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Life at 32 ❤️

Hello, everyone! After a life-changing month full of diapers, cries, whispers, and sleepless nights, meet Kaemuel (pronounced Key-myoo-wel)—our baby boy, our tiny blessing wrapped in the biggest blanket of love and graciously delivered by our great God!

His name is inspired by Kemuel, found in Genesis 22:21. It’s of Hebrew origin and translates to “helper of God” or “raised by God.” I added an “a” so his name could also follow mine—just a little personal touch. Yeah, yeah, you know me, I know. ☺️

He was 16 days old when these photos were taken—still a bit behind the desired weight, but he’s a strong and eager feeder, so prayerfully, he’ll catch up soon!

Rojel and I are overflowing with joy to finally share him with our family, friends, brethren , colleagues, and just everyone who’s been faithfully praying with us for so long.

Since having KM, I barely sleep and I didn’t imagine that penning a short message now would take an eternity to be finally posted as my hands are on full mom mode lol.

Exhausted I may sound but I am loving every minute of it, very much engrossed by how a tiny person clings to me now and how I am instantaneously responding with an unimaginable kind of love. Since the moment I learned I was pregnant, life started to become wild, crazy, and at the same time, magical!

After all these years of witnessing, and now experiencing, the biological process of life, I still find myself in awe of God’s whole design of bringing one into this world. I just couldn’t help but admire His lordship all the more.

May KM be a sweet reminder that the Lord truly answers prayers—and that His will always unfolds in His perfect time. 🙏🏼

And they say babies grow up so fast, so let us savor this moment. 💖

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EXCLUSIVE FAIRYTALE 独家童话 (2023) dir. Gong Yu Shi

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EXCLUSIVE FAIRYTALE 独家童话 · 2023, dir. Gong Yu Shi.

— Poor godmother. How could she have such an immature son? I'm the pitiful one. Two years ago, you said you would plant a pot of roses for her. You made such a great deal out of it, like you wanted the whole world to know. But before her birthday, the roses withered. In the end, I searched all over for a pot of roses to help you.

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I don’t clearly remember specific scenes from Daddy Long Legs, but Love Through a Prism gave me the same enchanting vibe—dreamy, inspiring, almost magical—only LTAP is far more aesthetic and visually captivating.

The story is riveting—one of those rare narratives that lingers with you long after it ends. It makes you fall in love with life, embracing both its highs and lows. It gently urges you to chase your dreams and listen to your heart. Though it doesn’t heavily rely on romantic scenes, the relationship between the main characters is deeply moving and maturely portrayed, especially considering the period and society in which the story is set. The supporting characters are equally lovable, and their individual growth arcs are just as compelling. I appreciate that the plot isn’t overly heavy, yet it carries an undeniable emotional weight.

I’m not particularly artistically inclined, but this series made me admire people who are blessed with hands and minds shaped for art. If you’re passionate about art, this is truly a perfect watch. Many scenes feel like living paintings, and the artworks created by the characters are masterpieces in their own right.

I’ve read many reviews, and most viewers seem dissatisfied with the ending. Personally, I found it predictable, but not entirely disappointing. In fact, everything felt fitting and beautifully resolved. The post-credit scene was a delightful bonus. Still, if a sequel were ever made, I wouldn’t complain, especially if we’re treated to a little more skinship next time. ☺️

The story overflows with hope. It’s a feel-good series that will also bring you to tears. I rarely cry over anime, but this one truly moved me. I completely broke down when Professor Brant told Lili he was certain she was the woman in Kit’s painting displayed at their exhibition in the National Gallery. And when the last page of Kit’s sketchbook accidentally flipped and Lili read the words, “I’ll take you there one day. Don’t forget the blue paint.” That scene was a tear-jerker since she was already engaged and Kit abandoned his plan of inviting her with him back to England after learning she’s about to get married. He even bought her a ship ticket. 🥲

Overall, Love Through a Prism is beautifully crafted—from its plot and animation to its lessons, episode progression, and character development. It’s the kind of story that stays with you, quietly coloring your heart long after the credits roll.

And so, just like what Professor Brant said to Lili, “Run! Your destiny awaits. And it will not wait for your forever”, let’s go and do some chasing of dreams!

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#lovethroughaprism #kitchurch #kitandlili #liliichijoin

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Kissing the finger she made a pinky promise with... there is an incredible level of pining and yearning on display here

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Lili is Kit's ultimate muse

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The hand acting for this scene... Gorgeous...

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I'm thinking about Love Through a Prism

I’m thinking of the scene when Lili returns to Japan and later learns that Kit died. That episode and the next are shown in black and white. It’s a beautiful representation of her feelings during the time.

Of how her world lost its color without him in it. When she finally sees color again, it’s when he shows up in Japan actually alive and the first things that light up are his blonde hair and blue eyes.

It’s beautiful beyond the fact that he was her color but also that even on the precipice of marrying Shin, nothing else had brought such color into her life. And despite that, she didn’t immediately choose Kit.

It was so sweet when Kit then gave her a sketchbook filled with all things he had seen. Despite the longing she felt, she let him board his boat back to England.

The next scene shows him holding a ticket intended for her to come with him. It was heartbreaking and warming all at that same time.

That after 5 years, he had waited for her and wanted to take her with him. But when he learned she was to marry Shin, he made no comment. He chose to let her live in peace instead of disrupting her new found life.

When she and Shin decide to break off their marriage and pursue their own goals, even then, she and Kit were still apart. It isn't until another year and a half later that they finally unite and acknowledge the color they bring to each other's lives.

I found the seemingly endless push and pull and long waiting game to be so breathtaking. Across oceans, time, and the trials of life, their love that was so gentle and refreshing continued to shine through it all.

When they finally admit their feelings to each other, they use so many words, but none of them were “I love you.” I felt like that in itself was so powerful.

For them, the knowledge that they brought color into each other's lives was more meaningful than those three words. Kit tells Lili that the landscape is nothing without her. She in turn tells him that a world without him was a world without color.

He then tells her that her being there fills the world with colorful hues and that it’s the color he needs. That it’s always been her. Those words to me are far more meaningful than just, “I love you.”

It brings me to question just how important “I love you” really is and if it’s enough. If it adequately encapsulates the feeling of love itself.

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Yesterday, I went to SM to buy groceries. As I was on the counter and about to make payment, I noticed that the money in my wallet is not enough. The blood drained from my face. I was rattled and I panicked looking for any person with a cape around me. That moment was a real-life scene from the film A Quiet Place. The man next to me noticed that I was distraught and overheard that I need P100 more to pay my bill. He was such a good Samaritan to offer me the money I needed. I thanked him. And when I walked past him, it's only then I remembered I could have paid via Gcash. I won’t forget that day. It’s true that, “calmness is the cradle of power.”