This will be the last post for my blog. I've started this about 7 years ago? and it has been a great place for me to share my burdens, my tears, my joy and my life. I'm thankful to people who have visited 'me' and read about my life.
Perhaps it is the process of growing up, I've learnt that not all burdens can be understood, not all tears can be shared, not all joy can be felt completely..and sometimes it is better to keep them to myself. It is okay though :) cause I know God understands perfectly everything that I'm going through and that's enough for me.
R.I.P, dear phangcarmen.blogspot.com.
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This video contains interviews with soldiers of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, as well as volunteers providing humanitarian aid in Ukraine’s east, and extensive video recorded during two weeks living on the frontline in Mariinka and Pisky, two towns in the contested Donetsk Oblast region.
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