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Where Do Broken Hearts Go? In Bo's Coffee

"Good things come to those who believe, better things come to those who are patient, and the best things come to those who don't give up"  -  my mantra when I'm in my bumpy days.

Well, I'm in the mood of rekindling moments while having a cup of coffee. 

It might be the weather that makes me overthink🤔 again. Or maybe because of the messages that pops-up in my notifications. 

Anyway, it was a week ago when we had a very long weekend. We had to work big time, but it was all worth it. We were able to finish the day and had a fun-filled night party. We did sing and dance, we laugh out loud, we drank and had a party. (It is not all the time that we do it. - defense😜) . The night gives us time to be in nexus with people we look up to, as they are humble enough to hum and hop with us. 

One of the songs they sang is "Where do broken hearts go?"And they are actually all pointing it at me.  It was only then when it came to my senses that it is already more than two (2) years now that I only let my heart just feel fine. Rebuffing that I actually have a shattered heart.

It is the question that I want to ask now, "where does my broken heart go"?

This is my first time to say a little about what I felt. It is not something to brag about but I think it could be of anything that will make someone get inspired.

I was depressed. I cried most of the time but I have to hide it from my daughter. I have to go to work with big eyebags (my eyes are swollen🥺). I could not eat a complete meal, but I need to,  not for myself but for someone who needs me most. I had so many sleepless nights and got nervous every now and then. It was a long journey. I need to refocus and do something not to let the gloom and the anguish go over me. 

I've been negating that I'm in a situation where I'm down. It was so hard but this kind heart succumbs. This heart that is in so much throbbing tells me to let go and let God. 

My heart might not be in the place I used to dream, but it is where God leads it to be. This broken heart may not be back to that arms again, but it surely finds its way home.  It may still be in pain but it will surely heal. 

So, where do broken hearts go? Any thoughts?

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Our day ended of course with a coffee.  I ordered Caramelo of the Froccino Iced Blended Coffee from Bo's Coffee, with White Choco Glazed Doughnut. It really made our long weekend and the taste makes my heart feel happy to smile again.




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