SUPER KC AT IT AGAIN!

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JUST  BEFORE SUMMER'S OVER LET'S DO SOMETHING FUN!

 

share-a-blessing for an angel, sndt (12.22.07)

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How incredible talaga God IS!  Imagine it seems like it was just yesterday me and my sister were talking about a project to share in the Parish! Para activity ng youth.  And we happened to share it with someone who was really capable to push it through!  I won't mention her name but she knows who she is. ;; wink!  Ang tagal na ng project na toh! And it's still ALIVE!  God really works in mysterious ways. Galeng!  Na miss ko tuloy ang Church! Parang gusto ko ulit mag-conceptualize ng new project para sa YOUTH!  ;P Kaso God seems to have other plans for me.

 

HAPPY - HAPPY - JOY - JOY!!! ;))

I read this just this morning, " Whoever is happy, will make others happy, too." Anne Frank.

People always think of what will make them happy in the future.  Saying, "Someday I'll have this, then I'll be happy."  What if tomorrow never comes?  I thinks to myself.  So, Every morning I decided to spend more time thinking of things that make me happy Now.

Blue Skies!

A vase of flowers! Or a single flower from my Sweetie.

My Cookie!

My sweetie's shoulder, His neck.

My Bed!

Friends who Visit.

The Ocean!

Music!

 

Aah!

I HEART EARTH!

Wala Lang Tuwa Me!

Totally Miss that Field.

"Don't it all seem to go that you don't know what you got till it's gone.  They paved paradise & put up a parking lot."

Used to be a field outside our neighborhood years ago where now the road was built.  I remember as kids we'd take whole afternoon adventures there.  Kids would catch dragonflies and pick flowers along the way.  Sometimes we'd have picnics and lay flat out on the grass staring at lazy clouds passing on clear sunny blue sky days.

In the middle there was an ancient tree used to scare us.  It looked so old - I used to think it was the home of fairies.  It isn't there anymore, before the road was built lightning struck and burnt it down during a thunderstorm.  The workmen cleared it out and paved the road.

A bank now stands where it used to be. 

Now when I see the cars on that road, I totally miss the quiet magic of the field.