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[raphnix]

Look who's turning #2monthsold tomorrow. Our #babylove is a growing beauty. #daphnejoy (at Marietta Romeo Vilage Brgy Sta. Lucia Pasig City)

[battledfield-blog]

Human beings are made of water we were not designed to hold ourselves together rather run freely like oceans like rivers

Beau Taplin (via battledfield)

[raphnix]

I still can't believe this is my little princess! Our #baby #daphne. 😭😄💞 (at St. Christiana Maternity Hospital)

[raphnix]

Coming home to this! 💞🍰🍸 Oh the classic Father's Day #Birthday surprise! #lols Thank you and I love you my babies! (at Marietta Romeo Village Pasig City)

[vine-gif-blog]

[powerwank]

i can’t stop laughing he’s like what no climb

[raphnix]

Happy Mother's Day to my beautiful Mama. We love you so much! #mothersday

[antoinedore]

[raphnix]

Please don't play with your partner's heart this Valentine's Day.

[fireball-mudflap]

how starbucks was invented

[yearinreview]

Robot Chicken on Adult Swim

[raphnix]

OK, I think this is enough learning for the year.

[keithziliu]

I fucking love these.

[raphnix]

How could I missed this?!

[thedappergentleman]

From Dolce & Gabbana to Paul Smith shoes, know your type!

[raphnix]

For future reference

[raphnix]

#lol

[raphnix]

#throwbackthursday ni Ka Freddie

[raphnix]

Sublime #lol

[raphnix]

That unexplained joy watching my #pet #bunny hop around and do binkies. (at Lower Bicutan, Taguig City)

[niknak79]

[raphnix]

I'll probably do this.

[raphnix]

A capture for #hippies :D (at Sabang Beach)

[illness-and-instruments-blog]

[starsnack]

“If a clock could count down to the moment you meet your soul mate, would you want to know?”

     One minute, 37 seconds.      My legs are shaking. Holy cow, there is no way I can do this. None.      One minute, 29 secods.      I glance around at the faces surrounding the room. Of course my Meeting would take place in the gross, overcrowded cafeteria.      One minute, six seconds.      Somewhere within these four walls, someone has the exact same countdown on their wrist. They’re going through the exact same pressure as me.       54 seconds.      Mom said I should be excited, not nervous. Yet I still find myself wiping my sweaty palms on my dress. I can’t believe she talked me into wearing a dress. I mean, shouldn’t  my Soul Mate meet me as I normally am? All plain jeans, blah shirts, and wild brown curls?      30 seconds.      Something deep within me tells me to stand up. I do, drawing the attention of my tablemates. They all know too. They smile encouragingly up at me. I chew my lip nervously.      25 seconds.      That same feeling pulls me towards the center of the room. My stomach drops away from me as I take a step in that direction.      20 seconds.      I continue in that direction. With each step the tempo of my heart picks up.      19. Faster.      18. Quicker.      17. More rapid.      16.  It’s racing.      Oh my god this is it. The moment my life changes forever.      My eyes search frantically around the cafeteria, searching for someone who looks as nervous as me. For someone who’s heading towards their future with no sense of direction like me.      10 seconds.      The feeling directs me slightly to the left. I turn to accomodate.      5. My heart has given up entirely.      4. I stop walking.      3. Just waiting left.      2. Everything is about to change.      1. Deep breath.

     0000 d 00 h  00 m  00 s

     Someone bumps my shoulder. I twirl around and my gray eyes meet blue, blue ones.      “Hello there, love. It appears as though we’re Soul Mates then, eh?”      As my words fail me, the only thing I can think is “I’m so glad I shaved this morning.”

I’m sitting outside a cafe when it happens, sipping some cheap drink, pretending to enjoy the sunshine. The counter runs to zero, and there is an audible click, the tab deactivates, falls off. The clink of polyurethane to cobblestone floor is echoed a few feet ahead of me. I shake a proffed hand, look up at a disdainful face. 

“This is all I get?”

[asexualrogers]

It’s just a couple more weeks, now. I’ve been watching closely as the numbers tick steadily down. Just a couple more weeks, I keep telling myself. Out of my group of friends, I’m on what they like to call the “fast track,” people whose numbers start much lower than others. 

Two weeks, six days, fifteen hours. The clock keeps ticking. Two weeks, one day, four hours. 

The days are getting so close now I’m pretty sure my uncontrollable excitement is starting to seriously annoy everyone around me. My friends tease me incessantly about who they imagine my soul mate will be. Tall, short, fat, dimples, nail biter, foot tapper.  

At one week, three days, and seven hours, the clock stops. 

Instead of a soul mate I get condolences, a therapist, and a broken clock.

[wkalopsia-deactivated20151128]

he had always tried to cover up his clock, it made him feel uneasy and he preferred not to know. He want the moment to be right because it feel right, not because the numbers on his wrist (however accurate they might be) said so. 

Even so, He knew it is soon,  the exact time slipped his mind but he knew that there were only hours left when he showered that morning. He had casually wondered what happens to the clock when it reaches zero…

And so, on this day, the most important day of his life, Sean made no unusual effort, the red scarf around his wrist stopped the nerves. And the board under his feet distracted his mind. Where was he going? Sean wasn’t sure. Fate knew.

Grinding to a stop at a busy road, his eyes were drawn to a boy in a bright blue sweatshirt, carefully unwrapping a bright red scarf from his right wrist. He had his eyes closed, and appeared to be holding his breath.

Suddenly he opened his eyes, but before he looked at his wrist he glance upwards. Sean felt the thump of his heart stopping as their eyes met. 

The boy in blue began to run to Sean, his face full of happiness and uncertainty, forgetting to watch traffic. Sean was too late. All he could do was shout.

Blue was becoming stained with red as Sean ran to the fallen boy, He lifted his right wrist to find the clock stopped at 0d 0h 0m 1s and with a haunting feeling he began to unwrap his own wrist, he didn’t know what to hope for.

Sean’s clock had stopped at 0d 0h 0m 1s.

[teethteeths]

There’s a minute or so left.  I am still in my room, doodling on my laptop.  The numbers blink to zero and I gasp.  I’ve drawn the most anatomically correct and dynamic figure I’ve ever been able to draw.

[demigods-in-the-tardis-deactiva]

"You excited?" he asked.

"I can hardly stay still," she replied. She could hear him chuckling on the other side of the phone. His voice was deep when he spoke and she wondered if that’s what he sounded like in real life. She looked back down at her watch. One minute, forty seconds. She bounced in her place.

She could hear the honking of cars on the other end. “Where are you?" she asked.

"Taking a walk," he said. Then he gasped.

"What?" she asked, worried. Even though they had never officially met and had never seen a photo of the other, she had come to care for this voice on the other end of the phone. They had began e-mailing and soon they had grown very attached to each other.

"I see her," he said, in hushed tones. “Oh, my God, I see her."

She knew who he was referring to. His clock counted down only a few seconds before hers. She felt her hopes falter, though she should have known from the beginning that they could never have been together.

"Oh, good!" she said, feigning happiness.

She stepped off the curb and made to cross the road. A loud honk made her head snap around to see a truck racing towards her at full speed. A hand grabbed her frozen body and pulled her back. She clutched the stranger tightly, shivering. The clock on her wrist beeped as she looked up into green eyes.

The boy put his phone to his ear. “Hello," he said, and his voice echoed from the speaker of her phone.