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Missing my old folks!

Here I am again, reminiscing the past and feeling nostalgic because I'm missing my high school friends. It's been one year since the last time I saw them at one of my friend's house at Tondo, Manila. We celebrated our so-called Friendship Anniversary and I'm proud to say that I'm part of this group. Sharing secrets and problems, leaning with each other shoulders and giggling around, I truly miss it! Finding true friends are hard to find because in the society we have today, some people don't show genuineness and backstabbing is their business. The good thing is, my friends are the opposite of that negativity. From the first time I've met them until this very day, they never change. Yes we've grown-ups, we became mature people but we never change.

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