March Madness

Just like that, we're one year into the pandemic and just like that. This month is about to end. So here's my summary slash review of this month. 

So here's a little update about our wedding:

Things are tough recently and it's hard to move around but we're getting there. Pray with us!

Good Reads

I finished 2 books this month. 

This is the last book about marriage on our shelf and this is a really good book for married and about to be married. The couple shares their story on how God intervenes in their marriage, all the struggles and the pain that went through. A really nice story. I also love how they relate the word of God in marriage.

Judah Smith does it again. Life Is ___ uncovers God's love in several fascinating stories in the bible - and in Judah's funny encounter in life. This is a really good book if you want to laugh and cry in every chapter.

Watch Tayo

Here are the anime movies that I watched. This is base on recommendations on Yeng Constantino's page. Hahaha. I literally don't watch anime movies before so I don't have any ideas about which ones are good or which directors are the best. But this list below is the ones that I watched and there's no trash in here. Some have a really good story, some have some crazy and fascinating animation. Every movie is good in its own way. I highly recommend this!

Your Name

The Girl Who Leap Through Time

Garden of Words

Ride Your Wave

When Marnie Was There

Hotorobi No Mori

Hello World

Hal

A Whisker Away

I Want To Eat Your Pancreas

Howl's Moving Castle

The Anthem of the Heart

Penguin Highway

Her Blue Sky

A Silent Voice

Weathering With You

5 Centimeters Per Second

Garden of Words

Children Who Chase Lost Voices

My Neighbor Totoro

Anime Series

I finished 5 Animes:

Jujutsu Kaisen

A Place Further Than the Universe

Attack On Titan

The Promised Neverland

Violet Evergarden

Other Stuff

The Celtics traded for Evan Fournier for 2 second-round picks! Great pick-up. However, we're saying goodbyes to our boys, Daniel Theis, Javonte Green, and Jeff Teague. 

That's all for now. Thank you!

//MarchMadness

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New people

When we meet new people, we actually meet old people with tons of stories. 

Their face is pretty new and their voice is being registered to your minds, along the way, bits of stories are being told. Revealing bits who they are.

We learned how they talk and how they do things. Somehow, as days pass by, we knew a version of them that other people didn't know. 

I don't really know why I'm thinking about this but it's a nice thought. This process is fascinating to me. Especially when you met someone who has a similar interest as you.

If you analyze it, that's pretty weird and really really interesting. A total stranger, out millions of people in the world with these unique stories and habits. Somehow, you met this person with who you have similarities. 

There are also times that you met people that you don't have anything to bond with. No similar interest or anything but somehow, you clicked. 

It's a weird and wonderful process. What are your thoughts on this? Ever thought of someone as you read this? 

//NewPeople

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