The Art of Letting Go…

Who would have thought that the lovely story of my lovelife would end in a bliss? With no hint of what’s going to happen.


It was unexpected that I would love again like that. It was just a click when I noticed that I fell in love with this man. Everything came so fast. Everytime i saw him I wanna wish time would have stopped. Every beep in my phone, every mail that I received makes my heart beats fast. Everytime I heard his voice to the other side of my phone makes my adrenaline goes rushing. That feeling was the most wonderful that ever happened to me. I can still remember how things went and every bit of memories was still freshed in my mind. Those words that came out in his sweet and thin lips makes me dream and hope for something worth looking forward to. I’ve neve been optimistic before until I met him. All doors was opened, I let my emotions conquer my entire being. Even if I know that theire might not be something out there to look forward to. Until the day came that I have to leave. And in one just glimps of my eyes, everything changes. His feelings just went out so fast just like a motorbike that runs 300km/hour. I left hanging for almost four days. I don’t know what to feel and how to react. All I know is I’m scared and it hurts so deep inside me. But I was still positive and motivated that things will be fine. Girls instinct was always right. Yes, he decided to end it up. He can’t make it anymore. He don’t love me even if he tried he will still not get there. That moment I took a pause and I felt all the pain. It feels like all my bones was broken into pieces. My heartbeats so fast, blood runs quickly and i was catching my breaths. Finally found out I was crying. I thought by crying it will help me release all the pain that I felt inside. But I wa wrong. Everyday and night I kept on crying and it hurts me more than I thought it was. Every night I kept on praying to God to shut of everything I felt. To touch and heal my broken heart. To give me wisdom and peace.

Then one day, I woke up with a smile and whispered : WHAT A WONDERFUL DAY TO START! And from then on, i looked every side of my life in different ways. It feels like i was renewed. There’s a part of me that shuts off. Then I realized that there’s a part of my humanity was being hidden and shuts off. Well, I thought it was wrong but i felt better this way. Like I don’t care and I’m numb. My compassion, love and understanding was totally shutted off. The old me was buried 10 feet below the ground. The new me was greatful, happy and contented. And YES! I would not let my heart commands me again. And now, i can finally say, I’ve moved on.


The Dike ( Afsluitdijk, The Netherlands)

One relaxing Sunday when me and my boyfriend decided to go to see their popular DAM called “Afsluitdijk”which was amazingly made my HANDS with no machines used. It was constructed between 1927 and 1933 and running from +Den Oever on +Wieringen in North Holland province, to the village of Zurich in Friesland province, over a length of 32 kilometres (20 mi) and a width of 90 m, at an initial height of 7.25 m above sea-level.

As you can see their are two directions : A way going to Friesland Province and North Holland Province.

The Entrance

The Highway
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Statue of Lely


The man behind the DAM. He oversaw the passage of an act of parliament authorizing construction of the +Zuiderzee Works, a huge project – designed to his own plans – that turned the Zuiderzee into a lake and made possible the conversion of a vast area of former seabed into dry land. It was sculpted by +Mari Andriessen and dedicated on 23 September 1954, the 100th anniversary of Lely’s birth. A replica of this statue stands in the center of Lelystad, on a 35-metre (115 ft) high tower of +basalt blocks, designed by +Hans van Houwelingen. In Lelystad’s city hall is a statue of Lely made by +Piet Esser.
The wall where you can see the history of Afsluitdijk

Afsluitdijk was made by hands with the average round four to five thousand workers were involved with the construction every day, relieving some of the unemployment following the Great Depression

A bridge was made connected to another side of the Dam where you can cross to go to the other side.
The Highway

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