I've been on my blog for an hour now, rereading, scanning through my photographs and i feel nostalgic all of the sudden. I miss eveything.
I miss Blogging everyday like i used to, years ago. Things have changed since i went away for college, where internet isn’t always free, and school consumes my time 24/7.
I miss my Camera! And who doesn’t fall in love with a 50mm lens! I miss going out for a couple of hours everyday just to take pictures and be free. Come home feeling giddy to update my blog with fresh photographs and tell stories.
I miss having my Thought Book, which is my only friend whenever i’m feeling anxious, happy, excited or sad. Or whenever i just feel like doodling or jotting quotes and feel inspired.
I miss Writing whatever that pops out in my mind and actually feel liberated though not intending to gain much attention since i am not a writer at all, but to just actually unleash my imagination.
All things come and go, it’s just a matter of time. Sometimes you have to lose some things, those unnecessary ones or even the most important things for you, to make room for better ones that could actually help you grow and learn. There are things i lost. I mean material things, like my camera and the Thought Book (i lost them in the flood) and also habits like writing and taking photographs. I made room for things that matters (for now) like school (which consumes so much of my time since i am an Architecture student and things pretty well get messed up if i don’t prioritize my plates which means never-ending projects and sleepless nights btw) and saving money for my future.
I lost it. I lost myself. I was the kind of a young kid who used to tell people (or tumblr) that ‘go, live!’. I always blog about not losing interest in things that makes you happy, like taking photographs or having a short walk along the neighborhood or travel and meet new people. Yet here i am. Feeling anxious about tomorrow. Having back pains doing plates. Befriending caffeine. I have a camera on my side but i never got to use it for how long?
IDK.









