mistletoe

According to a custom of Christmas cheer, any two people who meet under a hanging of mistletoe are obliged to kiss. Is that so? The thing is, we just found it scattered in the grass so no kissing obligation, and we can't, we're on public. Finally, I know what a mistletoe looks like. Everytime i hear the word "mistletoe", it's a question mark in my mind but I don't mind at all. hahaha. It looks weird but it's cool. I kept it and brought it home as a remembrance when I went to Baguio to spend Christmas. Now, everytime i see it, I remeber everything. It was nice and unforgettable. It was my first time to spend Christmas there. It was pretty cold way back then. I don't even have thought to take a bath. The air is so fresh and I love the view, seeing foggy sky, colorful flowers at the Botanical Gardens, mouth-watering delicacies from never-been-visited restaurants (and I want to go back there), cool people and i've seen a lot of foreigners there. Ahhhh...I love Baguio. I'm planning to stay there if given me the chance and if I can, until my hair turns white. Anyway...that's what it started. If I'll be asked, I'm happy going back there over and over again.  Who will disagree, it's an ideal palce to stay especially now days. I also found a lot of opportunities there. Instead of going outside the country, why not try my luck there. I can live there that's for sure. Anywhere else, I can see the growth I'm looking for myself if I'll act on it. Right? If you have time, you may try to visit the place. there's no need to bring a lot of money because the cost of living is affordable and that's what i like about Baguio. Soon if I decided to stay there, I'm looking forward to live with someone close to me. Someone I love, and someone I won't exhcange to anything in this world even when I found a better one... I'll stay with you as long as you will.