Sunnytoast

 few of the last photos with him:( I know that I haven’t updated my blog for months. I have considered you guys as my family. I thought that I would pass this terrible news. Unfortunately, my father passed away last July 3 at the age of 59 of a brain aneurysm. We thought that he could make it through but unfortunately things took a turn for the worse. He passed around 1 am. I had never seen anyone die before. My dad went peacefully but still, it was awfully hard to watch. I had my hand on left hand the whole time. My little brother held a hand or rested his hand on his leg. His heart- he had an amazingly strong heart—stopped beating first. His breathing stopped in fits and start after that. Maybe two minutes, maybe three. Those are minutes I will never forget. My Dad is a man of few words, but he has thought me many things through his actions, which are not always big but genuine and sincere. He’d really someone that I respect and look up to. We may not spend hou...

Being separated from family or loves one isn't easy. Especially when you and the other people involved have similar insane life...lol... no amount of emails, phone calls or FB chat conversation can ever replace face to face  or physical contact. So I thank God for moment like this. Little bro was in town, having a break from  on the job training @ Asterio Hotel ( boracay) so I decided to spend more time with him . I’m surprised at how much my younger  brother have grown up but I swear to God I’m genuinely happy:)..I'll see you soon...graduation:) we had a early dinner at  sbarro and Cafe Breton, lounge at white moon bar /oceanpark and watched fireworks at starbucks MOA. To the outside world we all grow old. But not to brothers and sisters. We know each other as we always were. We know each other's hearts. We share private family jokes. We remember family feuds and secrets, family griefs and joys. We live outside the touch of time. -Clara Ortega Other thin...