My Favorite Room
Some people have their favorite place at home, there are those people who find solace by staying in their own room while others would consider the family room as the best place at home.
But for me, if I need time to unclutter my mind; the bathroom is where I go to. In there, I find it relaxing and if I would like to spend some quiet time, a dip in the bath tub would be great. Although soon i would like to change my traditional bath tub into one of those jacuzzi tubs, so it will be more relaxing and therapeutic at the same time.
Simple reminder about my vitamins
My little multiple vitamin bottle in the grocery list will not hurt the budget monthly. I have always included this in my budget ever since I started a family. I remember my son always buy an ascorbic acid and some ferrous sulfate for the both of us but sometimes he forgets to take them in the morning because his always late for school. Now that I live here in Canada, I make sure that I’m still healthy as a cow because my son and daughter worries a lot. My eldest sends offline messages most of the time about my vitamins while my son chats with me whenever he got a chance. Boy, my life is perfect right now. There is nothing I could wish for anymore.
Thankful for my birthday
After the long diet pills side effects that I have been suffering from my stress it all ended after my birthday. Everyone was so busy about with something else I never thought that we won’t be able to push through with the celebration. It’s a good thing that my son and daughter haven’t forgotten to greet me in my birthday cause they are the one that completed my day, even though they have busy schedules. There is nothing more that I could wish for anymore except for more good life. I so enjoyed my birthday here in BC I was thankful that everyone was their to support me. If you were to ask me what’s my favorite part of the celebration, it would be the eating of the cakes and the jacuzzi! 
Nice chat with my son
I had a nice chat with my son yesterday because we were talking about what will he buy in the next few months now that he has a good paying job again. He said that he already have a personal ref and a laptop but this time his aiming for something big, something expensive. If your thinking of a car with affordable insurance right now, it’s close but not close enough, it’s a house. My boy is quite an ambitious kid, although he hasn’t started to work, his things to buy list is already pilling up and still rising 
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My reality check
My goals are almost there and everything is fitting into its proper place. My daughter is pregnant and back in the Philippines, while my son will have a stable job soon. As for me, I’m preparing myself both mentally and physically once more because my contract with the hotel is about to end, after that I’ll be having a hard time buying those age spots removal creams while finding another source of income. I’m also saving up money to fully furnish my house in Palawan, it’s almost done as you can see but still needs some more enhancements. As for now the construction is still frozen to give way for the construction of my daughter’s house.
Answered prayers
Oh yes! My prayers were answered and I guess that I won’t need another dose of prevera cream fro my face anymore. Yesterday, after I posted my blog about my son, he left me a message that he has a job. Although not the type of job I want him to have but I think it will do for the meantime. He said that he is back in the BPO industry and would be starting soon. When I asked him about his application with the hospitals, he mentioned that they are still on process. I just hope that he gets a nursing job soon and won’t rely much in the call center industry forever.
Laptop Worries
I love the laptop that I have bought from my daughter. It has become my new best friend next to my husband. I do wish that this came with an extended laptop warranty because I am afraid that it would just die on me sooner or later. I hope not!
Do you know if it is still possible to get an extended warranty?
My Son the Nurse
Have I shared to you that my son and I had a misunderstanding before about taking his licensure examination for nursing? He didn’t speak with me for weeks which really broke my heart. It was a very hard time not to be in speaking terms with my youngest and I think I didn’t need any diet pill anymore to loose weight.
He was still young that time and still can’t understand what a real adult must do but I am glad my eldest was there to support me. I don’t know now if he still continuously thinks that way. He is now back in the Philippines, he mentioned that he’ll be taking another licensure exam this coming November but this time it’s for the midwifery licensure. I’m not really cool with it but I hope that he finds a job that suits his nursing career. Giving allowance to him will be a burden soon if he still can’t find a job.
Musical talent
My daughter always wanted to enroll in extra curricular activities like karate lessons, piano lessons, ballet class but when she was growing up but we couldn’t afford to pay for this extra stuff. It breaks my heart whenever I need to tell her she can’t go because we don’t have the money. She would sometimes joke around and say the reason she doesn’t have talent is because I didn’t send her to this classes. I really wish we could have provided this for her.
Now that she will have a child of her own, I know she will do her best to provide for her child or children. She has grown up into a nice young woman and I know she will be an even be better parent. If the child wants a piano lesson or singing lesson I am sure my daughter will provide it.
My house in the Philippines
When I was in the Philippines, I have had a simple native house built. It was almost done when I left. I am so ready to live there I have even already bought us a queen size mattress . That’s the biggest size I found in the Palawan so if my hubby and I go there and it appears to be not big enough, I would probably need to buy another one.
For now, we need to save up a little bit more so we can live there without worries.
