28th Feb. 2006

Looking back, I can say that I have no regrets in my life or in any decision I made in the past. Not even a single thing that I would want to erase. I’m content with the things are going now.

Don’t get me wrong, my relationship is no bed of roses. Thorns are everywhere which makes me a better and stronger person.

There’s this very strong force that makes me feel that Xave is God’s gift to me. I admit there are still questions and somehow until now I’m seeking for some of the answers. But then again, whatever distractions that keep on coming back to me from time to time I still want to have that FAITH and let God do things in His ways. He knows what is best for me, and for “US”.

There were times that we have lost trust with each other, and it is so difficult to love someone you don’t trust. It was a struggle and it took time for us to regain it. Believe me, it took us Y-E-A-R-S!

With all the things that has been said and done, LOVE and FRIENDSHIP keeps us going and going, a good foundation that saved us (next to GOD).

happy holidays!

hohoho!


lady angel and reindeer pop


Merry Xmas from the BEES


i love Juicy! - Xave's gift


My favorite part...

Seoul, Korea

It’s my 3rd time in Korea, almost the same except for the snow! It really amazes me, its freezing cold! Temperature is negative 13 degrees! My skin and hair is getting dry, shit! I wish I can bring Xave here. I’m sure he will enjoy!

I have to stop by Dongdaemon for some shopping! Wipee! =) Korea is known for good cosmetics and make up brushes. I hope I can get some good buys!

Oh, I’ve been spending so much lately. Maybe, I can call this a stress-reliever. I’ve been working too much and I guess it’s not evil to reward myself from time to time right? *wink*

Had barely 2 hours of sleep! I made a very impressive presentation and all countries were impressed! *hahaha* All my efforts paid off. Simple joys I love in Samsung.

I know this won’t last long. Definitely, time will come that I have to leave this career-oriented lifestyle behind for blah…blah…blah…

Singapore

It’s been months since I last touched my blog. I’ve been so busy at work but I love it!

March 22 marks my 6 months old in Samsung and there was a lot of things happened already:

1) Samsung’s 1st Regional Induction in Singapore, Singapore

My 1st ever out of the country trip made possible by Samsung. Wow, it was a hell of fun! I met a lot of new friends from different parts of SEA, all new employees of Samsung. I was with my new buddies, Amby, Jason and Gerard. All cool people. We stayed in Carlton Hotel, a very nice hotel in a very strategic place. *wink* Raffles City was just in front of us. Imagine, the four of us walked from Carlton to the long stretch of Orchard Road!!! A lot of people was surprised we did that. Well, crazy things we do for shopping! *hahaha* Of course, I will not fail to leave Singapore without seeing the Lion City and BEBE store.

What is so special about Singapore? No pollution, no sweat. I seldom see teenagers. Most of the populations are old people. I was surprised to see old men and women as crews in Burger King and other establishments. Hmm…I think their age ranges from 55 and above and still working!

Their airport was like a big big mall. Amby and I were the last people to board the plane and the crew even had to page us! Hahaha! I bought 2 Lacoste polo shirts, 3 pairs of Charles and Keith and MAC make-up kit. That made my trip. *wink*

nov 1

All Saint’s Day and in my 27 years of being here on earth, this the 1st time I failed to visit the cemetery. Why? Well, because of my work! I had to leave for Dos Palmas last October 30 and I just arrived today…I feel so guilty I failed to visit my Daddy but I know he understands, and he knows that I did all my best to drop this trip… for a couple of reasons: (1) All Saint’s Day (2) security ---I was able to read Gracia Burnham’s book and was afraid to go to Palawan specifically DOS PALMAS. I was really in fear.

But still, I know I had to go because I have to conquer my fear…It happens to me, always! Things that I don’t like happen and in the process I begin to appreciate them. Well, that’s life for me.

On a lighter note, Dos Palmas is a very serene place. We enjoyed swimming, kayaking, snorkeling, picture taking and most of all, pigging out! They have excellent food, so yummy! We even had a cruise to an island for a lunch. This was one of my unforgettable out of town trips, very relaxing…How I wish I was with Xave. Too sad, he had to leave for Baguio.

last night, great dinner

island hoping for lunch - what an experience!

kayak with carol and she --- had fun!

got a fish! =)

DOS PALMAS