To my bestfriend and sister, happy, happy birthday! Thanks for always having my back. I know I should be the one looking out for you and Ed, but I will try harder. Just remember that I’m always here for you, whenever you need me. I may be scarce but I will never be unavailable, especially for you and bro.  I love you so much. Huuuuggg! Read the rest of this entry »

To thousands of miles away you may leave, in our hearts, you’ll always be.  See you soon, Bro.  Thanks for everything. We promise to take care of Jean for you. God bless you always.

So you’re a mom, mom-to-be, trying to concieve or whatnot, basta all kinds of moms, here’s a site where they have a plethora of badges for you.  Here’s some for me:

Don’t forget to share yours, okay?

Okay, I’m seriously considering resignation now. (Joke lang po, everybody knows how much I need this freaking job.) Its just that the company IT policy prohibits web access to SNSes (Social Networking Sites), instant messaging, chatting, and even plurking. They just pulled the plug on Plurk this lunch break. Its crazy.

I’m currently having withdrawal and anxiety attacks. I need my connection to the outside world. I keep on thinking of what’s happening with my friends, both virtual and real. Leche talaga! Read the rest of this entry »

1. I want a nice relaxing getaway for my birthday, just us 3. Don’t want to cook, don’t want to prepare food for others. I’m such a grouch.
2. I want to buy Elise that rechargeable motorized car, just like the one she rode at the mall the other day. She looks like she won the lottery the whole 10 minutes she was on it. I wonder how much one cost?
3. Saw a nice laptop bag too. Hehe, see how materialistic I’m getting now. And nice black pumps.  (rememeber my wishlist?) Read the rest of this entry »

I used to write about how much my dad and I chat over at YM.  We chat almost everyday.  I love the way he would still remind me to pray and and to take care of myself and Elise always.  And he never fails to tell me that he loves me.

Yes, he’s that kind of that dad.  Just like Randy Pausch, the author of The Last Lecture,  I felt like I won the parent lottery.

Anyway, I just like to share with you what my dad told me this evening.  I know it may be long, but I hope you guys will take time to read it.  Read the rest of this entry »