I just noticed that I didn’t have any posts for the month of March yet. Well, I haven’t updated my blogs for quite some time. I don’t know. But, for the past few months, I became a studyholic. I’ve been focusing on my studies a lot, which I think is a good thing especially now that I’m a graduating student. I’m not yet completely done with my course requirements for the semester. But, I’m almost there. I just need to pass our Philosophy paper (group) and present my speech. By next week, I shall be free!
Since I got a lot of free time in my hands (well, not really), I decided to reread Rhonda Byrne’s The Secret. I have listened to the audiobook before but I didn’t pay much attention. In simple words, the law of attraction is the greatest secret.
I must admit that I worry about almost everything. Plus, I’m a bit pessimistic too. But I tell you, I’m trying my best to only think about positive thoughts and worry not about every little thing. So far, I think I’m doing well.
I live in a musical world. Of course, I’m kidding. But there are times when I worry and nervous about many things, I usually “sing” in my mind songs like “Everything’s Alright” (from Jesus Christ Superstar) or “Positive” (from Legally Blonde the Musical). I know, it’s weird!
I think I’m digressing too much. Back to the original topic.
One of the things I learned from reading The Secret is the power of visualization. If you want something, you need to visualize and believe that you have it. So, I turned my cork board into a “vision board” wherein I put up pictures of the things I want and I would look at them everyday and visualize as if I already have them.
What’s on my “vision board”? Click to continue reading »
It’s been awhile since I’ve posted something here. So, here I am writing another blog post. Duh, do I even need to write that?
Anyway, since this semester’s about to end, I’ve been really working my ass off trying finish all my course requirements. Who would have thought that studying via distance education is this hard? Well, I’m not regretting anything but I can’t wait to attend “regular school” by the next semester if the high heaven permits. I feel like a SpEd student going back to a “mainstream school.” Well, I hope you get what I mean. Oh, nevermind.
Last, Monday, February 8, 2010, a friend invited me to attend the presidential debate hosted by Philippine Daily Inquirer at the UP Theater. It’s great to see the presidential candidates face to face. I was seated at the first row (yes, first row, baby!) so I was able to see everything. I even saw how Dick Gordon “stole” the bottled water reserved for Joseph Estrada (who didn’t attend, anyway). HE WAS LAUGHING SHEEPISHLY. FUNNY! I sort of hate taking pictures during events like this because it prohibits me to enjoy and absorb what’s happening. So, I didn’t bring our digital camera and I was forced to take this picture using my phone:
I was so close that I could even smell Jamby's perfume.
I know that I have a crappy camera phone. I actually enjoyed this presidential debate. And mind you, Jamby shined in this debate! After the debate, I was able to eat (finally) at The Chocolate Kiss. Yay!
Tomorrow’s another school day for me, so I guess I’ll just see you around. Take care!
PS: By the way, Kris Aquino’s back on Twitter. Follow her @itsmekrisaquino.
I’m a coffee and tea person. They’re both addicting and keep me awake, pumped and focused throughout the day.
Can you survive a day without coffee or tea?
My family and I used to go out once or twice a week just to have fancy coffee. A trip to Starbucks or Coffee Bean and Tea Leaf would usually cost us P800+ excluding pastries. Imagine, P800 a week? That’s P3,200 a month! But, since my mom bought an espresso maker last year, our family’s trip to coffee shops dramatically declined. In fact, I stopped going to coffee shops to have coffee. I never stopped drinking coffee. But, I learned how to drastically lessen my coffee and tea expenses by enjoying and preparing them at home. Click to continue reading »
Last November, SMART launched the first and only unlimited BlackBerry plans in the country. Finally, almost a month after SMART’s launch of the unlimited BlackBerry Prepaid Service (Prepaid BIS) Globe launched a similar service – the Globe BlackBerry Prepaid.
Globe has been offering BlackBerry 8520 prepaid phone kits since the 3rd quarter of 2009 but they didn’t offer prepaid BlackBerry service then. So, the hundreds of BlackBerry prepaid phone kits sold were pretty useless, in my opinion, due to the absence of BlackBerry Internet Service, which was only available to postpaid subscribers then. Click to continue reading »
