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Meeting an old friend…

Another observation while away from my online life…

I noticed so many men now have receding hairlines even at an early age. I saw a high school friend just before Christmas and I was shocked to find him almost bald. He said that he noticed his receding hairline when he turned 23. He thinks that it was all hereditary because his father also lost most of his hair at an early age.

I told him that there are already hair transplants being done for men like him and his father. There are experts out there like Dr. Pistone who knows that hair transplant is the only solution for hair loss. Of course one can buy a wig but who wants to look ridiculous in this day and age when technology can even make you look better.

So we spent the night talking about so many things, reminiscing the past. But mostly, we talked about him getting a hair transplant if his finances permit.

What is wrong with my memory!!!

I just came back from the bank. Going there, I saw someone I know. But I can’t remember her name so I just looked away. And then going back to the office, I saw four more people that I know. I still can’t remember their names!!!

Darn it!

One of them even stopped and looked at me, probably expecting me to greet him. Aargh! I can’t remember his name.

Is this memory gap? Hahahahah

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With regards to my previous post, I am okay now. Bahala na lang siya if he does not want to speak to me. Life is like that.

For you my friend…

There are persons in your life that you oftentimes take for granted. These are the people that most often than not, are the important ones… those that matter.

I admit, I take you for granted at times.

I thought you’d always be here with me and we’d get out of here together. I thought I’d always have someone to call whenever “they” annoy me. I thought my lunch and meryenda buddy would always be here, just a holler away come 12noon or 4pm.

I was wrong.

I’m writing this post to rectify my mistake…

I’m writing this to say…

THANK YOU… for everything.

For all the gripe sessions we had;
For all the times you were there to sympathize;
For all the laughter;
For sharing a part of your life with me;
For everything.

I will always cherish all those times, sis. It’ll forever be a part of me.

Let’s keep in touch.

Knowing when to pour out your troubles

It was really hard sometimes to say no to a friend, most especially when he needs someone to hear his troubles. And I am a friend who is there all the time for my friends. But there are times when I want to be NOT there for friends. Don’t get me wrong, okay.

It’s just that today is my birthday, for crying out loud!