jessa

Everyday Stories, Lived

  • Letter no. 24

    Dear reader from the future, Today has been a long day. Would you like to know? I’ll tell you anyway. So, we started early to get to the election precincts early. But getting into the venue 30 minutes after the official opening seemed to be late already. But not that late. It was raining hard,… Read more


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  • All Scripture is God-breathed

    Knowing the Lord through Jesus Christ, I learned that it is the Word of God that changes people from the inside out. Not witty remarks or insightful commentaries but God’s Word through the Bible. All Scripture is God-breathed [given by divine inspiration] and is profitable for instruction, for conviction [of sin], for correction [of error… Read more


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  • Letter no. 23

    Dear reader from the future, Today is the last day of our country’s election campaign, with the elections on May 9, 2022. Aside from communities expressing their support for their candidates through public demonstrations, they also extend their support towards social media. Unfortunately, politics has divided the country. But, perhaps, it’s the way it’s supposed… Read more


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  • Moving things forward

    It’s easy to move things forward when everyone involved heads the same way. You don’t have to tell anybody what they need to do precisely. Instead, lead by setting the goal, and it won’t be difficult for those in the team (who also hold themselves accountable) to initiate and create. Anyone always has something to… Read more


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  • We lost a cat today

    An orange two-month-old kitten, to be exact. We can’t figure out how we lost him. And the mother keeps calling him too. But no. We never found him at all. He’s been lost a couple of times already. He used to wandering off by himself, but we always find him in the nooks and crannies… Read more


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  • Today, I choose this version of me

    As much as we want to, we can’t be everything we want to at a given moment. So, we have to choose who we want to become today. And just by thinking about it, the clarity can help us focus on the things that matter. P.S. There are days that I don’t feel like writing… Read more


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  • Keeping up with the numbers

    When you’re old, priorities change. That instead of chasing the latest fashion trends, you now look for what’s latest in health care. You now think more about investing in health maintenance, should I eat this or that. You begin to become more particular with the numbers. Is my blood pressure normal? My sugar count? But… Read more


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