Dance with the Waves
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Life is full of challenges. if you are happy today, and then tomorrow you will be sad.
just like the waves it has never ending obstacles that needed to be fight.
However, there's a lot of things to be grateful, when I breakdown he's always there for me, hugged me until i get better, love me even at my worst.
It really hearts knowing that the only person you have left, will also left you oneday.
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