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By Kye Felix-Pajela - May 01, 2016

Right now, I am taking advantage of the wifi at my folks' place. I miss blogging and internet surfing, but I realized I can live without them.

For now, I just have to rely on free wifi, and occasionally mobile internet for checking emails. PLDT has been stalling us for an entire month. For now, we're sitting ducks. {We don't even have a TV.} I wonder when we can enjoy internet again.

By the way, married life is great!

I wish to blog again soon!

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