Join me on a magic carpet ride as I reminisce the past and take a walk down memory lane...
When hubby and I went on
vacation to California many years ago, we never had the chance to visit
Disneyland. We've been to different tourist spots in CA like the Golden
Gate, Universal Studios, Sea World, etc. but not to Disneyland. I told
hubby I wanted to see it but he told me we were already low on money
that time so he promised me that he will take me to Disneyland next
time. Many years had passed but until now hubby's promise still remains a
promise. I've been dreaming to see that place one of these days. I've
seen some photos of my friends in Facebook who have been there and the
more I wanted to go there.
I'm not losing hope. I believe that sooner or later, when hubby will
have the money that he will fulfill his promise to me and buy some disneyland tickets
and take me to Disney. I understand our situation right now that we
have to do what we are called to do and that is to do the works of the
Lord. We have our ministry and our service to the Lord comes first
before anything else. Who knows, one of these days when we will have our
furlough, we will go to Disneyland. The Scriptures says, "Delight
yourself in the Lord and He shall give you the desires of your heart."
Psalm 37:4
I remember my flowers in Wichita Falls when we were there a few years ago. I was so delighted everytime they come back on spring. In fact I always take photos of my flowers when they bloom. I even made a scrapbook of my plants and as I was going through my files, I happened to see these photos. It reminds me of my garden in Texas 4 years ago. My daffodils were the first flowers that bloomed and also in the other photo is the peach tree that was blooming for the first time.

It's been 2 years and 1 month since my beloved aunt went to be with the Lord. I wrote about her here in this post. The pain is not as bad as when she just left us but I still do remember her. How could I forget my aunt who had been with me and my siblings since our birth. She was our 2nd mom who cared for us and loved us dearly. I just wished I could turn back the time so I can take care of her too when she got old.
I was in the states when her dementia sets in. She became so forgetful and she didn't even remember my name when I got back from the US. I was deeply saddened that time. I was able to be with her for only a year since we came back in my homeland. For that span of time, I was able to tell her I love her when we were talking. I gave her a bath and washed her clothes too. Those times were not enough to give back to her all the things she had done for us. My dear auntie, I really miss you so much. Thank you for all the sacrifices and love you showed us.
How time flies! We've been here in my homeland for 3 years already. I remember our flight was in the month of January and it was still winter that time. It's was a long trip from Texas to the Philippines, more than 22 hours including the lay-over and it was really boring while sitting down in the plane. It's a good thing that all the seats in AA were equipped with a small tv so I watched a lot of movies while flying. When I got tired, I took photos of me and my hubby as souvenirs inside the plane. We took the American Airlines and they have a modern technology. We can see in the tv where we were and how far we were to our destination.
We had a 2 hour lay-over in Tokyo and then we rode the Japan Airlines from there to Manila. It's a smaller and older plane but the fight attendants were all young, helpful and pretty compared to the flight attendants of the AA. They also served better foods. My hubby was so observant and he compared the services of the 2 airlines and he likes better the services of JAL.
on board the American Airlines
with my hubby inside the plane
while waiting for our flight at DFW Airport
my hubby at DFW Airport
Wow, it's February once again. How time flies! I didn't make any posts here for the past few weeks already. I'm sorry for that. It's not easy to maintain six blogs. I wish I have some super powers to update all my blogs at the same time, lol!
The month of February marks the celebration of Panagbenga in Baguio City or in other words Flower Festival. Hubby and I are considering to go to Baguio to see the Panagbenga 2012. We were not able to go there last year because I was in the hospital. We were there the other year (2010) but then my auntie passed away so we didn't stay long.
The most memorable one we've seen was in 2009 and that was hubby's first time to witness Panagbenga. We just got here in my homeland from the US that time. I took hubby there in Baguio to see the festival. He got the chance to see the landscape contest, street dancing and float parade. We enjoyed it but the only drawback was the very thick crowd. Hubby don't like crowded places and he said next time we will just watch it on TV, lol!
Here is the video that I took during the street dancing competition in 2009.