“At that moment, Farf saw that the Farf hypothesis was undeniably true: Love did cause Fear. The more you Loved, the more you Feared the Loss of the thing you Loved. But what was one to do? Live with the Fear? Love in spite of the Fear? Wake up every morning knowing that today could be the day on which someone you Loved might be Lost?” — Lars Farf, Excessively Fearful Father and Husband, George Saunders
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Anne has been blogging on and off since July 2005. Currently, she documents her travels in this website -- itinerary and pictures of food, attractions, nature, and people (whether she knows them or not). Her love for travel started in 2013 when she visited the Northern part of PH. Now, she makes it a point to travel at least once a year to satiate her adventurous and wanderlust spirit.
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“At that moment, Farf saw that the Farf hypothesis was undeniably true: Love did cause Fear. The more you Loved, the more you Feared the Loss of the thing you Loved. But what was one to do? Live with the Fear? Love in spite of the Fear? Wake up every morning knowing that today could be the day on which someone you Loved might be Lost?” — Lars Farf, Excessively Fearful Father and Husband, George Saunders
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