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Weekend Love

I have always loved weekends. It’s the time when I can do so much without really trying. Or do nothing at all. It’s also the time when I can get as much rest as I want without worrying about work. Oh, what bliss weekends bring!

This weekend, in our home, is starting the way I liked it. I woke up late (the hubby always wakes up earlier than I do!) and thought I had the best sleep in days. I made breakfast for the two of us and watched a little TV after. Right now, I’m actually on the verge of taking a nap. Haha.

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A Time for Everything

It’s a brand new year and what better way to welcome it than by figuring out how I could make the most of my life. It seems that I don’t run out of things to try and explore. If only I have a lot of time in my hands then for sure, I’d be more productive.

Actually, there’s a lot of things running through my head right now. Sometimes I feel like my mind is exploding. If only I could process my thoughts as fast as a microsoft pos system process sales, then maybe it will be easier for me.

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Happy 2013!

I can only wish for a better and happier life this year of the snake. I know that despite all the not-so-good things that happened to us in 2012, we are still too blessed to complain. Hopefully, we can have a new start this 2013 and put in new efforts to pursue our dreams.

Which is kinda exciting. I know a lot of people who make a list of goals and try to achieve them all year round. I hope I can make one, too. But it seems it’s not my priority at present. All I want is to live each day as if it’s my last. I’ll be brave to face my fears and try to do the things I normally don’t see myself doing. It’s gonna be a tough challenge but I’m up for it.

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Last Day of the Year

Today, being the last day of the year, is definitely busy and fun. I can relate to a lot of people, particularly here in Manila, who are having a good time today. There may be lots of preparations, collaborations and reflections but it’s gonna be all worth it because later when midnight strikes, a brand new year arrives.

The hubby’s family is joining us for a simple New Year celebration here at home. I woke up early today because I had a lot of cooking to do. I wonder what I am doing here in front of the PC when in fact I’m only half-way done with my Media Noche menu. Haha. Anyway, I just wanna take a little break before finishing everything off.

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The Road to Healing

Time. Acceptance. Understanding. Faith. All of these things work together to pave the road to healing for the hubby and me. It’s been three months since we lost our first baby and yet whenever I think of it, it still feels like it just happened yesterday. Oh, sad memories. But I digress.

I’m happy to report that we’re recovering well. We chose to believe everything happens for a reason, that’s it’s not our time yet. We won’t lose hope, for sure. We will continue to dream and work it out. Trying to conceive won’t happen until after at least six months to a year (as advised by my Ob-Gyn), though. But as early as now, I’m already preparing my mind, heart and body for my next pregnancy. I know God will take care of the other and more important preparations.

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No Handy Man

The hubby is no handy man. He doesn’t know how to fix a leaking faucet, repair a broken chair, re-paint a room and the likes. I think he won’t be a handy man in the coming years. Or perhaps not in this lifetime. Haha. But I love him still.

I can rely on the hubby when it comes to electronic gadgets and some household chores but not when it comes to “fix-up tasks” at home. But the things he can’t do, his father definitely can. (I wonder why he didn’t inherit his father’s skills!) Ooops, speaking of my FIL, I think the maintenance tools and supplies at www.reidsupply.com are a great gift for his birthday next year.

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