I'm 20 and Happy!

Wow! Time sure flies in a blink of an eye. Today is Rizal Day here in The Philippines and I am also celebrating my 20th birthday. Thanks to everyone who called, texted and greeted me through social networking sites. Today, I thanked God for the amazing 20 years of my life. It was a bumpy road for me... but, I did enjoyed the adventure. I thanked God for making me strong enough to pass all the challenges I had for the past years.

Teenager no more!!! Time for some serious stuffs, right? :)

My birthday cake... Sweet! :)

I just find it so cool how everyone in our home calls me Ate (eldest sister) while my TFD family and other online buddies calls me Bunso (youngest).

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You Left Me With No Choice, Young Man!

I am the eldest among my six younger siblings. We grew up together and I looked after them since I was still on the 4th or 5th grade. My mom and dad back then were making a living together. They always travel to all parts of Mindanao every month. So, that makes me the parent for all six of them. I act like a their mother and father at the same time.

I saw them grow with my own two eyes. I am not even used to not seeing them even just for a day. In fact, our youngest's (6 years old now) first word was mama and she thought I was her mom. I disciplined them by myself because mom and dad can't do that at that moment. I taught them everything I know, from their assignments, respecting people and even household chores.

My younger brother. The child after me.

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Who is He?

I get it. I was dreaming. It was just a dream (or was it?). But heck, why I am so affected by this particular dream? Okay, you probably got curious or confuse of what I am talking about.

Photo from queeky.com

I dreamed that I am with a girl friend and we were walking in our college hallway. Then we went to the bulletin board and check who got to be part in the school's editorial. And then this man suddenly appeared, in a marine student uniform. I don't know him, that was the first time I saw him but what I don't understand is that he looks familiar.
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My First Wireless Optical Mouse

Yay! I am so happy that today, I received this token of appreciation from Mr. Richard Mamuyac of AMPR Publicity and Communications. I thought it's just another mouse that I used to have and I told myself... "Sayang. I already bought a new mouse few days ago." But, when I actually opened it, it's WIRELESS and it's Genius! :)

I was excited to try it out since it's my first ever wireless optical mouse. It supports Windows 8/7/Vista/XP, MAC OS X 10.4 or later and it requires an available USB port in your computer or laptop.

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Cutting My Expenses to Have Money for Travel

Today, I realized that I have been spending way too much. So, I think it is the time to start cutting my expenses since I already have bought what we need for Christmas! :)

Photo not mine. Credits to the owner

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Best Friend

Ivy; my best friend. ♥

I know, sooner or later you'll no longer feel my presence...

You'll never even miss my absence.

I just hope someday,

When our roads meet again...

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It Doesn't Make Sense

As the car moves toward home, my thoughts don't seem to want to go there just yet.

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I Will Always Remember

There is one memory

that floods my brain

every five minutes.

It reminds me

over

and over

and over again,

I'm the reason

that you

are gone. 

Memories might keep you alive.

But they might

kill

me.

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Tutuban Center Christmas Tree-Lighting Event

Tutuban Center keeps the spirit of Christmas shining with tree-lighting event—The historically and culturally rich Tutuban’s sky line lit up recently with the holding of the traditional giant Christmas tree lighting ceremony inside Tutuban Center’s expansive grounds. A yearly tradition done as a highlight of the celebration of Bonifacio Day in Tutuban, the ceremony hopes to remind everyone that the Yuletide Season is already at hand.

Prior to the official switching of the lights, the ceremony was preceded by lots of entertainment and fun activities beforeTutuban Properties, Inc. (TPI) executives and VIP guests gathered near the base of the giant Christmas tree and turned on the lights after a heart-pounding countdown, sending the crowd into a frenzy as the tree finally lit up to become a giant beaming and glittering beacon of hope for many during these trying times

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