Mercy Francisco

If food and fun were passwords to eternal life, these would, certainly, bring her there. Eating is her prime concern and an extra pound to her weight is ignored so long as her appetite is satisfied.  Laughing is another. It comforts her, especially, when pressure comes around.  

Authenticity in her dealings reflects so she demands the same as she is dealt with, which explains why she shun people who she thinks are counterfeits.

 What’s with tomorrow?  She never plans for it. Come what may, she would face for she believes that God guides her in all of her undertakings, an idea which showcases her great faith in God and somewhat connects with her principle – every problem comes with a blessing. “Trials will not be given if they can’t be solved,”  she declares.

Give her a script for a role and she’d give you an inconceivable portrayal. Proof is when she acted as Mrs. Mendoza in “New Yorker in Tondo” when she was in high school. Hers was the wackiest of all that it brought her the “best actress” award after the dramafest.

Like everyone else, she values her family and true friends. Should a need to sacrifice for any of them arise, she’d willingly do so.

A lot of people are easy and fun to be with. They impart lessons and inspire others as they go on with and speak of life. Mercy is one of them. In fact, the most and the best.