Archive for June, 2010
My grandma passed away before 7am today.
Quitting soda
What is the last thing you quit? Was it difficult?
I quit drinking soda. Boy, was it difficult! I’ve been drinking soda daily for the past year and a half. Sometimes, twice in a day. There was even a time in the past year that I would ask my dad to buy an 8 ounce bottle of Coke for me early in the morning.
But then I suddenly realized how dangerous it is for me and my family to be drinking soda daily. My grandma is diabetic and we could be diabetic, too. I decided to stop drinking soda on January 1st of this year. I stopped and hasn’t tasted even a drop of it since then.
It was difficult at first but I am happy I did it. I have been soda-free for 6 months now.
Next thing to quit: rice!
Missing pair of shoes
I don’t like it when I see a love one crying. I saw my younger cousin crying because he lost the tuxedo shoes he rented out for a debut he attended with his friends. He is being asked by the rental shop to pay a sum that he can’t afford. He also can’t ask his parents for that sum because they just paid for his college tuition fee as well as his two siblings’ tuition fees, too. He feels guilty that he neglected to check his things when he left the place they used as a dressing room.
I gave him the money he needs. My heart can’t bear to look at him like that. That cousin of mine is a bit weak in personality so a simple problem really makes him worry a lot. I just don’t want him to worry over a missing pair of shoes.
Bright kitchen

I love the glass tile I saw when I accompanied my aunt at a local tile store nearby. I am thinking of using it for the kitchen counter. I love a bright room and the kitchen is one room in the house that I want flooded with bright lights. I love seeing the sunlight on the kitchen floor through the window. And when I get the glass tiles on the portion of the kitchen wall, sunlight will pass through it, too.
Sleeping a lot

These past few days I’ve been sleeping more and more. And because of it I keep failing to complete the things I need to do for each day. I think it’s the cooler weather. I think also it’s the stressful situation I am in right now.
I just wish that there are more hours in a day so that even if I sleep a lot, I can still accomplish a lot also.
Saving up for a cure
Rico is a neighbor of mine who is saving up for a hair loss cure. He is quite good looking. He is tall and dark and a potential model. In fact, he already modeled a few years ago. But due to hair loss, he stopped getting modeling assignments. He could go bald but he doesn’t rock that kind of look. He really looks good with his mop of curly hair. So he is saving up to get his hair loss treated and he is hoping to get modeling assignments once more after it.
I am sure the men in the family are all thankful they are not experiencing the same problem as that of Rico’s. The men in our family are blessed with a full crown of hair even in their senior years.
Choir’s performance
Our parish choir is looking for adult costumes they can use for the choral singing contest they are a part of. There are whispers that talent scouts will attend the singing contest so our parish choir is making sure that they will give an all-out performance that night.
You can’t blame the group from shelling out even from their own pockets. They are really doing everything to look good that night and to give the best performance. Who knows? The group might be the next Madrigals! And they could be singing in another country after that night.
Certainty of death
Death is the only certain thing in life. We all know that. Whatever we do to avoid it, we will eventually succumb to it. All of us. The question is: are you prepared for death to come get you?
Honestly, I am not ready for death yet. I believe few people really prepare for it. I don’t think I’d ever be ready. Actually, I keep praying for death not to come get me yet. I know my family still needs me. I want to be able to secure their future first, especially that of my dad and my brother. I also want to make sure first that someone will take care of my sister Meng when she grows old and still single. There are so many things that I need to be sure of first before anything else.
Of course, I might grow to the ripe age of 100. Who knows?!
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