I feel like I am currently in a "bridge". My life hanging at the moment. My life on hold. I was supposed to continue on with my next 30 day challenge - and I still do, I still TRY to eat less, I still TRY not to eat AFTER 6. But, I haven't weighed myself yet.. so I will update my THE 90-DAY CHALLENGE on the 90th day! I will post my final weight results here on April 8! I have a lot of things cooking up in my mind. But, due to what-have-you reasons, it all needs to wait. God knows my plans and my dreams, and I am just holding on to HIM. For the mean time, in my "bridge", I am loving the opportunities that are coming my way. I am loving my ambiance, the people I work with, friends I have online and offline; everything and everyone, I appreciate and love! I just feel blessed - and I hope you feel as blessed too! But, I am still here in my "bridge", and I wait. Golden Gate Bridge San Francisco, USA Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo, Japan ...
http://www.flickr.com/photos/12218772@N00/2761472020 Oh, how we love to make excuses! In all honesty, we know that there are infinite possibilities. It’s actually scary sometimes, because, our dreams are not impossible but could really come true!!! It is just a matter of focusing our thoughts and acting on it and it will happen! A very simple rule, and yet we seem to always have our excuse! You know what the truth is? The truth is, we know it is not impossible, we are simply lazy. So we make our long list of excuses! Right? - It is more convenient for us to watch TV all day than start working on that project that we have long been thinking of. - It is more fun to talk about another person’s marriage failure and problems than to start looking at our own and doing something about it. - It is more easy and simple to live day in and day out asking for support from parents and relatives than to start our own living. We are so good at making excuses that we are even able to make others...
I kissed my kids goodbye. They were sleeping when I left them... Funny, it happened like five years ago and yet just thinking about not knowing what happened the day they woke up without me by their side, just makes me teary-eyed. Later, I asked Mymy, our eldest, what happened that day, she didn't answer she just cried - remembering! She was 5 years old then, while Mimoi, one year old. Kids on Skype 2007 Thanks to Facebook for photos, Skype and Yahoo Messenger for video calls... But still, the truth was, I missed a year of their lives. Nothing could compensate that! So, seeing them again after one year was a real blessing for me! Kids at NOLA airport 2008 It was a dream come true! I thank God! This was taken in 2008. Kids are now 10 and 6.. Time flies!
Gems, I didn't know you've got this blog??? So are you blogging again? I can't wait to see your new blog post!!!! Thanks for visiting my site :)
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