posted by Jennie on Dec 21
My own exposure in the medical field even via the call center for two months this year has made me wonder how it is to be in the shoes of those I speak with. I have come in contact, albeit via internet phone with countless health providers. We were somehow given an overview of who they are and what we should basically expect of them. Read the rest of this entry »
posted by Jennie on Dec 20
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Tomorrow, Jeff will officiate a wedding yet again. Weddings are just the finest events on earth if you ask me. Going back to the time God presented Eve to Adam, how lovely could it have been? That’s the scene that repeats itself in my head even as I witness weddings that I have planned and coordinated, some of which I was just one of the many guests. No matter how many details are entailed for the organizers, weddings never cease to make me giddy all over again. Need I say more? I love weddings! 
That’s why I truly take pride in the weddings that I deliver and help coordinate, because I only give my best, no less. Read the rest of this entry »
posted by Jennie on Dec 18
A few days back, one of my favorite writers from Philstar, Butch Dalisay enumerated his inspirations and sentiments on blogging. This made me sit and go back to my own reasons back in 2005 why I chose to broadcast my thoughts. Read the rest of this entry »
posted by Jennie on Dec 14
Whoever said that “to be a pastor’s wife is to live life inside a ‘fishbowl’ ” couldn’t have been more right. After six years of being one, I could actually rejoice and pat myself on the back for thriving inside “this fishbowl.” Read the rest of this entry »
posted by Jennie on Dec 14
Having recently joined in the bandwagon of blogging, claiming for ourselves this very first domain, I will be the first one to stand and admit it’s no piece of cake. Read the rest of this entry »
posted by Jennie on Dec 12
They say that old habits die hard, and its true. I often get approached by the people I counsel who try to negotiate and express their wanting to go back to dating. The problems in dating are but numerous, here are but a few of them. Read the rest of this entry »
posted by Jennie on Dec 11
This project dates back to the seventies and is unsurprisingly still relevant to this age. This was a ten year study of children between 8 to 18 months. The researchers were led by Dr. Burton White, intently studied the young children to find out how experiences in the early years contribute to the development of a healthy, intelligent, competent human beings. These are the conclusions, as originally reported in the American Psychological Association Monitor: Read the rest of this entry »
posted by Jeff on Dec 11
At last after attempting to finish several books that I started reading, I’m finally done with a book in many years tonight and I feel excited to finish the next book I started a few minutes ago. It’s the book that was reviewed by Jennie a few posts back. I just finished reading the foreword and I am itching to get back to it. My spirit is willing but my flesh is weak, so I think I’d resume reading it tomorrow – I just got back from our football team’s training at Marikina Sports Park then at Starbucks with Jennie where I finished the foreword (after finishing another book, “World Famous Battles”) of this book I’m talking about. Read the rest of this entry »
posted by Jennie on Dec 10
Christmas.
“Christmas” comes from the old English Cristes masse, meaning ‘the festival mass of Christ’. Read the rest of this entry »
posted by Jennie on Dec 8
Six years ago today at this exact hour, I was up with Mama and Rose inside one of Great Eastern Hotel’s large junior suites, having our breakfast. Read the rest of this entry »
posted by Jeff on Dec 8
My Everdearest Jennie,
“Through all the laughter and pain,
the joy and sorrow I brought to you -
I thank you for staying faithful
and, to me, undeservingly true. Read the rest of this entry »
posted by Jeff on Dec 7
David Beckham, at age 32, is earning a salary of $250 million for a 5-year contract with LA Galaxy – I could say he has reached the peak of his career financially. I, at age 32, on the other hand, am just starting to play football (soccer) regularly. Read the rest of this entry »
posted by Jennie on Dec 7
I am breaking this entry into several parts. One post will not suffice for an issue as controversial as this.
Let me start this off by saying– I know I can go around the world and back but I can never find the words to describe the overflow of joy in my heart being out of the dating scene (as the world knows it) and knowing that I am in the marriage the Lord has for me. Read the rest of this entry »
posted by Jennie on Dec 6
Last Monday, my husband, my ever reliable handyman jump-started our holiday preparation when he gave way to my nudging to get our five year old garland (which still looked fresh and green) outline our front door. I didn’t know I almost vacuum packed it, that’s why it still looked fresh and new. Read the rest of this entry »
