I admit my mistakes, do you?
It isn’t fatal to admit your mistakes so why are you so defensive?
It’s just work! The bosses will understand if we did some typo errors or let’s say, STUPID error!
Don’t consume your time blaming others! Especially if that person is admitting her mistake!
Grow up, boy!
I barely have time to go to the spa to have a much needed aromatherapy back scrub or facial so I decided that I’ll bring at least my facial mask to the office. Being a mom (and wife) consumes much of my time at home; there’s no break for that. At the office, I take advantage of the 60-minute breaktime to go to the restroom and apply my beauty creams and mask while self-massaging my scalp. I started this routine last Monday. Believe me, it helps in decreasing my stress level at work. It’s also good to have officemates who are vain; they’ll understand why I need to do this routine.
I have every reason to stay attractive in the eyes of my husband. First, it’s a wife’s obligation to stay attractive. Second, Miel is five years my junior. Pangit naman if he looks like my kid brother instead of my husband, no!
http://kaasikid.blogspot.com/2010/06/pano-gumawapo-or-pumogi.html
Take a look at the link above. Don’t you think that I need to answer that or at least have my own version of that?
1) Maligo – gumamit ng safeguard professional clean
Iris says: Kaasikid, that Safeguard is correlated to being a family soap. If you want to smell shower fresh, then buy some musky-scented soap. I would even recommend Dial instead of Safeguard.
2) Magsipilyo – gumamit ng colgate professional clean
Iris says: Colgate, just like Safeguard, is a family toothpaste. Try something different like Aquafresh.
3) Mag cologne/pabango – ung light lang ang dating at hindi amoy tanders. wag mag axe common na to.
Iris says: I so agree that Axe is overrated. I would even pick Afficionado over it. I had a highschool classmate who wore Drakkar Noir. I wonder why this perfume is not so popular here when it’s the most masculine-smelling scent for me.
4) Magdamit ng maayos – di kelangan branded. basta malinis, plantsado at bagay sau. ung presentable. wag ka na magdark colors kung maitim ka na.
Iris says: Agree. Light colors complement dark skin. I love men who wear yellow. Light-skinned men, I mean. I am never impressed with people who wear signature clothes. I am impressed with people who wear well-pressed clothes. (Because I rarely iron my clothes! Lol!)
5) Magpagupit ng clean cut – oo cool ang long hair pero me mukhang mabaho. clean cut para malinis tingnan at mukhang mabango
Iris says: Long hair is okay as long as the guy keeps it in a pony tail. I also admire skinheads.
6) Mag ahit – oo cool din ang me bigote.pero mas bata kang tingnan at mas malinis pag bagong ahit. kaya nga me sinasabing ahit pogi.
Iris says: A little masculinity is what I want so I don’t prefer men who shave. But I don’t prefer bearded guys, too. A little goatee will do. 😉
7) Magsuot ng relo – para on time ka parati. simpleng relo lang na metal or leather watch na bagay sa getup. wag ka mag accessories ng iba like hikaw kwintas or singsing.
Iris says: I love men who wear earrings!
8) Magsuot ng maayos na sapatos – kung leather i shine. wag naman kintab sekyu. ung tama lang. kung sneakers basta malinis tingnan. hindi ung tipong pang rocker or emo na madumi or me putik.
Iris says: I love men who wear clean shoes!
I have a good relationship with my boss. I respect him a lot for his wisdom and genuine concern for his subordinates. What makes me admire him more is his broadmindedness when it comes to allowing his subordinates to prioritize family issues over career.
I texted him last night to inform him that I would be reporting to work at 10AM the following day because I needed to bring my baby to the pediatrician. Not every boss could be as reachable as him. Thanks, boss!
The reason why I had to bring Adi again to his pedia was because I PANICKED a lot for him last night. The baby sitter was not patient enough to feed him or even give him water or electrolyte. In short, Adi was dehydrated. Adi’s eyes were sunken, his skin was pale and he was literally a vegetable when I arrived home. I didn’t know that tonsilitis could cause diarrhea. Cefalexin did not help much and Adi didn’t find the oral rehydration solution appealing.
This morning, I didn’t entertain much calls and texts from the office. I had to be there for Adi. He was cranky at the clinic and his rashes were all over his torso. When discomfort comes, it pours! How it breaks my heart to see my little angel suffering!
I have trust in Dr. Anna and the good Lord that Adi shall be okay within the day. Oh, by the way, I prayed so hard last night that Adi would have a sound sleep and he had one! God works in mysterious ways. I love you, God!
Baby Adi is sick since Thursday night. Mommy has been very worried about him. 40 degrees celsius is something that won’t make me calm and comfortable.
We brought him to the pedia last Saturday. The pedia suggested to test Adi’s urine for UTI. It took us an hour to make Adi pee. The lab result showed that it was not UTI. So the doctor diagnosed that it must be tonsilitis as his tonsils were red and swollen.
She prescribed antibiotics and paracetamol. Adi had moderate fever until Sunday afternoon. Until now, he has not yet regained his strength and it’s breaking mommy’s heart.
Working moms like me could only pray and monitor the baby through text/call. I love you, Adi and please get well soon.
I had a brief chat with Nur, my Turkish friend who I have not communicated with for ages. He was the 36th person who asked me if I have a Facebook account. I told him that I don’t have one and I am still on the process of thinking if I need one. My Friendster account is inactive and I unsubscribed to Linkedin just last week. It’s only this blog that keeps me active online.
Nur said that while he was away aboard a ship, he had no opportunity to connect online and he even forgot the blogging site that he used to blog to. We share the same opinion that Facebook and Friendster have substituted the conventional way of communicating with friends. Instead of paying a visit, writing a letter or even making a call, Friendster and Facebook users just click on their friend’s page to check on how their friend is doing.
It’s good to make us of technology to connect with friends easier. But it’s still better to make that connection a little more personal by letting your friend know that you are sincere and your friendship is beyond online.
Miel is on medical work out since last Sunday, May 31. He complains of dizziness and nausea. His lab result was okay and last Monday, the doctor ruled out anemia as the culprit to his nausea. Doc suggested three things: one week of bed rest, consult an optometrist and check his blood sugar through FBS test.
Despite his bed rest, Miel still felt nauseous so I urged him to consult the optometrist. True enough, his right eye was found to be astigmatic and so we changed his eyeglasses. I am hoping that he will be okay within the day.
When we were still clueless about the source of his dizziness, I was so worried to the extent of thinking about losing him. He is still young, full of promises and a loving family man; I could never find another one like him. There were times before when I would audit where he spent our money as I was too particular about how we spend our money.
I realize that life is too short and as long as it does not bankrupt us, then we can indulge ourselved in our little luxuries.
I realize how much I love him and how much happy I am to be with him. 🙂
The World of Second Chances 