During the height of my work@home frenzy, there were a couple of tags that I missed out on because I was just too lazy busy. Needless to say, I lost many blog friends because of my lack of blog social skills. Well I have been recently inspired again to at least make semi-regular posts because a dear old friend has just recently made her entry to the blogging world. I am posting this because of her.
Thanks Jeng for the tag. I don't feel so alone anymore... I hope I can hook up with some of your blogger friends as well.
- Today I feel very — Lazy, but duty calls. As always.
- I enjoy - Spending carefree time with my loved ones. I also relish my time alone which is very rare. Travel, both actual and mental.
- I am unhappy when — I feel helpless against the cruel realties of life.
- I feel good when — I do good. Doing good feels good. And such is true with any undertaking.
- I wish my boss — What boss?! I am my own boss. Proud work@homie in the house.
- My officemates think — I'm aloof and quiet, which is true. Anyways I never really worked in an office long enough for co-workers to know me.
- My work area is — Cluttered, just like my mind. I have given up on organizing with two toddlers all over me. Although I am bent on creating a work space that is more relaxing and one that will allow me to be more productive under less time.
- I enjoy reading about — I am a book perve. Anything for a good read! Although lately, it's the discovery of a good book that thrills me more.
- I like myself best when — I make a breakthrough, for myself and for others.
- If I had a choice I would — Just like Jeng, I would like to be a plain housewife. I wish i can afford to stop working, but I cannot. My sense of responsibility is just too strong. Besides, it feels better to spend money you have worked for. I am not one to just wait to be given spending money; no way. But if i had a chance, I would like to be a professional cook and web developer, and earn just by blogging about food, culture, and travel.
- I wish — I can give joy back to my aging parents and that they will live long enough to see better days for all of us. I wish I would stop worrying about the future because as I can vouch from experience, it does have a way of working itself out. I wish I will never get sick again. I wish to make endless memories with robert and our daughters. I wish that dreams would find a way out of dreamland.
- Tomorrow I would like to — Wake up to find a better day, better than all the ones that went before. And rise to the sun with faith and resolve to see through the day.
