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| 5 Years of Just Being Together: Through time with Dad |
5 years ago, I 've met someone whose selfless and caring attitude transcends on all things possible that goes by the name of Engr. Elmer Pineda.
Little do I know that even after I had my black graduation toga back when I was in college, He will still be an active asset of my life today, somebody who never changed, somebody I can talk to about anything. Somebody whom I was never afraid to refer to as my father in FEU... or in other ways, dad.
I consider him as my angel, in all sense of the word, God's way of telling me that the decisions I made recently may not be the best ones but they are worthy of a great journey. He never stopped making me feel important encouraged me to become the best I can be despite every failure that came my way, do proud in every milestone I had achieved never judged me based on the things that happened, for he knew me better than the others and knew I should make it once given second chances.
I may have been some headache of yours at times but I know you will always give me the chance to do things over and over. It took me a while to accept things as it is right now but I understood what he often tells me: The art of making dedma lang Mich, dedma lang, you know yourself better than they do. He would just often tell me this: When all else fails, when they cast a doubt on you, here I am always so proud of you. It sounded cliche, but it was something that reassured me that someone else will always believe in what I do and he would never stop believing in me.
I'll end this post by saying: There's no other way I would have lived my life if I was to choose to redo things over than to have you in it even if the same things had to happen again. I don't know what I did to deserve you in my life as close as you are to me but I am sure God has the answer to everything I had in mind right now. I just hope that He continues to shower you with good health (I can't wish for anything else for the longest time possible since you have everything) so that a lot more can experience this as much as I did.
I'll do my best to end this journey as planned, how it was supposed to be. For now, I look back and see you as one of those who support me immensely and my heart is filled with gratefulness.
I'll see you when I graduate, no matter how long it may take me to, to get that MIT across my name. Love you Dad, always and forever.
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