The Best Flight

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Happiness is something that every person seeks and it's something that is worth fighting for.

Meet one of my bestest best friend ever.  Cheyen.  ChaChi. Kristina. Kulotz. Chi.

THE EPITOME OF A DRIFWOOD. (haha)
Okay, so she's not actually a driftwood but for me she is.  When everyone goes "awwh, that's so cute", she'd be like "okay."  Or when everyone's saying "I miss you, I love you."  She'd just say.  "hmm.K.".

She most likely seems to not care about anything and she seems to be emotionless.  My friend, Maica and I sometimes quote her as the *e**l's child. SOMETIMES! haha!  She does seem to not care about anything that comes her way and when she's pissed, well, you'd definitely know.  She's not the type of person who goes around telling everyone she hates what you did, she'd tell it straight to your face.  She's like that and above all other crazy scary things I could call her.  Trust me, if she reads this, I will get it and I mean my neck is on the line.  She's also the type of person who would tell you straight on the face that you're doing something wrong or what your doing isn't reasonable anymore.  I hate and love that about her.


Now that we're moving on to another thrilling chapter, more than the busy schedules and beyond the parties and hangouts.  I know that we're ready to have that next journey.  The journey of finally growing up.

I can't believe it!  We're finally in that stage of being free from everything and now tied down to different responsibilities! :(  I actually cried and later did it sink in that my friends and I will never have those intensely super crazy nights together.  We are finally, growing up.

I love you Chi.  Forever! And I will be forever your friend and I will always treasure what we had and I am looking forward to more and more happy moments with you and your family, no matter how mild we may get in the future.  This time, we'll be ready.  I miss you!  See you soon.  I will definitely be home soon. :D




Photos c/o Kristina Santos's Intagram and Mobile Photos :)

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