Reminder To Myself Artinya Novels & Stories

“Ayoko nga sabi, kayo na lang muna!” Napakunot ang noo ko nang marinig ang pamilyar na boses, pero mabilis na napailing dahil heto na naman ako sa pamilyar pamilyar na ‘yan, eh. “Ang arte mo namang hayop ka, lukutin ko mukha mo eh!” “Hindi pa ako nakakagawa ng painting ko, gaga!” “Bilis na kasi! Birthday nga ng tropa ko, invited tayo!”

I dо nоt. I remind myself thеrе’ѕ no роіnt іn dwеllіng on thаt when I’vе gоt work tо dо. I nееd tо get mу locker расkеd up and be out оf hеrе.

He sounds uncertain. "That's it" Jordan replied cheerfully "We check IP man!" He clapped once. "IP man is an old Movie," Lu said with a disappointed expression. "You've watched that movie too?!" Jordan's eyes open in awe, the smile vanished as he studied his boss mean face "It might mean we should check the IP address for the clear message" He stared at his boss for a while before typing something on the laptop. His motive is to crack the code, but what if he doesn't get it written or the message is somehow meaningless.

I remind myself who I am, where I came from, and how much I have overcome to be here. I remember every challenge I faced, every expectation I defied. I remember how much it cost to prove myself, and I tell myself that one mistake does not undo any of it. When I open my eyes, I feel calmer, more. Determined, and ready to face whatever tomorrow brings. I reach for a blank sheet of paper and pick up my pen. I start writing out a list of the tasks that remain unfinished, things that need my attention, reminders of duties that will anchor me firmly in reality.

I was someone. No longer just a number.Not just a subject. Now — I am a reminder. That I exist. That I remember. And that one day soon…They will remember us, too.

Pero imbes na makatulog, mas lalo lang akong nag-iisip. Nasa tabi ko ang envelope na ibinigay ng resort owner kanina. Kasama nito ang litrato namin ni Lucien at ang sulat na hanggang ngayon ay paulit-ulit kong binabasa. To my Sunshine, If I ever forget you... Find me again. — Lucien Ilang beses ko na itong nabasa, pero pareho pa rin ang epekto nito sa akin. Parang may humihila sa puso ko.

The need for more, pulsing inside me. “What you need is a reminder,” he growled.

Manghihiram na lang kasi ang dami pang reklamo na may kasamang pang-aasar, ang sarap nilang itapon sa dagat at ipakain sa pating. “Milady?” Rita called out my name nang mapansin niyang nakatulala ako sa kawalan na naka-ngiti. Doon ko lang na pansin na naka-ngiti ako without me realizing it. Now, remembering does memories are quite annoying but enjoyable. One of the best moments of my life that I will treasure forever. I can’t wait to see and talk to them again. I blankly stared at the spread white piece of paper. Wala talaga akong ma-isip na ipapambungad, at nakakahiya naman kung staright to the point dahil hindi namin kami close sa isat-isa.

Brushing my teeth, washing my face, getting dressed—each step felt intentional, like I wasn’t just trying to get through it anymore. I was actually there. Present. When I stepped into the living room, my phone was already lighting up on the table. Maya. Of course. Did you check today’s schedule? I picked it up, reading the message without rolling my eyes this time. I will, I replied. A few seconds later: Don’t “will.” Do. I almost smiled. Almost. Instead, I opened the schedule she had sent and actually looked through it again. Appointments. Reminders. Breaks.

I step out, closing it behind me, and exhale. I shouldn’t care. I tell myself that over and over again as I walk back to my desk. But I do. I drop into my chair, rubbing my temples. Just as I reach for my pen, my phone screen lights up with a soft ping. A reminder. I glance at it. —Wedding anniversary with Julian—a few days away.—