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Life: Valentines Day

Valentines is almost done but I wanted to greet all of you a very happy Valentines Day. I know people call it a fake holiday, which it is, but that's why it's called a holiday because it's a means for us to celebrate. If you feel the essence of Valentines day from the deepest recess of your heart, don't worry, it gives us a chance to a pause our monotonous life and a day to give thanks to the people who make living this fleeting life much more meaningful.

"We enter the world alone and we leave it alone. And everything that happens in between, we owe it to our self to find a little company. We need help. We need support. Otherwise we’re in it by our self. Strangers, cut off from each other and we forget just how connect we all are. So instead we choose love. We choose life and for a moment we feel just a little bit less alone." 

I got my favorite Fluffy Mamon (Fluffy Small Cake) for valentines




EDIT:  When I think about it, it's the presence of loved ones that make the day worth celebrating. I wouldn't trade them with all the Fluffy Mamon in the world.

Hope the best for you and for your loved ones! Stay healthy :D

Thanks for reading~
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  1. Nana9:47:00 AM

    What a nice quote! Happy Valentine's day!

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