MiKaShEniCa

it’s been so long since my last blog here in friendster, it is because i am maintaining my personal blog in a different blogsite.  there are so much to write about me and my family but will not discuss it all kasi baka wala na akong ma-update the next time i type my new entry.

it’s been almost 5 months since i gave birth to our princess Mikaela last April 18 just this year.  every month there are changes sa mga kilos niya, super masaya siya to the max.  malakas na siya mag thumb-suck, hindi lang thumb kung hindi pati ibang fingers niya.  hahaha…

well, got to stop here.  until my next update, God bless and happy weekend to all!

magandang gabi, musta na? have you taken dinner already? well, ako hindi pa. last week sa office mga after lunch, i’m not feeling well. hindi nako nag-absent or leave kasi sayang din eh.  ang sakit ng katawan ko and also i have a little headache, kaya after office pumunta ako sa K1 SPA nagpa body massage.  masarap ang feeling pagkatapos, relaxing masyado at nawala ang pagod ko.

try niyo rin magpa-body massage, masarap talaga!

hello mga readers, musta na kayo?  well, it’s now january and we all know a lahat may kanya-kanyang mga new years resolution.  well, basta ako, i know kung ano yung new years resolution.  sa akin na lng yung, hehehe…

grabe, may bagyo ba?  ilang araw na walang tigil ang ulan d2 sa davao, grabe.  nag-umpisa ito nung dec.31, 2006.  ang putik-putik pa lalo na papasok sa office namin, haaay.  buti na lng wala pa kanibg uniform at hindi naka-heels, hehehe…

hope you guys and gals have a wonderful evening.  good night and God bless!

Parents taught their children Bible Verses when they were still very young.  They learned verses from the law and stories from the Old Testament.

When boys were five or six years old, they went to school.  The leader of the synagogue taught them.  For the first four years, they studied mostly the first five books of the Bible.  By then they knew the laws of God very well.  They also learned how to read and write Hebrew.  For the next several years they studied other books of the Bible and other Jewish writings.

When a Jewish boy reached the age of twelve or thirteen, he was considered to be a man.  The boy and his family and friends celebrated with a special ceremony and often a party.  Most boys left school at this age.

Girls were taught at home to be wives and mothers.  Most girls did not go to school or learn to read or write.  By early adolescence many girls were married.

another week has passed and so many things had happened. grabe, sobrang stress sa work as in. well, yan talaga ang buhay. i miss my hubby, i miss listening to bands sa mga bars, i miss watching concerts (wala kasi pera eh, hehehe). i want to see BLACK EYED PEAS & PUSSYCAT DOLLS pero nasa manila eh venue eh, sayang.

gusto ko mag-bakasyon pero sobrang mahal. gusto ko magpa-retoke pero delikado, joke lng…hehehe…gusto ko mag-abroad pero hintayin ko muna hubby ko, ahihihi…

gusto ko ng matulog pero ayaw ko pa kasi nawiwili ako mag net-surf at post ng forums, bleh… :p