The Girl I Met. It was recently when I went back to Philippines after 3 years living in a cold country above United States (Hint Hint). I went home just for one reason, which is to attend my cousin’s wedding. A few days before the wedding, I was informed that I will be one of the groom’s men (embarrassing, because im a really shy person). I also met my partner in entourage during that day, and she immediately caught my attention (parang you had me at hello ang moment HAHA). I was staring at her pretty face, admiring her from few a meters away, and I was trying show off my English speaking skills and I think it did not work. When she left my cousin told me some things about her, I learned that she goes to UST, takes architecture, and she’s the cousin of my cousin’s husband. Fast forward to the wedding, the entire entourage and the parties’ family was also at the hotel for the preparation. When I visited the bride’s room she was also there, during that time I am having hangover (my friends took me out for a drink the night before the wedding, but we ended getting wasted at Morato). When I saw her, my hangover suddenly went out of the window I was like “Wow pare, ang ganda” inside my head. The entire time we were in the hotel, I kept on going back to my cousin’s room (bride) to check up on my “cousin”, and to have a glimpse at her beautiful face (this is the main reason why I kept coming back haha). The wedding ceremonies was held at Sto. Domingo Church, and she was partner. I get to spend time with her during the wedding and I can’t keep my eyes off her (even during the ceremonies and during the reception). I can’t get near her because I feel shy and her parents are there (but the main reasons is me being torpe) . At the reception, we have this tiny flask were we can store our free perfume and I gave that to her as my remembrance ( baka d n kmi magkita ulit). It’s time to go home, the party has adjourned and it’s time to say goodbye, I can still remember my line that night “Hey, gusto ko lang magpaalam, baka di n ksi tyo mgkita ulit, It was pleasure meeting you ****”. The next two days, I went home to Tugue with my cousin to spend time with my family. When my cousin went back to Manila, I gave her some milk candy (my province’s version of pastillas) and I told my cousin to give it to Ca*t (sana sinamahan ko ng note haha). It was my last week in Philippines and I was in Manila, my cousin has setup a korean dinner at jumong for us and her husband’s cousin (ca*t and her two brothers). I was sitting in front of her and I was so quiet, I can’t even utter a word. Again, I was just admiring her beauty again. When I came back here in Toronto. I still think of her from time to time, I thought my feelings for her will eventually fade. But, look at me now, still thinking about her. I have so many regrets during the time I was in Manila. I wish I was brave enough to talk to her ( wala torpe eh), I wish I asked for her number (eh ksi torpe), I wish we spent some time together, took her out on a date even though I don’t know the ropes of manila ( laking probinsya) and lastly, I wish I confessed my feelings to her. All of these regrets are still inside my mind. I am 21, and she’s 17, four years gap. I am willing to wait til she turns 18, so that I could start courting her. I am also willing to wait for her even there is no assurance that she likes me too. I wish I have money right now just come back home and tell her that I like her. I can’t wait to go back to Philippines again spend my entire vacation with her (at para manligaw narin). I am willing to take risk for her. I hope we end up together someday, and I will be happiest man on earth. I hope this writings of mine get uploaded, even thou I am not student of UST. I will hide behind the name Canuck. I am 21 years, who currently live and study here in Toronto, and yes I am deeply attracted to this thomasian lady name ****. That’s my story! ****! I will see you soon! - Canuck, 14/10/2014 – 2116 hours Canuck ? College of Architecture
Posted on: Thu, 16 Oct 2014 01:57:54 +0000
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