AH LIFE lesson 009

The back view of our ancestral house.

Learn to look back.

I am already 15 years old and I have spent my childhood years living in a nearly civilized place in the province. My family and I went to Binalonan to visit our ancestral house there. The house was built some time in 1945 after the World War II. It is nice to look back from where I was born. The place is not so big but the lawn is wide enough for me to play with my friends when I was a kid. I could still remember the time when my grandfather will give me that old two-peso coin every time I perform in front of him as if I was in a theater. This is my first visit ever since my grandfather died before the millennium strikes. No matter where I go and no matter what country I visit, I will always go back to where my heart screams. We may not live here anymore but this house will always be my home and someday I will bring here my grandchildren and let them perform just like my grandfather did to me.

I've learned that the people you care about most in life are sometimes taken from you too soon. - Anonymous

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Why "One Last Photograph"? I want to capture every moment as if it is my last. If I had one shot remaining, let me take a photograph of life in a perspective that is beyond the horizon of the human eye.

"AH LIFE" is the first series of my One Last Photograph personal photo blog that I launched last March 22, 2007. My purpose is to share 101 lessons that I have learned in my years of existence through a series of photographs that I took before I start another project.

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