Bonnie's BIG BIG Day

One word to describe the wedding – grand!

You’d have no idea what delight her wedding gave me. It is somehow hard to believe that Bonnie is no longer the pretty little girl down the street, but she is old enough to be married. (It reminds us our age.) My dear friend Bonnie got married, and too that to such a wonderful man! And, I think he’s a mighty lucky fellow! Forever, they both have my best wishes for a long and happy life together! The wedding banquet was a treat to be remembered forever. It has been long since the days when we all were in college together. My visit meant a great deal to me, permitting us, as it did to catch up on the years between – and that isn’t always easy! I was glad to be there. In fact, I meet up with Bonnie at J.B often but not to the rest. By writing this, first, it is pleasant to express appreciation for such a pleasure to meet all of them again! Second, in writing, I live over again an evening so delightful that I like to recall it as often as possible.

Congratulations again!

Dear friends, thanks again! Do take care, good wishes for the future!

DOE

Ally, Phoebe, me, Miaw Miaw

Melanie, me, Miaw Miaw

Passion for Work

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New Year New Hope

Have you thought of coming out with a brand new wish lists for the year? Have you taken out your calculator, started to operate the considerable sum of money that you’re going to earn from your current job this year? Have you done your brainstorming and jotted down your thoughts for a better year coming up? Congratulations for those who has made his/her first step and ready to welcome the year of 2010! If you’ve not, no worries as it’s never too late to start now! Slowly take a few deep breaths, set and go! In our fast-paced lives, stress is always calling. Trust me, by having a little simple idea on how to organize your life, helps you to spend your time productively.

2009 – the difficult year for the entire world. Many well known companies went bankrupt while others downsized. The automotive industry was going through a very rough patch, obviously. The retail, travel and culinary sectors were all feeling the same pinch as well. Since this was a global financial crisis, the trickledown effect was pushing everyone to work smarter, to make wiser investment decisions and to spend money more effectively and to cut corners wherever possible. For most of us, 2009 was a year of trials and tribulations. The way of doing business would change – in fact, sometimes for the better. For some others, it would be a year for new opportunities, so all is not that bad especially when we look at it with a smiley face. No matter how tough the life was, we are glad that the simpler pleasures in life were not forgotten.

It was just a review. There were no standard guidelines for true happiness. As long as you’re comfortable with things that you’re doing, go ahead! Bear in mind, complaining and assuming don’t improve situation. So, let’s be positive all the time and move forward! Cheers, 2010! A better year for you and for me!