The Journey Continues...

I don’t have pictures yet but I just want to say we had a blast at Nina’s 7^th birthday party yesterday held at the Northeast Greenhills Clubhouse. They had photo booth, kiddie salon, glitter tattoo, food carts and of course buffet meals. We were all so full after eating that we need to get the top rated diet pills to lose the unwanted pounds we had for that day. I was so proud of my kids who were not shy and joined in the fashion show even if we did not practice hehe. I was also proud of Paul who won in one of the games so as to get a prize for the kids :D We all went home tired but happy. Pictures to follow soon. :)

Here’s how we looked 8 years ago. Sorry for the blurred picture. This was taken when we were having a clean up program in the office when Paul was still working there. I was just cleaning up my files here in my laptop when I saw this and I just can’t imagine how slim we were back then. We should really start taking slimming pills that work and hopefully go back to that figure again. :D

Last Saturday, I met my HS friends for my first fitting for their wedding. When I looked in the mirror, I wanted to cry because I really look so big! I should think on ways on how to lose weight fast since the wedding will be on July already and I haven’t shed a pound yet! I really should work doubly hard to at least lose some pounds! Good luck to me!

Paul is on leave today due to the stye in his left eye. He was complaining about it last week and even took a leave last Friday to visit an ophthalmologist. He was given an eye drop and was asked to comeback today. This afternoon he went back to the doctor to have his eye checked. The doctor said he needs to remove the pus and scrape it to make sure that he was able to remove the bacteria. When he was done, he texted me and asked if I can pick him up at the hospital and so I went. I was expecting I’ll see him with an eye patch because he won’t be asking me to go there if he can go home by himself. I’m sure he’s uncomfortable without his glasses and just wants to make sure he’ll be fine. He said naman that the doctor told him he can remove the eye patch tomorrow and just clean it with mineral water. He was also given a prescription in case there’s pain. And so here he is now:

Lance was surprised when he saw his dad but he was ok with it. Hannah on the other hand doesn’t want to go near him. She only hugs and kisses her dad if I go with her. Hehe! I hope by tomorrow, Paul’s eyes will be better na :)

I got this from Mich.

Our office will be visited today by people from the Department of Energy. This is part of their accreditation process for we applied as supplier of locally-produced renewable energy equipment and components. In line with that, yesterday afternoon was spent cleaning up the office and all the office furniture and making sure that all equipment are working. We hope that we will be accredited for this is our first time to serve the government.

I’ll be seeing my college friends on Friday and I really am looking forward to it. It’s because almost everyone in the group will be present. We have a friend whom we haven’t seen since graduation because she worked out of the country and now she’s here so she’ll join us. There’s also another friend whom I think the last time we saw her was 5 years ago during her wedding. I chat to her often but as mentioned, it’s been 5 years since we last met. We booked a condotel in Makati so that we’ll have the whole night to catch up with what’s going on in our lives and just bond. I hope it’s Friday already! J

I remember when I was still studying in college. I took up engineering which means almost all of my subjects are heavy on math. I have math homework almost everyday or if not, I have plenty of solving problems during classes. Some of my classmates even seek free math tutoring for they can’t handle it anymore. Maybe they feel as if their brain is going to blow up! I felt that way too before because of too much studying and whenever I feel that I’m giving up, I rest, relax and eat. After a few I hours, I’m back to myself solving math problems. During 2^nd year I thought I would be getting Calculus help because I thought it was so complicated and heavy. Thank God I manage to pass the subject. My friends got help in Calculus and because of that they were able to pass the subject. I’m really thankful that there are sites like this to help students understand the subject more and at the same time won’t have to worry on payment because its free!

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