A rise from hibernation, I know it’s already January and my last post in my wordpress was like decades ago. Sorry. 
Got no time, or shall I say had a lot of time for the holidays and never had a time for my web-based expressions. 
So here it is now.
I don’t know if the words that I will say will be said in my own wedding or what I wish I would hear from other brides’ mouths during their wedding day. Maybe after I’ll say these words, I’ll be overwhelmed and snap out. 
To the one I love, I know, long-distance relationships have the record holding a not so long moment of two lovers being together. They always end up throwing that long-distance to the trash can. (I know, this is gonna be my speech!) But I believe, in a year, we’ll stop talking on a phone and just be with each other for like two-three months. Not bad enough.
I know that I was inlove with you when I was just 13 or 14 years old. And I never realized, I’ll be more inlove with you when I became 23. Ten years of carrying that feeling inside me and it never faded away. A lot of moments may have covered that feeling, but it never failed to fade. Now that I know that you’ll be mine forever, I can’t stop thanking God. And I can’t stop thanking my inner, childish self for not stopping on loving you. Tomorrow will be just another day, but for the both of us, it will not be me and you anymore. It will be US.
And now, I know you’ll have no more words to say. Just as Carrie told Big in Sex and the City, just say, “I will love you”.
And I WILL LOVE YOU, too, forever. 
