As the pages of my life ran out, I will remember with tinge of nostalgic
feelings the times that:
I first remember dreaming of God. At the age of six when
I woke up with so much joy in my heart. The image of Jesus I dreamed about was
far from the one I always saw before in our altar. He wasn't the one hanged on
the cross with a suffering face. In my dream, I remember vividly dancing and
singing with Him while we keep on swirling and our shriek of laughter filled
the air.
I felt that I was terribly alone. August 2006, days
before the grand launching of my first ever big project-the Diamond Jubilee
coffee table magazine, felt like I was at the bottom of a dark pit. Everything
was turning wrong and I had nobody to turn to.
My first failure. I was in grade five when I was chosen for
the second time to compete in the Listening and Speaking Contest. I didn't have
the vaguest idea it could be my first failure. All the other contestants who
represented the school won different places except me.
My firs success. I was in grade two when I experienced to be
chosen as first honor of the class. It was a bitter- sweet success because the
whole school year I was suffering from the hands of a very strict teacher and
everything was going wrong at home. I guess, hard work pays off after all.
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