First Part

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  "If not later, when?" a line from the book, "Call Me By Your Name" by André Aciman. Four words with barely fourteen letters speak more than its structure. Something that reminds us that if we do not start today, when will be our so called tomorrow? It's really a challenge through times when we start to introduce ourselves. But let me start by introducing my name. Names have always been the first thing we say and it has already been a "ritual start" to us eversince? I am John Carl Gamiao. A tenth-grade student in Ilocos Sur National High School. I'm fifteen years old residing in Santo Domingo. I have two dogs with different breeds and a cat.

    I started my primary school at Great Heights. It was my first school wherein I had begin my first steps. I started when I was only three years old. Pretty young to enter at my age. They had taught me lessons that have molded me today. I had very different adventures then throughout. My hobbies are watching TV Series and movies in Netflix on my free time. Yet, just like these films I had watched, there is still something to continue. There is still something i must pursue.

    It has always been my nature to give myself some time to relax. Even when I was young, I always watched cartoons. It would make me end up laughing the whole day. By all counts, this is who I am. This is my life, and yet I have merely started the first part of my story 

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Comments

  1. Adeline10 November 2022 at 04:37

    It is nice reading some things about you, great job!

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  2. Lander Andrei B. Bautista10 November 2022 at 04:42

    It's always fascinating getting to know people, you truly are a great person.

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  3. Janea Kishi14 November 2022 at 00:07

    "If not later, when?" On the right time:))

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  4. Kyle14 November 2022 at 00:23

    It's interesting to learn more about you. You're a good person, and I hope you stay that way.

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