You see, now that every shop in Quezon City uses brown paper bags, it really is hard to determine what's inside the package. Almost every week, I carry a couple of bags with me back to the office garnering a lot of judging eyes from colleagues and the whole office neighborhood. I really was puzzled at first. I mean, it's not from some "pricey" store or something, but then I realized people might have been mistaken. They must thought I've been carrying a bunch of food! And when Kuya Patrick once blurted, "Grabe naman ang dami mong pagkain!" (Wow! You have a lot of food) my hunch was confirmed.

I'll seriously go broke on books. I can't understand my addiction. I've actually cured it years back, but now, whenever I pass by any bookstore, I must take a look and at least buy one, even the cheapest!

With my deep fascination with the printed word and my utmost desire to be a part of a cause greater than I am... I was inspired to build up a bookstore like what this teen did to build up his College fund. I have entrepreneur genes, and though, I've only been entrepreneurial when I was about five to eight... I think that would suffice.


I will, on the other hand, gather up the proceeds to build up a library adjacent to the shop for the kids I'll be tutoring, other funds will go to school supplies and maintenance.


I really hope to make this possible one day.

I WILL MAKE THIS POSSIBLE SOON.

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