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MEMORIES.

Hey lovelies,

I do hope you’re doing great.
So, I’d like to thank you for reading my last post, for sharing and commenting, I love you❤️.

So today’s write up is going to seem more like a poem or journal I really don’t know which to call it, but I hope it keeps you occupied and you learn a thing a two from it😌.

Enjoy my little piece🤗.



What is life without memories?

What is life without moments?

What is life without people?

What is life without memories?

Memories are gifted scenarios

Memories are unforgettable 

Memories are cherished

Memories remind you of the moments 

Memories can be good

Memories can be bad

A of a single memory can either bring a smile to your face or bring tears to you.

Memories are a gift to us as humans

Memories are to remember at some stages of life.

Memories are to be made and created every step of the way.

Memories are what we should have and cherish.

Some memories can be bad and some good, but all that matters is that they are memories and you remember them.

No matter how hurt you are by that memory, it still flashes back because it’s important, it either strengthens us or weakens us.

While reading this a memory of someone or something crossed your mind and you either smiled or felt sad about it. 

That’s what memories do.

Memories help us remember the good and bad.

Memories are all we’ve got of that lost friendship, relationship, deceased family member or friend.

Memories bring back the joy of their presence and the sadness of their absence, but we move on. Why?

Because they are MEMORIES❤️

Memories never die❤️

I hope you enjoyed my piece of art🤗.

Thanks for reading.

Let me know what you think about it

Please comment and share.

Till next time.

Bye lovelies❤.

#Thegabbytable# 



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  1. Fenwa Gabriel6 October 2020 at 03:33

    Beautiful piece... Keep on the good work

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  2. Kolamide8 October 2020 at 07:03

    I didn't even know you blog! ��... This is really nice❤❤❤... I still have memories of us o ��. Welldone❌��

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    1. Thegabbytable 9 October 2020 at 06:20

      😊😊Thank you dear, lol, yes I do blog☺️.

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    2. Thegabbytable 9 October 2020 at 06:22

      😊😊Thank you dear, lol, yes I do blog☺️.

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  3. Dola8 October 2020 at 08:51

    💗💗
    Memories should always be cherished, they are evidence of growth.

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    1. Thegabbytable 9 October 2020 at 06:21

      Very correct dear, another angle💪🏽❤️, thank you.

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  4. Bukki Oreoluwa Oluwole26 October 2020 at 11:13

    Nice piece ma 🙇🏽‍♀️🙇🏽‍♀️

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  5. it can benefit you14 November 2020 at 11:46

    Beautiful

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