i’m really glad i got to experience dream in 2021 bc it was such a beautiful time that i’ll always hold close to my heart and now it feels even more precious looking back at it
2020 was a difficult year irl BUT it was the absolute best time to be an nctzen and i will always be thankful to NCT coz now whenever i think of the year 2020, i remember it as a year where i had a lot of fun. im able to look back at it positively, rather than just the lockdown
if mark leaving NCT taught me anything, it’s that i gotta have the courage to leave any situation even if it’s all i’ve known, even if it was subjectively “good,” and no matter how scary it seems because i need to honour what feels most authentic to myself.
🚨 ANNOUNCEMENT:
HAIKYU!!: “VS The Little Giant” Movie & HAIKYU!!: “The Place Where Monsters Go” special anime will be released in 2027!
#ハイキュー#hq_anime
@yzamxmb out of nowhere: I feel celebratory. What if magpagiveaway ako?
sooo here we are 😭💸
🎉 Quick Giveaway! 🎉
3 winners of ₱1,000 each
— Anyone can join! (PH Only)
— No need to follow
— RT and like this post, reply your proof to join.
— Ends tonight at 11:59PM
Good luck! 🍀
How big is ₱35,240,000,000.00?
To exhaust that amount in just one year, you would need to spend a staggering ₱96.85 million every single day. Sounds unreal? Even if you decided to spend ₱3 million a day, it would still take you 32 years and 4 months before the money finally runs out.
In a real-life situation, ₱35.24 billion could have funded the complete 4-year college education of 1.7 million Filipino students, assuming an average tuition of ₱20,000 per semester. That’s an entire generation of future professionals whose dreams could have been secured with this amount.
That is how massive ₱35.24 billion is. Ganun ka kalala, Zaldy Co!