jessa

Reflections on becoming

  • Losing the chemical trail

    We used to tell our friends that we’d keep in touch with them even after we moved on to our different careers. We tell stories about how we’d attend one another’s weddings, be godparents to each other’s children, and bond with our families. But add a decade or even a half, and like unvisited paths, Read more


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  • They got your back

    Sharing a moment with your family, even an embarrassing one, and having them help you get through it, strengthens the ties. It’s a blessing to be in a family like that. Read more


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  • Today marks the beginning of 2023

    We may begin the day differently, but nothing is wrong with that because we differ in priorities. What one considers important may not be of value to you. And you may feel bad when the people you care about may not share the same values you do. But it’s okay too. Because by respecting each Read more


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  • We’re here for togetherness

    In my part of the world, literally and figuratively, people are getting busy for New Year’s Eve. While others are busy cooking and preparing their dishes for everyone to share, others are out of town and already in the party mood. But despite all the movements and activities, every family yearns to share the momentous Read more


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  • It’s getting really busy, really fast

    And we can’t think well while in the middle of motion and chaos. Often, we function out of habit and not out of critical thinking. We live our lives hurriedly, from one schedule to the next. Meanwhile, some of us are ready to take on the next movie series right after finishing one. How do Read more


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jessa

Reflections on becoming

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