I Owe You

A Simple Thanks!

No, I'm not talking about Mr. Lee Greenwood's love song. I just want to acknowledge the people who helped me to write.

I didn't know how to write until I met my former high teachers Mr. Prudencio Tanora and Mrs. Rosie Portillano. They were the ones who discovered that I could.
They trained me by giving me assignments from simple poems and formal theme compositions to articles with different topics and by inviting me to join the school newspaper.

I stopped writing for unknown reason. Was it because of laziness, school and work stress, or something? I really didn't know. But I once stumbled upon one of my friend's blog and I suddenly became interested in writing again. She is a very prolific writer and even though she neither became a staff in their school newspaper nor bagged prizes in any writing contests, I still look up to her. What I like the most is her unique way of describing everything in detail. It's her self-training method, I guess. Chrissy baby, a big hug for yah!

I wasn't interested in creating my own blog until I read yours, Miss Legally Blunt! Today, you're still a lawyer wannabe, but we, your friends, know that someday, you'll become one of the respected lawyers in our country. Pass the bar and I will never be afraid to commit any crime for I know you could prove my innocence (joke lang!)

I am also indebted to my fellow bloggers especially to my kumare, Mary Joy Adanza-Soliman. Thanks for sharing about my inaanak's progress.

It would sound cliché but I still want to mention my family, friends and my husband JL Manalo. Thanks for your continuous support!

Finally, to the ONE who gave my life--KAMI-sama. Honto ni arigatou gozaimas!