52-Week Savings Challenge
I was holding in this post because I did not want to jinx anything. I've been so overwhelmed by the fact that I'm still on track on this 52 Week Savings Challenge program that I had to write about it. I'm ecstatic! :)
I was holding in this post because I did not want to jinx anything. I've been so overwhelmed by the fact that I'm still on track on this 52 Week Savings Challenge program that I had to write about it. I'm ecstatic! :)
Today I discovered the wonderful feature of Block this Caller in IOS7. It does not only block the Contact from calling, it also automatically blocks you from receiving any text message or iMessage from that Contact. How great is that?! When the person calls, the call gets dropped. When the person sends SMS or iMessage, it will be successfully sent in his view but you won’t be receiving any, even after you’ve unblocked the Contact back.
Hospitals give me the creeps. I always believe (hope, could be a more appropriate word) that I have not developed the fear of hospitals but every time I get into a hospital, I suddenly feel all the feelings I felt when I was caring Nate. The hospital scent, scenes are all too familiar. I find myself depressing after. The memory of how I felt are still very fresh. I remember all the prayers I bombarded heaven with. I remember all the bargains. I remember every tear. I find it hard to shake it off.
Here's a repost written by Hannah Almira Amora. The original post can be found at Let It Echo site. She wrote this on Nate's 3rd anniversary as an angel. This touched my heart. Thank you, Hannah.
What I appreciate most in the company that I work for is the culture. It does not have a sense of entitlement. I see the CEO and I call him on his first name. I see other companies and government agencies where employees call their bosses "Sir" or "Madam" or "Boss". There's nothing wrong with that, really, because it's a sign of respect.