Aaaaaaand nostalgia sets in. For three months, my life revolved around studying for the board exam. And for three weeks, I lived with 14 wonderful people who made the journey less of a burden somehow.
It's hard. It's hard when you've gotten used to having them near you--24/7 at that. The early mornings, the late nights. How we turned on each other not only for answers, but also for comfort, for reassurance, for strength. In those 3 weeks, we became family.
And suddenly there's no more signature knock. No more bells. No more squeals and no more talks about mechanisms of action, drug classes, side effects... All that's left are photos. Memories. There's no going back. There's no turning back time.
And at the end of everything, we can't relive, only recall. And I'm missing you, Don Bosco housemates. <3
Family is the best term to describe us, yeah. I miss everything about our experience. I will never ever regret affixing my name on that sign-up sheet for In house. One of the best experiences in my life, so far. I'm glad I shared it with all of you wonderful people. T_T My only regret maybe is that I didn't allow myself to get to know you better for 4 years of school and that it had to be for 3 weeks only, 3 weeks before 'real' life. Either way, you guys will forever be in my heart. :')
ReplyDeleteTrue. But at least we had those 3 weeks that the others didn't. I, too, will forever be grateful for signing up--last minute at that.LOL
ReplyDeleteThe whole thing has been an amazing experience, and, dare I say, a life-changing journey. :))
LOOOOOOVE <3
Awww. :') I can't explain what I'm feeling right now. Felt like crying. Bittersweet. Affected kaayo ko buh. Hehe.
ReplyDeleteHaha ok ra na, Frappy. Iiyak mo lang yan. Haha
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