I can’t believe how fast time flies sometimes. I mean…the first book I ever published, Paper Planes Back Home, turns 7 this month…and Waiting in the Wings turns 5!
Shocked? I know, right? I feel you. Where’d all that time go?
I can’t believe how fast time flies sometimes. I mean…the first book I ever published, Paper Planes Back Home, turns 7 this month…and Waiting in the Wings turns 5!
Shocked? I know, right? I feel you. Where’d all that time go?
It’s September! My gosh, how is it possible for time to fly and feel so painfully slow at the same time? Soon (if not already) we’ll be hearing Christmas songs being played left and right, and yet a bunch of us are still stuck at home, trying our best not to get sick.
Quick health update!
I got my second dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine mid-August, and my parents had theirs the week after. My sister also got her first dose last month (she got Pfizer), and she’ll be fully vaccinated come next week. I hope you also have gotten vaccinated, or will be soon—an extra layer of protection wouldn’t hurt.
Anyway, I shared three things I was into last time, and I bring you three more things this month.
It’s been a while, hasn’t it? Man…I had so many plans at the beginning of this year, but as usual, life has a way of realigning things for you without asking for permission.
Anyway, quick story time.
This is an excerpt of a ficlet set in the universe of Waiting in the Wings. Full version available on Wattpad.
I first read about Ili-likha Artists Village in 2016, while I was poking around the Internet for Baguio City finds. You see, I’ve been coming back to Baguio for summer and Christmas vacations since the late 1990s, and I’ve had my fill of horseback rides, bike rides, and visits to the usual tourists spots my parents would bring us to. So for the past several years, I was happy to just lounge around at our home in Kias, watching movies or reading books while enjoying the cool Baguio air.