Aaron and Elise

A friend from church just updated her multiply photos of her youngest son, Aaron’s, battle with a liver disease.  2 years after the liver transplant, Ron is up and about without any visible trace of his sickness, except when he ocassionally wears his face mask. He’s only 5 6 years old.   (more…)

Lord, I know I’ve been procrastinating too much and the renumeration I’m experiencing right now is far from good. Everything I do is way behind schedule. I’m stressed, I’m getting headaches from worrying too much and I’m even more stressed.

Ayoko pong maloshang! Waah. (more…)

Thanks for all your prayers, guys.  My mom passed the RN boards.  Happy, happy day for the whole family.

Again, thanks everybody.  Thank you, Lord!

Hi everybody, if you chanced to stumble upon this site, I’d like to ask you a favor.  Please pray for my mom who’s going to take the NCLEX tonight. (morning, PST)

Thanks and God bless y’all!

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Something that stuck in my mind after attending sunday service yesterday. This should be my mantra.

“You don’t tell God you have a big problem. Tell your problem you have a big God.”

Do I hear an amen, y’all? Have a great week ahead!

This year was when…

• I lost most of my gadgets but was able to acquire new ones, thank God
• my heart was broken into a million pieces and i’m still trying to pick them up one by one
• Turned 30 (ew, I’m old)
  
• Attended my first EB, ever, and won for the first time from blogging
• I was given a chance to sing for the Lord, again, after a 2 year hiatus
• I finally found work that’s great for mommies like me
• established aizadgreat.com! yihee!!
• Elise’s first birthday, daming gastos but it was worth it!
• Wrote for online sites like mom.exchange.ph and found a good sideline
• Moved 3 times but travelled more

Next year, I hope I could be more productive and more content with what I have and be a lot more grateful for all the blessings.

Happy new year, everybody!

When I was single, my favorite tambayan would be, believe it or not, our local church, the Puno UMC. For a few years, I was part of the church rock band. That’s actually how the hubby and I hooked up.

Those were the days, my glory days. I’m now missing our camaraderie, how we’d jive as friends, grow in faith and play lots of music together. We would jam for hours and study new music. Indeed, I was very blessed to be a part of a very talented group which was highly recognized and admired in our community.

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