generations: my-so-called quest

Everyone can write. But not everyone can write well.

The glory days of blogging then was all about writing what you know, sharing your thoughts and not minding how many readers will you have or how many hits you'll get.
This blogger writes very very well.

I discovered OMBD few months after the birth of my blog. Actually I was back reading and it was April 2008, that's when I commented in OMBD. You know, when you meet someone and in an instant and you'll click just like that? I guess that's what happened. In addition from that, I read somewhere that he likes a certain musical legend that I also like. And it all started there. We became good friends.

I can also recall, that was my summer vacation and that was the time he's leaving for US. We chatted most of the time and talk about his trip and someone from his travel mate and his Mickey Mouse shirt. Hehe.

Aside from throwing lines from one of our favorite films, laughing at Ana Farris in her movies, and others. What's more important are the brotherly advices he gave me. I told him he's like one of my elder siblings. And I'm thankful that he listens to me even in my most annoying ways. Hehe! have I told you I look up to you?

To you, OMBD, happy happy blog anniversary!

My only wish is that you'll come back and write more. I wish for the return of your old self, the free spirited and lighthearted posts and your music reviews and others. I know change is inevitable, and some situations modify our perspectives. What we write are mostly the things that's going through our lives but that doesn't mean we will settle to the sulky side of it. If we look on a brighter side, I know you'll comeback sharp-witted as ever, confident and optimistic.

And I can't wait for that comeback, hopefully one minute before dawn.

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For some reason, I am the older brother archetype for the young ones who gravitate towards me. I wonder because I'm like perennially 17. Doc Ced can attest to this. We've been making fetch happen since 2008.