Tuesday, January 31, 2012

25 Things I've Learned on my 25th :)

"I was married in Batanes."

"I have a happy family, a wonderful kids, and a loving husband."

"I have a stable job."

"I have my dream "capiz" house built in Batanes"


Well, these were the GOALS i set in mind, back in college, which I "should be" or I "should have" by the time I reached the age of 25. Unfortunately, Life will never be easy living. You have to take each as it comes, and live each day to the fullest.

 

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A quarter century.  Twenty Five years old.  That’s what I’m turning today.  It feels a little weird.  How am I supposed to feel at 25?  I don’t know.  I just got here!  Each year around new years and my birthday I like to think back on little gems throughout my life that I’ve picked up along the way.  The following 25 things are some of those gems.  I hope you enjoy my birthday!

1. You know you're getting older when "Happy Hour" is a nap.

2. The choice of songs you want to play or listen with makes you realize that you're a bit different to what's new 

and what most teens or guys on the 20's are into right now. Parang bigla mo naiisip na hindi na bagay sayo yung mga kantang yun.

3. 18 years old guys looks like a cute babies to you.

4. The pressure of "settling down" is a one great big battle when mama gets angry. - "Mag-asawa ka na nga a

t lumayas ka na dito." 

5.There is always going to be someone who forgets about your birthday, forget them.

6. Saving is more than on buying something on sale. I remember myself saying "kapag nagka-trabaho ako, mabibili ko na lahat ng gusto ko at yung mga mamahalin na yan."  

 

7. Considering # 6, Ang hirap kumita ng pera, pero kapag anjan na o sahod na, magtataka ka na lang kung paano ganong kabilis nawala yung pera mo.

8. It's not bad as it seems, Quarter life crisses (QLC) can be more fun.They force you to ACT.

9. You can choose to be happy or choose to be sad. It is a CHOICE. Just like my golden rule says, "Ang lahat ng ngyayari sayo, masama man or mabuti, masaya man or hindi, wala kang dapat pasalamatan or sisihin kungdi yung sarili mo dahil lahat ng nangyayari sayo ay dahil sa desisyon mo. "

10. You get tired of flirting because you're into pressure of settling down for a more matured relationship.

11. If you don't believe in yourself, you can't expect anyone else, too.

12. Almost everything changes, learn to adapt.

13. You've met a different asshole bosses and the greatest revenge you want to give them is that you are at your BEST without them.

         - "The greatest pleaseure in life, is to do the things that others say you can't do."

14. Don't drink, sip.

15. Every tomorrow is a blank slate.

-“Finish each day and be done with it. You have done what you could. Some blunders and absurdities no doubt crept in; forget them as soon as you can. Tomorrow is a new day; begin it well and serenely and with too high a spirit to be cumbered with your old nonsense.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson

 

16. Smile even if you're crying inside.

17. You easily lose your temper. :) - and i don't want to believe that this is really a sign of aging.

18. People are not going to agree with you. There will be doubters. They don’t matter.

-“Confidence comes not from always being right but not fearing to be wrong”

19. There's no shame on staying at home on a Saturday night.

20. Tell people how you really feel. Life is so short.

21. Everyone has their itch-- find yours and scratch it. 

-" You owe it to us all to get on with what you're good at." W. H. Auden

23. Life is terribly ironic. When I drop the anger, hurt, and disappointment, all that's left to do is laugh. 

24. I'm like a fine wine, I'm only getting better with age. :)

 

And lastly, the GREATEST LESSON I've learned is,


25. Let GOD lead your life. All you have to do is follow him. Put God first in every situation and soon, you will realize...Life wouldn't be easy as this.

 

And now that I'm 25, I couldn't ask for more. I am contented with what each day may bring as long as I have my family, babe, kitties, friends, and above all, GOD.

 

Thanks and cheers! 

 

Jess :)

Saturday, July 2, 2011

Hindi Ka Lang Niya Type

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You would be forgiven for thinking that the object of your desire has been run over by a bus or dropped his cell phone in the pool when you don’t hear from him after what you thought was a successful date. I mean, let’s face it, you were your charming self, looked like a million bucks and wore that expensive perfume you saved for so long to get. And all the other guys in the room were starring at you. So what’s happened to your man? The one whom you thought would walk you down the aisle?

Men might not come right out and say they aren’t interested in you. After all, if he runs out of options he might just call you for some late night nookie, right? Or he doesn’t want you to think badly of him. He’d prefer you to tell all your girlfriends what a great guy he is. How do you know when he’s not interested and if he genuinely just simply lost his phone with your number on it? Girls get this: if he was interested in you, trust me, you would have heard from him already. If he did lose his phone with your number on it, he would have made a plan to track you down. Where there’s a will, there’s a way! Modern thinkers believe that women shouldn’t hang around waiting for a guy to call them. They suggest you pick up the damn phone and call the guy yourself. Here’s why that doesn’t work:


• Men don’t like to be pressurized into dating. They enjoy being the ones to choose who they date.


• Men are intimidated by women who come on too strong. They’re afraid you will rob them of all their masculinity.


• Men enjoy the chase. Women who make themselves available too easily lose their mystery and attraction.


• While a guy might want to hop into bed with a woman who comes on so strongly, they won’t necessarily want to date you or have a relationship with you. Don’t believe me? Give it a try. Make that call, set up that first date and watch how he tries to get you into his bed.


• When you make yourself too available a guy wonders what you have going on in your life. He wonders if you are desperate and why you aren’t going on other dates. A red flag goes up and he treads with caution.


• A guy is a lot more interested in a woman who isn’t that interested in him! Have you watched a Rom-Com lately? Notice how the girl was never interested in the guy to begin with and how he won her over? Guys love to win women over with their charm. Don’t rob him of that opportunity.

So what should you do if he doesn’t call by the third day? Simple. Lose his number! Don’t fret, don’t obsess. Just delete his number off your phone. If he should call again after a week or so, try really hard to forget the date or where you met him and make him work hard to help you remember. And whatever you do, don’t make yourself easily available for a 2nd date after not hearing from him for a week! Does this sound like game-playing? Maybe, but if you’re like most girls who find a guy they’re finally attracted to, you’ll want to dive in with gusto and tie him down.

Restrain yourselves, ladies. I know how tempting that may be. But holding back and being reserved will ultimately work in your favor. Just try it. Next time you meet a nice guy, hold back, be a little reserved and watch how he’ll try to win you over.

 

*Want to know more on how to determine if a guy, you're dating with, is really into you. Read the review I've written for the movie He's Just Not That Into You, on September of last year. Here's the link: http://iamjessiam.posterous.com/?sort=&search=bradleycooper