Christmas Trip for a New Step

 It all started with a trip to Danglas, Abra during our Christmas season. The view was so beatiful, green hills and mountains and also rivers. And then after long hours and journey, we went to our relatives to stay at their house while were there.And at christmass day we went to picnic in a river side the breezy and comfortable vibe of the Abra River welcomed us.

 The delicious food, the endless laughter and the peaceful course of the river offered us a joyful circumstances for a unforgettable celebration. More, the hospitality of the Danglas people brought another color and additional warmth to our Christmas they genuinely showed us the spirit of giving and togetherness. 

After the Christmas we went to Sta. Lucia for our New Year. We were wrapped in warmth and joy, every turn a new sight to dazzle the eye. In Sta. The air was festive, twins, to greet our midnight arrival. This countdown was not a solitary countdown but rather a heartwarming community countdown with dreams for better tomorrows. In the sky, fireworks exploded and the surroundings was very loud because of the motorcycles. The joy in that air was infectious, and a wave of happiness and positive energy that left us with hope and a feeling of achievement. 

From the literal ride to Danglas up until the lovely celebration in Sta. Lucia I will never forget. It was a time of plenty of memories, full of stunning views, wonderful fellowship, great food and togetherness at its finest, and through it all laughter was to be had without end. For it is our art, our diamond, not just to bear it in the years ahead, but to demand new begins that we feel are even more precious. A celebration that became so special, which won't just bring me joy but also something that etched somewhere in my heart and soul that I will treasure and treasure through the rest of my life.

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