Neyzielle Ronnicque

They say it’s a paradise, they’re right all along.

Published on December 7, 2013January 24, 2019 by Neyzielle RonnicqueLeave a comment

First things first, it was not really a part of the plan to go to Maui. But Manang Aiko is so generous, I went- with my Auntie! HAHAHA. Yes, my Auntie is five years younger. ❤

Main reason was to visit my cousin, that I wish I could take home with me.

I don’t know, but it is overwhelming that though I am not even Manang Aiko’s close relative, she gave me a blast! I can never thank her enough.

Yea, it was a 32- hour stay in the Paradise. Too short to even bond with my cousin. But it’s okay because with that 32 hours, I enjoyed my stay. 🙂

We arrived at the airport at about 11 in the morning, I think. As promised, Manang Aiko and Manong Harold(Manang Aiko’s hubby) were there to pick us up. Uh, wait, Hi, Mel!

Say hi to this awsm guy that did not go to his work for two days because of me. JK. HAHAHA!

And then, there’s Maui. ❤

So we went to this hotel, daaah, I am not really great at memorizing names and places, Grand Wailea, I think. Yea, yea. The hotel is soooo breathtakingly beautiful I wish I live there.

How, for all the remaining sense in the world, can a hotel be this, uh, beautiful? So, I just set my standard of beautiful here. xD

Attention: I AM SUCH A PHOTOBOMBER SO PARDON MY FACES.

This is just one of the many reasons I hated myself for not bringing my DSLR. You see, I was so lazy to even carry my Canon baby. But these photos from my phone are just, so, uh, cool, right? (SAY YES)

Didn’t I tell you guys that this blog entry is my photo album? HAHAHA. Jk. It’s so beautiful I am going to buy that hotel someday. (Insert evil laugh here, whips hair then walks away).

Well, who wouldn’t hate being short?

Dear future husband, I want this kind of Gazebo in my dream house’s garden, please? 🙂

And this kind of swimming pool, too. Thank you! 😀

And these palm trees…

And the whole Hotel, too. 🙂

But really, it’s 1:30 AM in my side of the planet so I’m going to update this blog tomorrow when I have the luxury of time. ❤

They be they, but they aren’t you.

Published on December 1, 2013May 25, 2015 by Neyzielle RonnicqueLeave a comment

I don’t know. But I feel like I need to burst my frustrations, hatred and negative vibes out tonight.

I should be on my way back to Baguio with my Mom, but I am so lonely that I can’t stand being lonelier and alone in my apartment there.

I miss my dog. So much that I am crying while I am typing this because I don’t know what to feel anymore. I miss my dog js bcos I am used to sleeping at night with him here on my bed whenever I come home from Baguio. I miss him bcos I need someone to hug right at this very moment js bcos I feel so left out and alone. I miss him so much bcos he is my comfort zone.

I miss him because I am not used to going out wherever in our barangay without him. I remember how I usually try to shove him back to our house but still find him following my track everytime.

I miss how he falls asleep on my lap; how he sleeps while I read my books on the swing outside our house; how he calmly sleeps just to wait for me as I take a bath; I miss his being a sleepy- head.

I miss him because he is the only one I can dance with. The only one I can sing my heart out, the only one who can assure me that whatever I am going through, everything will be okay.

You see? I haven’t cried a long time, not even because of wasted relationships nor failed attempts of acing the quiz in class. But I am crying tonight, just tonight, because tonight would be the last. I hope.

I miss my dog, I won’t trade him for anything. But what can I do? He’s gone. And only I can make the best out of it.

My dog taught me lessons in life. And that I will never forget.

I know he’s happy with Fluffy wherever he is now. I am happy, too. Just because I need to. Because in another life, he’ll be my dog again.

I need to stop crying.

But Santa, can I have Jiggy back for Christmas, please?

Corregidor Photodiary

Published on October 23, 2013June 23, 2015 by Neyzielle RonnicqueLeave a comment

This was a Political Science class requirement so we had a field trip in Corregidor island. This is their effort to familiarize us about Philippine’s history, I guess. I inconsequentially deleted the other album so here are the mapagti-tiyagaan na photos. This was during my pledge days so, okay, I did not enjoy the trip. *Heart breaks* Undeniably, Philippines holds a rich history. This made me proud. Bayan kong Pilipinas, how did you withstand the invasion? You are so strong. xx