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Day 44

Posted by Kim | Jaunt Diary on September 5, 2015

Did I ever get lost in the galaxy of your eyes?

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Kim is a programmer at day and a wannabe-writer and traveler whenever she has free time. She dreams of quitting her job and wander in places around the world working as a part-timer in various decent jobs.

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And this is why I wanted to get a photographer... for family photos. — “Closer, please.” You can just see how awkward this is for the three of us.

May ipapaframe na ako 😂

I just feel compelled to share this wonderful moment captured on our wedding day. — My grandparents played a big role in our lives. We were close to them. I used to drive Daddy and Mommy to Hinigaran most Sundays of my college years (that meant waking up at 6am after a Saturday night-out). — My lolo would always ask me “Kaya mo magdrive?” And I would always answer ‘yes’ so long as I have bubblegums and coffee. — Daddy and Mommy would collect payments from their clients and sometimes they would only collect a small amount. Even so, Daddy would treat me to breakfast, give money for ukay-ukay and would give me 200php or 500php before I drop them off. I always appreciated those acts knowing they haven’t collected a lot. — This photo, I was telling Daddy how happy I was that he was able to come. Being the head of the family, it meant a lot to me. — And he thanked me for getting him a helper as he is now weak and would really need assistance. I jokingly told him, “Huo syempre Dad. Ikaw daan gahatag sakon allowance kag gapakaon siki kag kansi sa Valladolid kada Domingo. Dako gid nabulig sang allowance sakon sang college.” — In that moment, I so badly wished Mommy was there by our side. ❤️ — @shootalwaysbcd

Oh you know, we just chillin’ here

“Did you ever think we’ll end up together? I mean I didn’t lol but here we are.” — People would always ask how we met and I would always answer “From college” and quickly follow that with “But we didn’t like each other in college. We barely talked!” — Fast forward to six years, we found ourselves catching up over a few drinks and spent the next few days together, alone and/or with friends. — Three years later, here we are - committed, married. — If I had to check my timeline, my marrying age should have been 30. But it’s true what they say, when you’ve found the one, you’d want to spend the rest of your life with him and I guess that’s what happened to us. — Simply thanking God for giving me a partner that I could annoy for the rest of my life. ❤️

Self portraits — ganda ng makeup and lighting e 💐 HMU: @itsmepiona02

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