Shei is in love once again. A guy she’s getting to know for the past months now just gave her a lovely heart pendant necklace. Since she really likes the guy already, she accepted the pricey gift. Shei is known to be the girl who refuses gifts from men, unless she’s in a relationship with the guy or like the current apple of her eyes.
I just know she’ll say yes to the guy if and when he asks her to go steady with him. I wish them the best! 
My sister needs the best weight loss pill so she can lose weight fast. She will be her friend’s bridesmaid in her upcoming wedding by September. My sister who teaches at a Chinese school gained weight due to the fact that their school serves free meals. She loves the food being served so you can just imagine how much she eats at school.
She’s exercising daily. Body combat and body jam every morning. I hope she loses weight because I want my sister to look good in her bridesmaid gown.
Have you seen the president on her State of the Nation Address? Someone should give her beauty consultant a copy of the best eye cream reviews so she can advise her what eye cream to use. Her eye bags bothered me a lot! It doesn’t matter if I don’t like her as a president. As another woman, I just can’t stand the fact that the highest ranking woman in the country looked haggard and had dark circles under her eyes. Lack of sleep? Too much worrying?
Her beauty consultant needs some reprimanding!
Once again, I would like to say how much I admire working mothers out there. Thinking of work as well as things at home. Some moms even do all the household chores after office hours! My friend, who works in a multinational company just gave birth to her first baby. She told me that being a mother is a very big responsibility, one that entails maintaining the household and even minding when to change the outdoor lighting and have the lawn mowed. My admiration for these women keeps increasing over time. I don’t know if I will become a mother in the future. But if ever, I know that I have already learned a lot from the mothers I know. Lessons I can use when I become one as well.
She left her shoe somewhere, thinking it might bring her the one she’s waiting for. I am just wondering if it’ll happen…
Or the other shoe will be lost forever.
I am saving up to be able to buy two netbooks. One for my brother and the other one for me. My brother’s been asking this from me as a gift for his coming birthday. So if I have enough money by then, I can grant his wish. The other one will serve as a backup for me. And one I can use when I am out of the house. I want one I can easily use while inside an internet cafe or when I am in a wifi zone.
I might be seeing my friend tomorrow. I will be running an errand for my brother. He asked me to check a ddr2 for him. I am thinking of checking it out at the cyberzone of a popular mall in the north. My friend will be going there tomorrow as well. Might as well meet up and get to have some girl talk in between running errands. This is the beauty of living in the same city. You get to set days when you can meet up at a place nearest to both of you. And then you need not worry about going home earlier than one another because you live far away. You get to talk as much as you can, even until the mall or restaurant closes down if you want.
Cocooned.
A has been cocooned all her life. Even when she got married, she was pampered, never lifted a finger except when she had to breastfeed her child. She never worked because her family came from old money and her husband was just as rich. She was living a perfect life until she learned an ugly truth… her husband was dealing with illegal activities! When he was arrested, every thing he owned was frozen, to be given back to the people he duped. Naturally, she was devastated. Her parents are getting on their years and their riches were either used to finance their medications and several trips to the hospital or was wasted in a networking scheme.
She was faced with the hard facts of life. She needed work to support her child. She could not depend on anybody else now. So she did. She slowly learned all on her own. And A is now standing tall, having overcome her “incapacity”. She is now a legitimate businesswoman. She owns a pastry shop and has a local pharmacy to her name. I forgot to mention that she’s a licensed pharmacist and a pastry fan! She used the things that she knew by heart and love the most.
She’s come out of the sheltered life she lived and has emerged triumphant.
I once loved public speaking. Back in elementary and secondary school, I loved being on the spotlight, always joining activities where I know my public speaking ability would be honed even more. But for some reason, when I was in my second year in college, I developed a public speaking anxiety. I swear I break in cold sweat every time I was asked to speak in front of the class. I never have gotten over it.
I was asked to host my best friend’s wedding reception. I declined. I just couldn’t bring myself to do it no matter how much I love my best friend. There’s no way I’d be in front of a crowd and not get tongue-tied. Possibly tongue-knotted and tangled! I couldn’t think of any reason why this happened. I used to thrive in being the center of attention…
Rai was wondering where she got the expensive unlocked phone that she sold. Rai’s wife is doing some pretty suspicious things and he wants to know the truth. He’s suspecting that she’s got a huge problem with her finances but he couldn’t do anything until he learns everything. He tried confronting her about it but she was adamant, didn’t want to tell him anything except she’s fine and can manage on her own.
My guess? Give or take six months and they’ll part ways. I know what she’s up to. I just don’t want to be the one to tattle on her. They’re both my friends. I have wanted to tell Rai about things but something’s stopping me. My gut’s telling me that I shouldn’t interfere. And I am following my instinct. I am hoping that I am right in keeping quiet about it, though.
