FLY

     There is nothing of interest in my life... or in me... I am no celebrity... I am no hero... I am no famous person... I am just me. So, really... I do not know how to begin this little something about myself. I do not even know why I put "Fly" as a title when there is nothing really so high about my life. I would not even write an introduction of myself if it were not for a course requirement. So please, bear with me. But I promise to give a little effort in making it "colorful" or "interesting". So, here it goes...

             I may be a typical person (well, I presume you know what a typical person is) with a normal life, with a normal family, with a normal way of living, with normal friends (or just a little), but I still want to believe that I am special (not celebrity-special though) in some ways... and maybe special to selected people (and to my dogs of course). Because hey! I may be typical, but I am still a social being! And so...

There are a few words that can summarize who I am.

Christian. Daughter. Sister. Friend. Dancer. Student. Dog mother… Eater

              I was born to a family of Methodist. I was raised in a Christian way. I attended Sunday schools. I was taught to pray and read the bible. I’ve known Jesus ever since. However, I didn’t really have that deep connection with Him until 25^th of January, 2007. It was a real encounter with my Savior. It was the start of a real relationship. It was my spiritual birthday.

                Now, my relationship with Him grows deeper and stronger with the guide of my family and MYF and the church.

               

          I am the unica ija in the children of three. I am a middle child. And because I am a middle child and only girl, I feel like a rebel at times in the eyes of my parents which I’m not whether it exists in my fantasy world or in reality. True or not, I am very close to each member of the family. To my mom who goes frantic whenever I am not at home by 7.30 pm. To my dad who demands detailed explanations from me whenever I am “nagpapaalam”. To my kuya who likes to keep to himself most of the times. And to Marco who keeps eating my food. They are equally close to me. We bond almost always. I can say that we’re not a typical family, because we treat each other like friends. But of course, we have to know our limits and be respectful still. 

Marco, Me, Kuya Migie

Mama Mila and Papa Arnold <3 harthart

                I’d like to believe that I am rich. Rich with friends... with real friends... but zero boyfriendsss. And I thank God for that. I have people who I can depend on in times of exams, quizzes, projects (oops). Kidding aside, I’d just like to say how blessed I am with the people around me. They love me so much and of course, I love them too. <3
            And by the way, I just had my internship last summer in Maersk Line. Really did enjoy my stay there. I earned not only skills, but also friendssss... Yey to more friends.... (the photo taken from an overhead angle).

So highschool

Another HIGHschool...

 

SISTERS (Incomplete)

Maersk friendss! 

AND MY JEJE BFF! :) LOOK AT USSS! 

                I have always dreamed of becoming a professional dancer. I have been dancing for quite some time now. I guess I just discovered this passion when I was in elementary. However, I was pretty shy back then, so nothing really happened nonetheless. But now that I’ve become thick-faced, I’ve been able to join several groups. In high school, my friends and I would join competitions (just in school). But when I entered Miriam College, I joined MC pep squad which I am now no longer a member (haha), since both of my parents were against it. However, now I joined something that is in harmony with my parents’ liking which is pole dancing (not the stripper and lap dancing though). Before pole dancing, I had this notion that it is a dirty thing. Well, I was definitely wrong. So, now I am one of those who are trying to rid the society’s stigma against pole dancing (By the way, no pictures yet until I become pro. I have one but I'll keep it for now. It is a promise to myself.). Any dance, actually, could be dirty if it is the dancer’s intent.  In addition, it’s one of the hardest things I’ve done with all the aches, bruises, pains, and demands for flexibility and strong core (but it's all worth it). I am still on-training to becoming a real pole dancer. 

                

              Despite the passion for dance, I could still say that I am not letting it be a trouble in studies. I am able to manage and allocate my time for each of my activities. And with God’s grace, I am doing well in school (or was since the semester’s just started). I know I can do all things through Jesus.

                You may as well call me a mother… mother of dogs. Mochi, a Malshi and the closest to my heart and Muchoy, a Siberian Husky, All three of them are cute until Mochi starts peeing everywhere and Muchoy  goes howling and chewing whatever you are wearing. 

Here are some of their photos (and some with me and with my kuya)...

Saturday face

So malambing.... This is how she is....

                So, that's me as of now... (selfies alert! Brace yourselvesss)

     And I love food by the way.... (proven by the second to the last photo).