feelings. • • • So I guess this is another character that I’ve created early on. During my freshman year, my Socio prof asked us to tell a story as an assignment and I chose to tell it in like a comic book format about my first day in UP. I don’t know where that comic book is now lol but this girl is kinda like my own cartoon version of Lizzie Maguire. I am Hilary Duff. Heh 😂🤗 also comment if you stilll get that reference 😂😂😂
I get first dibs again! 😂 But don’t worry, next week, #StayALittleLonger arrives on your fave book store / outlet worldwide. ❤️😭
I took some lines from one of my favorite poems from #eeCummings and used it as inspiration while I was writing #StayALittleLonger. The lines stayed as an epigraph to my book. Stay A Little Longer comes out next week (!!!), and you can still pre-order here: bit.ly/DawnSALL ❤️
Kakanta na ba ng “Through the Years”?
You ever get a whiff of a scent and suddenly you’re transported back to a memory you haven’t visited in a while? Cause same.
“And then sometimes you wake up to a world that is so messed up, you realize — you’re here for something, someone, so you get up.” — citizen, from #YouAreHere. The Embrace, art by Egon Schiele. • • In light of the recent events in our country, I understand the people who are saying they’ll just leave the country out of frustration. Listen, I tried to do that. But at the end of the day, the Philippines is our motherland. Why do we have to feel inclined to leave when we have every right to fight for our place in here? This is our home. We don't let the assholes win. It is a long and tiring fight, but for our country: it is worth it. Our national anthem says it best: Lupang hinirang, duyan ka ng magiting, Sa manlulupig di ka pasisiil. • • Tuloy lang tayo sa laban. ✍🏼
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