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What is your wish?

To Nancy: What ifs are beautiful, finding the way to its resolution is an adventure you might want to take—finding out an answer to a question and knowing you're right all this time feels like cloud 9. But buts lingering behind every what ifs are skillful thieves, be careful not to make them have you stolen.

To Allynna: You are blessed to have an unbothered family that offers their hands willingly, you are not and will never be a burden with love. Insecurities are like rotten banana peelings, mix them with the soil you are planted in—let your sprout peek and grow.

To Carl: As a person older than you, I have been with so many contracts and ties of deep friendships before that was suddenly cut. Please take heart and have might to walk again, people may come and go but everything that was taken will soon be filled. Tho soon may not be an exact time and date, surely, an airplane doesn't always fly—it will take its time to land to Another LLANd. Hopeful.

To Joash: You are understood, maybe not by everyone but the most important that should understand your situation is you. Listen and read your self, everything will just be light—backpacked, hand carried or in a suitcase. 

To Marlyn: Process are done before a bread becomes a bread. A bag of flour will be mixed with egg, margarine butter and kilos of water so it will strengthen and can be shaped, right amount of seasonings of trials and humps to taste, and cooked under a heart on fire to have it ready to be served. You are a delicacy valued by experience.

To Kristine: Pressure makes diamonds. Live and exist.

To Nash: Being grateful to a societal norm is still a gratefulness that is worth gold. Thank you for reminding us.

To Patrick: There's a creeping wholeness in between brokenness, you just have to figure it out while walking to a journey of longings and more longings to come. If the moment will come that you will no longer feel the missing and no more asking of being filled, that is the day you are reborn.

To Rusalita: Unfortunately, we doesn't have the right to choose on that. You won't remember your past life anyway, a hundred percent of living will turn into zero again and again and again.

To Aiza: We doesn't always allowed to have our comforts specially on moments living can't participate. Life's cruel, requires you to always make it get involved even it breaks or smash you into pieces and doesn't mind the fixing. You are your own mechanic.

To Michael: YOLO. You always have the choice, you've aged enough.

To Angel: You can answer a how by finding out first the why.

So now, what is your wish?

I wish for these artists well-being and will leave the ever-motivating word, padayon.

—Banuy