Five Card Story: Young, wild and free

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a Five Card Flickr story by Sabillo, Faith created Jul 14 2018, 11:02:15 am. Create a new one!


flickr photo credits: (1) Serenae (2) shareski (3) bionicteaching (4) bionicteaching (5) hummingcrow


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(1st pic) As an eighteen year old lass, I tend to think a lot (we all are) and speak less. But after engaging myself to stories, I have come to think that I myself has a lot to tell. The fact that books make us think, it also helps us to find realization to a certain things. And I think it is our gain. Through good books, and good friends, we are able to build confidence that brings the best version of us. Thus, letting ourselves not to just engage to one thing, but in all possible way that helps us to mold our character such as speaking. (3rd pic) Letting our voice be heard, our opinion, our ideas, sharing what we believe, and where we stand for in all things. One thing to express our thoughts is in a creative way. (5th pic) It can either be writing, or painting. Or any forms of way to express it. Like in the 5th pic, I also express myself through painting. It can either convey a deep or shallow message, but it's all in there. I think of the 4th pic as travelling by yourself. Do not be afraid to explore things by your own. The best companion you can ever have is yourself by exploring, appreciating and learning. Entering a legal age got me like :O the 2nd pic informed me so much things. Setting a goals we want to achieve as well as to take actions for it to happen. Getting your way ahead with full confidence, and trust in your self without stepping on anyone's toes. I have so much to learn from and these pictures are one of them. I can tell that I am the embodiment of these pictures. Young, wild and free.

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