This made me feel as if I’m on cloud nine. In fact, I reported late for work for 1 hour because of my absolute ecstasy. AND this is what makes me feel happy and fulfilled, and one of the richest harvests that I got from blogging. And I am really glad to say that I am proud to be a Tsinay.

• A random conversation with one of my blogger friends brought up this painful, sinking feeling at the pit of my stomach. I want to cry, but the person involved is no longer worth a single tear.
• I am excited, because I never thought there will come a day that I can call myself as a “responsible” person, knowing my past..but now I know that I can proudly say that I have changed. So please, I don’t believe that “leopards don’t change spots”.
• I appreciate how my Bubbykins is trying to change and show me how much he loves me. I hope it lasts.
• I am really, really excited to buy my own laptop. I cross my fingers that it happens soon. I will update you guys.
• I thank everyone who has been constantly visiting this blog. Thank you for your comments, and I apologize if I wasn’t able to visit any of you back this week. I will, this weekend.

I have nothing against people who like to make their text messages shorter by omitting a few letters. But as long as it makes sense, I’m fine with it. But over the years ever since text messaging has been the fad here in the Philippines, I have added to my long list of pet peeves the people who send text messages that needs decoding. How are they able to do that? They send texts with words that are intentionally spelled in such a way that makes the receiver feel as if they’re trying to decode heiroglyphics. Texts as simple are “Wher r u?” can turn into mind boggling messages such as “whhEr U n phOe” or what have you. Geez. Isn’t technology supposed to make our lives easier? Go figure.