I'm taking a short break from my whirlwind holiday season to wish you all a very Merry Christmas! May your day be filled with blessings, laughter, happiness, and love.
A quick rundown of the last few days:
Dec. 21 - Ayala Museum, Greenbelt, and Glorietta
(I saw Norman Black...and got my pic taken with him!)
Dec. 22/23 - Tagaytay
(I saw Erwin Tulfo!)
Dec. 24 - Lunch in Eastwood, midnight mass, Noche Buena in Antipolo
(I saw Agot Isidro and husband!)
Dec. 25 - Lunch in Antipolo, Dinner in San Mateo
(My cousins are all stars in their own right. HeHe!)
Thank you to the Manahans, Garcias, Buloses, Riveras, and Ramoses who invited me to spend Christmas with them. I'm sorry, but there's only one me to spread around. HeHe!
Sunday, December 25, 2005
Monday, December 19, 2005
Shabu Times Two
Ate Ricci and Tom (cousin and cousin-in-law, respectively) arrived from Colorado earlier today. For the first time in my whole entire life, I was the one behind those railings in NAIA, waiting on someone to arrive from the States. Man, I've never felt like such a local until today. HeHe. And to make sure that my cousin was safe, I arrived at the airport one whole hour before her expected arrival. *Ahem.
For lunch, we decided to have shabu-shabu. I've always wondered what the heck it is since I've seen the shabu-shabu restaurant at The Podium every time I go there. Well, since you learn something new everyday, I guess shabu-shabu was my lesson for the day. Although, I still don't know why they call it as such.
For lunch, we decided to have shabu-shabu. I've always wondered what the heck it is since I've seen the shabu-shabu restaurant at The Podium every time I go there. Well, since you learn something new everyday, I guess shabu-shabu was my lesson for the day. Although, I still don't know why they call it as such.
Sunday, December 18, 2005
Money Talks
For the first time in my website history, I am going to say this:
This Christmas, I want a boyfriend. A rich boyfriend.
Yes, that one little adjective has been left out in all of my past angst-filled posts (because supposedly, I understand what true love is. *Ahem). But this Christmas, I have nothing so let me be greedy in wishful thoughts. LoL.
While finishing my Christmas shopping today, I thought of at least one hundred things that I would like to buy had I been employed. How easy it would've been to just splurge on me, me, me. However, this Christmas, I have no buying power. None. Zilch. No Amazon deliveries. No electronics. No siblings or children for Kulay or Papa. Absolutely nothing to make me feel a little warm despite being single.
Hence, a rich boyfriend would be good. A "sugar daddy" as Homer puts it (hopefully, just as sweet as sugar. Yihee! LoL).
Yes, I can see God in heaven right now, staring down at me with His hands on His hips, saying, "What do you really want?! You're confusing me!"
*Sniff. *Sniff. A career (ay, ang gulo nga ng bata! HaHa!). Someone please bring out the blankets for the nth time in history. ;P
This Christmas, I want a boyfriend. A rich boyfriend.
Yes, that one little adjective has been left out in all of my past angst-filled posts (because supposedly, I understand what true love is. *Ahem). But this Christmas, I have nothing so let me be greedy in wishful thoughts. LoL.
While finishing my Christmas shopping today, I thought of at least one hundred things that I would like to buy had I been employed. How easy it would've been to just splurge on me, me, me. However, this Christmas, I have no buying power. None. Zilch. No Amazon deliveries. No electronics. No siblings or children for Kulay or Papa. Absolutely nothing to make me feel a little warm despite being single.
Hence, a rich boyfriend would be good. A "sugar daddy" as Homer puts it (hopefully, just as sweet as sugar. Yihee! LoL).
Yes, I can see God in heaven right now, staring down at me with His hands on His hips, saying, "What do you really want?! You're confusing me!"
*Sniff. *Sniff. A career (ay, ang gulo nga ng bata! HaHa!). Someone please bring out the blankets for the nth time in history. ;P
Thursday, December 15, 2005
Fantasy Forever
Sometimes, when we lose something, it only means that we didn't take enough care of it to be able to have it forever.
My question is: if it's not mine, whose is it?
My question is: if it's not mine, whose is it?
Monday, December 12, 2005
Interview #11 (I Think)
It's been awhile. It's been awhile since I wore one of my "professional" outfits and went to an interview. The last one was back in October. Today was my first interview in over two months! Yikes! And it's not your typical interview since I had to do a 15-minute PowerPoint presentation before anything else.
How did it go? Like all of my past interviews here in Manila: it went well.
Confidence. Check. Communication skills. Check. Smile. Check. Knowing my material. Check.
Weakness? Posture! I've been meaning to fix that since college ended, but obviously, I haven't been doing a good job about it. So please, the next time you see me, if you see me slouching, be sure to point it out to me. Must continue to increase those ganda points! HaHa!
How did it go? Like all of my past interviews here in Manila: it went well.
Confidence. Check. Communication skills. Check. Smile. Check. Knowing my material. Check.
Weakness? Posture! I've been meaning to fix that since college ended, but obviously, I haven't been doing a good job about it. So please, the next time you see me, if you see me slouching, be sure to point it out to me. Must continue to increase those ganda points! HaHa!
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