Wandering Sage: I Miss Hawaii

Sunday, September 1, 2019

I Miss Hawaii

True, I miss Hawaii this time but I have to finish my studying here in Philippines first. Kay mao mn jud ni reason nga niuli ko. So paningkamutan jud ni naho nga matiwas. Amen. Please bless my plans Lord.. Why do I miss Hawaii? Coz I know that their mountains are different. Lahi ras bukid sa Cebu or Negros. Mas hadlok ug mas habog to kay volcanic ang origin. Then lahi ra pud ang ilang dagat kay open sea lagi sila didto. Pirmi lng naay bawod didto jud. Hay Doki. Utong jud till makabalik k didto phn. If di nas Mike mosponsor nako, then basin makakita ko paagi nga makaadto again. IKTF.

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