#tosomquotes: Quotes To Live By, Quotes To Ponder On

Hello there, blog readers!  It’s been a looooong while.  Sorry for not posting these past days ‘coz I ran out of inspiration while also having a jump start of a doubly hellish month at Fascino.  But anyway, I have given birth to this little pauso of mine so I ought to share this with you as they are already piling up.  From the #tosomtravels hashtag I used for our trip last month, I had created another one that would somehow inspire my IG followers and FB friends.  Ladies and gentlemen, introducing-the #tosomquotes!  Hopefully with these quotes (mine originally or somebody else’s), we can be for the better.  🙂

The following images are arranged according to my chronological #ootd from the said trip.  Patatawarin po sa kababawan.  Hehehe…..

When a door is closed, force yourself to open windows. It’s all in your hands to make things happen!
“Love is not something you protect. It’s something you risk.”-Willem,‪ Just One Year
“The concept of YOLO isn’t to go smoke, drink, and make an ass of yourself. It’s to go out and do something with your life that matters!” – Anonymous
Whatever life throws at you, head up, heels high, and make your standards higher!
“Ang hindi marunong lumingon sa pinanggalingan ay hindi makakarating sa paroroonan.” A famous Filipino quote indeed! By our national hero, Dr. Jose P. Rizal. But there are also things that aren’t worthy to look back to.
Life is short so learn to break the rules!
Come into the attic and play with me!

Watch out for more #tosomquotes, y’ guys!  These are only simple little quotes to ponder on that would hopefully help us to live happy lives!  xoxo Mae

Written by Mae Olandesca

Mary Rosalie “Mae” Olandesca is a licensed chemical engineer turned cosmetic regulatory specialist, writer, photographer, and creator of The Other Side of Mae. Originally from the Philippines and now exploring life in Canada, Mae believes that every place has a story—and that beauty can be found not only in extraordinary destinations, but also in the everyday moments we often overlook. Through her stories and photographs, she invites readers to explore beautiful places, discover everyday beauty, and reflect on the meaningful experiences that make life worth celebrating.

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