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A COLLECTION OF LETTERS IN ENGLISH AND FILIPINO LEFT UNSENT \
Every day, we meet people with stories of regret to tell. I have written for them letters that they should have given to their persons of interest. They may not be able to give these to them because of circumstances like death, distance, or simply that their part of the story is over, but reading it can somehow give them closure.
These are the words that we wished we said. These are the emotions that we felt but failed to let someone else feel. Maybe because we were caught up with a lot of mishaps and misalignments. Maybe the options that we chose were wrong. Maybe we were busy making ships that never touched the sea or making airplanes that never saw the sky.
These moments happen so fast that in the blink of an eye, they are gone. Don’t wait for cosmic alignments. Say it and mean it, before it’s too late.
If you can relate to the letters, feel free to give these to people in your life…so they can serve their purpose now, despite being once too late for someone else.
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About the author
Vanessa Cruz-Zapanta was born and bred in Bulacan. She finished elementary and high school at St. Mary's Academy where she started to write short essays. She is a graduate of psychology at the University of Santo Tomas. She received her certification in interior design from New Zealand. She joined Claret Seminary as their psychometrician.
In 1991, she started to work in sales at the oldest pharmaceutical company in the world, Merck Inc. She was a columnist for the first newsletter of Merck, Merck Ink. She became the editor-in-chief of Merck’s digital magazine called ePro Philippines. Her tablescapes were featured in the Life Style Network in their campaign: Living Your Passion. Aside from writing, she loves to sing and play golf. She believes that regret is the only thing that the soul never recovers from, thus the book. She is a certified author/writer of the National Book Development Board.
The book Mga Sulat Na Para Sana Sa ‘Yo is her first book.
