Showing posts with label reflection. Show all posts
Showing posts with label reflection. Show all posts

Sunday, July 20, 2008

Aggie Wants to Know #3: Halfway There.

How’d your first six months go? And what are you looking forward to the next six months?

I wish I had a fearless forecast for 2008. No definite goals for the year, no major projects, was trying to avoid: disappointment.

I said I'd take it one day at a time or in some cases one payday at a time. Basta pag may occassion lalo na't birthday, kelangan talaga may celebration.

January
My bro finally got hitched
I dreamt of Baby#2

February
The date that didn't push thru
We had a pet
The inevitable age+1 day

March
Egg Tarts, Ruins and Casinos
Little Girl saw the smallest volcano
The hunt begins
Visited Mr. Ray

April
Wala na si Ate Sel, no?
Fancy a banofee?
Effortless shopping

May
No taupe in windy chicago
Twice a flower girl
I heart durian city
Twenty-four months

June
Woes of a working mom

Overall, masaya naman ako sa first half ng 2008. My goal for the next six months would be to post more reflections not just to plot down activities. More heart, more emotions. Men, I feel vulnerable already ;p

Some bloggable stuffs I'm anticipating for the rest of the year:

July/August
Work, work, and more work

September/October
My parents birth month
The annIVersary

November
Yet another LOMA exam

December
Less shopping, more savings

All will depend on how it will end for us this year.

We will remain debt free from credit cards (we still have 12yrs for the house mortgage)
Hubby will be able to get a new job (may it be local or overseas)
I will learn how to bake or at least cook weekend meals again
I will pass my LOMA exam
I will sport a short haircut (minus 10lbs min)
I will finish Dani's 1st and 2nd Birthday album

Wednesday, February 20, 2008

I Am Legend

Yup, I just finished watching the deebeedee. When I first saw the trailer, I was eagerly anticipating for it, expecting ala-28days/weeks later kind of action. But I heard from a F@W that it's more geared to Tom Hanks' "Castaway" with lots of monologue. Sounds boring but still a bit intrigued. Was able to borrow it from Dani's ninong yesterday, popped it in the player and an hour and a half later, I felt a great sense of parental paranoia and ask myself.

What does the future hold for my Dani?

Monsters in various forms.. argh!

Tsk. Its bad not only for my heart but also for my sanity..really. I remembered Mhay's post about The Powerful Prayer of Mothers and immediately said a short prayer for my daughter asking God to please look after her. I seldom pray nowadays but even before I rarely pray for myself. It's just that I trust God too much that I know He'll take care of everything. Either that or I'm taking Him far too much for granted.

Anyways, just what to let it out here:

I have nothing to fear.

All we need is just a little faith.

God is with me.