My First Letter

Hey Kids, 


Look at this picture:

of course, this is not your picture but this is how I envisioned you when I was still 22 years old--my age as I write this letter. This blog is dedicated for you and I hope you will like it. This will be the compilation of the lessons I have learned before your mom conceived you. I love you very much that I have already written my advises which will be useful when you grow up. Your grandparents had done their best to give me a great life as their son and I love them for that. But as for you, I want you to grow setting Jesus as the perfect example, nothing more, nothing less. Here's the first verse I will give you and you can find it in your digital bible (I'm writing in the past and you are in the future so technically, a digital bible makes sense). Type Luke 2:52 and read it. 


Anyway, today is December 2, year 2011 and like I've said, I am 22. I just got home from our regular Friday meetups with your Aunt Rachel, Aunt Carizza, Aunt Fenella and your favorite Uncle Shan. We were able to talk about you guys in passing. This is the day when your Aunt Fen and Uncle Shan gave me the old black notebook you kids wanted to open. As you read this, the pages of the black notebook are now brittle so if I will allow you to read what's inside, be careful not to tear it apart. Aside from that, they also gave me a 3D eyeglass and some 3D pictures. 

That's your aunt Jogs in the drawing. She was not around during that time.

After the meetup, your Aunt Rachel and I decided to continue the night at our "favorite cafe" in the city. Again, we talked about you guys and life in general. 


Kids, always have friends who can build you up and encourage you to be enthusiastic in life. There is more to life! Renew your mind and allow creativity to always enter you. Be inspired always. Look for a place of inspiration and every time you go into that place...you think of your dreams. 




To end this letter, I just want to leave you this important advise...its very essential that you should put this in your heart:

Just trust me! 


I love you kids. Goodnight and Pray always.


Dad