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The Art Of Letting Go...

I bumped in a friend who experiencing troubles in marriage. She's really in dilemma and I can't help but to pity her. I am wondering now, how can you really love without trust? Can a couple survive the storm without it? When I saw her cry, my heart went cry with her. I can never find words to comfort her. I know words can't describe how she felt that time and I want to help her ease the pain. She wanted to let go but she didn't know where to start. I thought, she might really love her husband but things can't go on their way. I pray that God help her to decide on what she should really do..

So, i know this new song of Amanda Wilkinson will says it all.. Really heartbreaking...

The Art Of Letting Go...
Amanda Wilkinson

This is all brand new, I don't like this place
The sun can't seem to chase these clouds away
I miss the way it was, I can't believe it's changed
Is there nothing I can do, to make you stay?
Please stay

If you will, will hold on tight
Face to face, we'll win this fight
If you leave, baby, leave real slow
Till I master the art of letting go

How long does it take, how long will it last
Till it feels like my whole world's not torn in half?
If you remember what we were, remember what we had
It won't be that hard to get it back, come back

If you will, will hold on tight
Face to face, we'll win this fight
If you leave, baby, leave real slow
Till I master the art of letting go

If you leave, baby, leave real slow
Till I master the art of letting go
Of letting go


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Osteoporosis: The silent epidemic

just want to share this article since my eldest sis asked me yesterday to buy Caltrate plus for her. Very timing that I've read this one.

HEALTH WATCH


Osteoporosis is considered as the silent epidemic because it is detected late. There are 75 million people affected by the disease in the United States, Europe, and Japan. One in every three women is affected and one in five men will suffer from osteoporosis.

In women, the risk is larger than the sum of risks of having breast, endometrial, and ovarian cancer while in men, it is greater than the risk of having prostate cancer.. In 2050, there will be a major outbreak of osteoporosis worldwide, experts say. read more >>>>


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Some Family Time

I'm going to Laguna tonight. I need to prepare for the outing my hubby sets with his team. Their so called relaxation time and a time off from office with their respective families. I must admit, i sometimes felt strange on how demanding my hubby's work to the extend that I sometimes asked him what he is really doing. During their family day in Subic year ago, I've got a chance to talked to some of the wives and we had one thing to clamor to our hubby's. Their family time.

Now I know how to handle that pressure. I advise him to work on his time management so he can have both worlds. And I can see that it works, he's time is flexible but he sees to it now that he went to work early so he can go home early at night too. And he still have time to relax and we can still watched movies during weekdays.

They will be bringing with them their children. That must be fun. Vince will surely be happy that he will have playmates again.

Happy weekend to all!

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Wanders

photos courtesy of PAGCOR website

My hubby reminded me before i left home yesterday that one of his officemates has a complimentary tickets to the show of Wanders. I got excited that at last I can watch it now for free. We live just near the Casino Filipino in Paranaque but the problem is I am working in Libis. But he said the show will start at 8pm and i can still catch up. But heaven is testing my patience, the 'reliable' citylink bus got stuck in the traffic jam in C5 road and its almost 7pm! I convinced my officemates to just take a chance to the shuttle service and once there, the driver told us that he will pass by along Ortigas and Megamall. Hmmmm... i decided to just take the MRT ride going to Taft station. And the rest is history. I made it at 8:15pm and the show was about to start when we entered the hall.

What i love most in their show are the contortionist... these ladies are spectacular that they can replace 'lastikman' for being soooooo flexible.

I saw familiar and popular faces in the crowd. They said that Filipino artists such as Nonie Buencamino, Calvin Millado, and Frenchie Dy are there to grace the show of Wanders. The backup singers really sings good, it might be them.

Also, they said that Hotlegs, Whiplash and Manoeuvers, are the one grooving in the stage. Wow, I'm really proud of the filipino talents. The show is great!

The Chinese acrobats are also good, though they made some mistakes in the loop hole exhibition. It really happens.. nevertheless, they are superb.

I also like their Elvis Presley medley... but I'm torn between focusing my eyes on the stage and watching the real Elvis on their big screen.. hehehe...

We really had a great night. We walked our way to Danny's Grill near the Casino and had our late dinner before we headed home. My hubby said we can bring the children next time.. That will be good!

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A New Route Home

Going to office in Libis is much more easier that heading home from Libis. I spent almost 2 hours going home and it doesn't feel good at all. I'm dead tired and I can't do much anymore.

I've heard of one service bus that travels from Libis to NAIA 3 in Villamor, Pasay. I never tried the CityLink buses since their terminal is quite far from our office location. But I'm dreading each day that I have to endure the traffic and it making me so sick. So, me and my other 2 office mates decided to give it a try yesterday. We waited in the shed for 15 minutes for the bus to arrive, though its nearing dark, the hot humid in the air made us irritated and impatient. Soon the bus came and we get up and found out that the bus is new and comfy. The fare is the same with the shuttle service i rode in everyday...P35.00.

Their route is within C5 passing through Market-Market! in Fort Bonifacio
And yes, its bearable with just one comment, the driver wants to pick up anybody on its way and that adds to the travel time. And yesterday, my stomach acids made me feel sick and uncomfortable that i thought I'm traveling forever.

But its okey. I will try to ride in again later and check the travel time i failed to do yesterday.

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Kids School Assignment

My hubby's nephew, Mico, is living with us and he's 6 years now. My hubby decided last summer that it would be better if he and his aunt will live with us so my in-laws can have a companion when we are in the office.

Good thing that we enrolled Mico in an elementary school just a walking distance from our house. He will never feel tired travelling (especially during rainy season) going to school and back home.

But one thing i never expected is doing his daily assignment. You know, sometimes I can't understand why some teachers are giving their students those kinds of assignment that they can never do. Like drawing. I have these funny times with my niece, Reine (she's grade 4 now), when i visited them last time, she was all dressed up going to school and yet she and my eldest sis was cramming for one thing left to his skeleton drawing... there's no description on what is "hip bone".

So my sis asked me, "Yeth, what is hip bone?, make it fast, Reine will going to be late!" she almost shouting and I can't help but to freak out also.

And so, i answered: " It's the bone connecting the waist and the legs!" and which she immediately write down to the bond paper.

Hahaha! After they left, we can't help the urge to laughed hard as we realized that it is not the "real" meaning of hip bone. But what the heck....were in a rush! Unless her teacher will noticed it wrong. My niece will surely cry.

And last thing i know, my sister text me that Reine got a perfect score for her skeleton project!

See, my 'description' of the hip bone matters. =)

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Taekwondo Champ

Well, that's our wish Vince to become as he master his way up on his taekwondo lessons. He is now a yellow belter and he improved a lot. Enrolling your kids in this class is costly and it spells e-x-p-e-n-s-i-v-e. But when you see them having a great time and they are happy, its worth it. Vince now is more discipline and he interacts well to people. Gone are his shy days and he is very active in his class. We really love to see him this way, naughty sometimes but sweet and humorous. Way to go, Vince! =)

His class in San Beda, Alabang

practicing the moves

at inter school event

preparing for his fight

fighting his way in

Finally, his certificate given to him by his master

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