Our friends used to tease each other with “tananananan…” in the tune of Love Story (”Where do i begin?”) when one has just said something melodramatic or sentimental.

recently, I was able to watch Casper (again) over cable. and I actually liked one line from the movie.

“I don’t have any unfinished business. Please don’t let me be yours.”

Tananananan…

… Before They Grow Up.

Thanks to my new online pal, Vanessa for this.

It said I should write down top 5 things I want my child to know before she grows up. Basically, top 5 values I should impart to make her a better person.

Mikee, I want you to know that:

1. Your father and I will support you all the way. So go ahead, find your passion.

2. Life is fun. Enjoy it. But don’t forget the rules.

3. Your lovelife/career is just one aspect of your life. <– advanced masyado With that being said, Sundays are for church and for family.

4. Happiness is a choice. “Don’t carry a grudge. While you were carrying the grudge, the guy was out dancing.”

5. “Contentment is not the fulfilment of what you want, it is the realization of how much you already have. “<– my favorite

I’m tagging Alpha, Apols, Jane, Mich and Tricia.

what a beautiful morning!

was it because we were able to save on gas this week? since hubby’s and my client’s buildings were just a few blocks away from each other, we go to work and come home together. he just drops me off and fetch me infront of the Petron building.

or maybe i enjoy the feeling of togetherness (and talks) on traveltime.

yes, what a beautiful day! what a beautiful week! what a beautiful life!

It’s not always true that I prefer the easier way of things.

Like having a hard time cracking up shells then eat the crabmeat, over crabsticks.

Ang taas tuloy ng BP ko.

i’m not sure if i should laugh or be disappointed about this.

we were at a party when i saw Mikee throw a pair of glasses. i frowned at her (to signify that i do not approve of her action). her usual reaction to this was to hug me and murmur something like “…mmmyyy”. it’s her way of saying sorry to me.

but this particular night, she waved at me and said “Bye!”