Sometimes, I still get surprised on how media makes possible a happily ever after in real life
posted on Tuesday, November 22, 2011 at 8:54 AM |
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Yesterday, I saw very emotional-appealing and heart striking photo on Tumblr, with a woman in it, sitting along the streets, with 2 bond papers pinned on both front and back of her dress. I never thought that the story that goes with the picture is true. But, something occurred to me, not only in my mind, but also, and more loudly, in my heart.
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I saw this old woman sitting by herself yesterday at the corner of buendia and roxas blvd yesterday. Surprised to see a bond paper pinned in front and back of her dress with a picture of a missing old man, i asked her about it and she said it is her husband who has been missing for two weeks now. I was touched by her integrity and pained to see her looking for him in that manner so i decided to help her too. I asked permission to post her picture here in fb to be shared by others as help for finding Mr. Luis Matias.
Lolo Matias is 78 years old, he displays childish behaviour so do coax him if found and restrain him from leaving ur sight.
Call any of these numbers immediately 09497763122/ 09326095491 / 09474196145, he lives in #164 Dolores St. Pasay City Brgy 66 Zone 08
Do share this around please at sana mahanap agad si Lolo Luis Matias!
The photo goes with a call for help to people, and indeed, it created a very powerful drive to help the old woman, Lola Aurelia, to find the love of her life, Lolo Luis. With the combined power of new media and traditional media; the internet and TV, plus the help of the people touched by their lost love situation, Lola and Lolo found the way to each others arms again today! :">
I'm just so happy that media still does good things to people in real life. Now that the power of media and people, combined, is proven to do things greater than our wildest expectations, I hope that people would tend to use it wisely and continue making happy endings in reality.
