maka-sulirat

No, it’s not that I don’t have timing. This is exactly how she wants her picture taken. Hihi.

I usually start my week fresh, excited, and full of energy but apparently not today. I thought I had a really weird dream last night but I suppose it was that bad because it seems I woke up on the wrong side of the bed and the rest of my universe conspired. I had to wait 40 minutes for the bus because even if I had decided to take a vhire, there weren’t really no vhires to take me in. The bus it turned out was not air-conditioned so it was really hot. It fueled the depletion of my patience even more, and it was so slow that I arrived at my usual bus stop 20 minutes late. So I decided to ride a cab and it took me more than 5 minutes to get one and the rest is history. I arrived in the office late. I was late for 2 minutes on a Monday, on the first day of the month at that. Let alone spent more than my budget.

I have no further comment.

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On the lighter side of things, yes, of course, my daughter’s picture has got to do something with this entry. Hehe. She went to visit a manghihilot with her 2-year old cousin to get a “massage” last Saturday. Haha. She was surprisingly behaved when it was her turn. The massage must have soothed her well. She just held on close to her father and for a while I thought she was going to cry but she held it back. I really think she was inspired by her male cousin to be strong. I believe kids inspire kids, like grownups do to other grownups. This is why I would want my daughter to have friends and playmates as younger as possible. This has always been a concern to me. I’ve observed she always want to make friends with other kids in the “The Playroom” and even at the grocery. We’re thinking of Saturday playdates with at least this one cousin. Bahala nag mabugay og samot ang show. Haha! :hide: