LB
March 18, 2010I was born in a small town south of the country’s capital. I finished schooling here, and I still live here after almost three decades of existence. I couldn’t even begin to describe how I’ve come to love this place, with its tree-lined and garbage-free streets, cozy coffee shops, comfy bars, affordable places to eat in, decent schools and prestigious international institutions, all painted against the majestic backdrop that is Mt. Makiling. I’m proud to say that I call this place home.
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An aspiring writer and a photography enthusiast, loves animals especially cats, can't live without music, coffee and chocolate, appreciates tasteful books and poetry, has a chronic case of wanderlust, and believes that people are inherently good.
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