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Lead Image created using CANVA I still remember all l want is to buy Ice candy, 10 pesos each and the big bread like a pie with a yellow color inside. After I eat them, I feel I'm the only one happy in

<b>What was your dream job growing up vs your current career?</b> I’ll be focusing on this topic because I’ve had many thoughts about it lately. I’ve also been reflecting on it a lot and have come to several realizations, so I thought I’d share them with you in case they resonate with you as well. Just a heads up, this one’s going to be a bit long since I’ll be showing how my dream job has changed and evolved over time, along with quite a few nostalgic photos related to my journey. 😅

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Many years have passed since I first wanted to have my own country house. I even managed to get a plot of land to build my house on. My House It's one thing to want something and quite another to have

I had a lot of dream jobs when I was still a kid. I’m pretty sure a lot of kids do too. I wanted to be an astronaut because who doesn’t want to see the moon up close? I wanted to be a scientist who will

"What do you want to be when you grow up?" was a very common question I got as a child, and my answer has always been the same: Medicolegal. I'm an only child, so growing up, I was really close

As a kid with a wide imagination, I really imagined a lot of things back then, from the romance and action genres to comedy and drama. I also love to imagine myself winning in a lottery, you know, those

Growing up, I never liked rainy season for two reasons; first it means starvation and second no decent sleep. As someone who was born in the family with no stable and decent income, food most of the time

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