Remembrance
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Ongoing, First published Sep 17, 2015
Hi I'm Jack, 17 years old ang cute na prinsesa ng aming pamilya. Meron akong prinsipe, si Jordan. Kuya Jordan, sa katunayan. That's right, siya kasi ang natatangi kong Kuya dahil sa dalawa lang kaming magkakapatid. Mahilig ako sa kulay green kaya malapit ako sa kalikasan. Gusto ko rin ang pagpipinta at dito ko naibabahagi ang pagpapahalaga sa kalikasan.

Hindi naman ako gaanong matalino, sakto lang. Mas gifted at focused academics si Kuya Jordan. Paborito ko naman ang subject na may koneksyon sa arts, obviously.

Sina Daddy Carlo at Mommy Hazel ay engineer at guro. Hindi sila strict, para sakin pareho silang sweet. Pero hindi kami lumaking spoiled sa kanila. Sa katunayan, pinalaki nila kaming punung-puno ng pagmamahal. Palaging out of the country si Dad pero hindi naging dahilan yun para mabawasan ang pagiging malambing nila ni Mom dahil si Mom ay certified na maintindihin.

To complete my name, I am Jackelyn Perez ... a.k.a Jack. :)
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