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We've been living on this earth for billions of years now and yet, we're still asking ourselves if we already found our Happiness? Did you finally see, feel and embrace it? We see lots of images in our everyday lives. Images that will be captured by your eyes and then will stay in your mind. What images am I talking about here? Images of poverty, corruption, climate change, families and different kinds of religion. How do we cope up with these images that will surely affect our lives? Different stories to tell, to hear, to write and to analyze things day by day. In this world that full of anxiety and negativity, is it possible that we still find our own happiness? Yes, we are. We can still find that elusive happiness by spreading love, peace and sincerity to others. That's the only happiness that money can't buy and that happiness can be found in you, friends and families. Now tell me, is it worth the wait if happiness finally haunts you?

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Dhon Remigio said…
Taray mo nman pare! Never knew that you had blogs of your own! Keep it up! The best!
JORISDICTION said…
@K.Don- Salamat! Hihi Ikaw din kaya, asteg din ung blog mo. I-update mo yun, sayang naman.

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