Of being an American-Filipino Citizen

Tomorrow, I will be healing to Florida with my friend. That trip destines my citizenship as am American-Filipino to take an oarth in the US Embasssy. Tomorrow doesn't mean that I will leave my being Filipino. That is why, I decided to have dual citizenship because in my blood runs the dominant part of me being a Filipino living permanently here in the United States of America. 

I take full decision to take the two nationalities in my person and I don't have doubts about that. No matter where I go, no matter what I do, the Filipino in me flourish and the American in me prosper. 

Staying here in the US for about 6 years now motivates me to be hopeful in all ways, that time is gold and there are more opportunities I can do in here. It is in this country that I found my love, my family, my work, my career, my life, the realizations of all my dreams. Upon my many years of stay, I taste the sweet greener pasture. I conquer life's bitter challenges. I excel in my skills. I deeply understand that the fulfillment of dreams can also be found at the available resources which are abundantly present here. I learn to value time, money and work. Rooted in myself lies the values of love, hospitality, determination, God-fearing, caring, generosity, trust and faith which clearly tested and manifested in here. I learn to live life in wider perspective but with limitations. I view that there are more to life as there are lots that I can give. This country defines my existence. This nation lands my foot of excellence and with hope. This place transports my curiosity that beauty is boundless and never ceasing. This prairie (Texas) defines my self. The Filipino in me are challenged more each day as I take this place as my permanent home. I am that enthusiast to take in full measure the arms of wider opportunities. In this country, I find the real me. And tomorrow is the realizations of all my dreams. There is no limit. There are no regrets. There are no retreats. 

Happiness I found in here, the start of my real life.