The days became weeks and will soon become months. My blogs have been about being an entrepreneur than being a mom or a wife. And it went on without even acknowledging my Dear S. for giving me an award. Oh yes, I have that badge too. I will proudly put it here…
I don’t know how my thoughts could be inspiring. But it would be too haughty for me not to even blush hehehe! I thank you my dearest readers who went through a painful psychological battle with me, being alone in my nook out there. You very well know how blogging became a therapy and a friend to me, not knowing it would actually gain me real friends.
I would like to honor my friends whose blogs inspire me…
Lynette – your tales of motherhood, work, and love have inspired me to do well in whatever it is that I am doing. I should be very ashamed if I’d be complaining about anything.
Siroy – I give you back this award, you solely deserve. Your stories can rival the best sellers in any bookstore in this world. Your pursuit to quench your sense of adventure inspiries me to do great things and be a supergirl.
Jane – you stir my mind with your poetic thoughts. You challenge my very bone to stop worrying. Your stories has taught me to not fuss about the little things.
Ayen – I wish I can write my thoughts well the way you do yours. When you write about your student life, I wish to be a student myself. When you write about being a wife and a mom, I wish to become the best mom and wife there is on earth too. When you write about friendships, I am happy that you are mine to keep!
Jopie – You are very eloquent as you are very wise. Your very femininity inspires me to be very graceful despite the pressures in life. Even in the blogworld you are still very you! Hope to see you someday my dear friend.
you deserve it, T! you do. =)
therese, you are inspiring…and im one of those who get inspired by you=)blog and real-life!!!
tiris, karon pa ko kabasa ani. super touched ko sa imong gisulti. thank you. but you are the one that inspires me. so much so that akong gi-ingnan si Ben nga mo-uli sad ko. hehehe. i love that you followed your heart all the way back to Cebu. kudos to you! and i’m sure you’re business will do very, very well because you don’t settle for mediocrity.