Christmas party all over the place… why not a dance number for your presentation? Let me teach you how to do it… watch and learn… jeprocks swings

Last Saturday, we went to the World Bazaar in World Trade Center, and guess who’s in town? Jolly Old St. Nick! My niece took the chance for a photo op… but it looks like he scared the hell out of her.

I finally got my starbucks 2008 planner yesterday, after some caffeine overdose, here’s the “fruit of my labor”. I woke up a little later than usual this morning, just to break the monotony of it, I’ve been waking up early for the past few days so I could report to the office early and do some paperworks. It doesn’t hurt if I skip the routine.

PopCorn! hah! I Love love love love it! Be it microwave, caramel glazed or even the ever reliable hand popped home made one. Let’s just say that this popped golden kernels is one of my comfort snacks. Yesterday, I was able to buy and I think, for the first time (since I can’t barely recall if a friend offered me some a few months back), taste Chef Tony’s Popped Corn! We bought caramel and a white chocolate walnut, which, for me tastes heavenly. The white choco is a bit pricey, but it tastes good anyway so I am resolved to buy again once I pass by the area. I think I should also try their other flavors, It really looks tasty too.

I’ve got a tight schedule tomorrow, but I think I can pull through. I got some clients to visit and proposals to deliver, I just hope everything will be right on schedule.

For days now, I’ve been trying to look for some sensibility with what’s going on with my life. I’ve been so drawn with emotions the past weeks.

It’s a good thing that I’ve got 3 days break to ground myself and re-evaluate my priorities. The inner journey affirmed my aspirations and dreams, and at the same time gave me time to heal and to forgive. I think the battle scars are now healed.

I am humbled as well as enlightened by the lessons I have learned from the mistakes that happened a few weeks back. I embrace the experience and I will not trade it for anything. Indeed, life’s lessons are given to us as gifts… It’s up to us, if we are going to use it, or give it back to the sender.