Friday, April 11, 2008
reads.
With my new project, I have more free time and I can even work and spend leisure at the same time :) On that note, I am currently on my second book this month, "Me Vs. Me" by Sarah Mlynowski.
I finished "Who Moved My Cheese" by Dr. Spencer Johnson a few days ago. This book has been my Dad's reco since I was in college. Napag-uusapan din mga friends ko na ok nga daw sya, funny and very straight to the point. When I first saw the book before, parang di ako na-attract. Yes, I need to be attracted to a book :p kaya lang, one day, when I was left at home in BF, I came across my Dad's shelf, nakita ko, ang nipis nung book, got it, and thought...sige, its now or never! I got it, began reading it, then biglang dumating na ang dad, and mga brothers ko. I had to carry it with me to my place in Makati and took me a few days to finish it because of some personal stuff I had to attend.
The book was amazing.
That was my first reaction.
It helped me appreciate the big changes in my life, whether it was a drastic or gradual, whether it was hard to handle or as easy as choosing to buy a pen or not. It all made sense, especially when I decided to go back to production.
Basically, the book spoke about ADAPTING CHANGE IN YOUR LIFE. It didnt impose on you what to do, but rather, made you think what best move you can make to adapt a certain change..love, career or any simple change that may come.
So, after an interesting read...I found a chick lit, "Me Vs. Me" in BookSale. I am yet to write about it, but onto the 40th page now, it hasn't failed to make me laugh....
DONT FORGET THE CARTIER BAG FROM MY PREVIOUS POST! :)
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With my new project, I have more free time and I can even work and spend leisure at the same time :) On that note, I am currently on my second book this month, "Me Vs. Me" by Sarah Mlynowski.
I finished "Who Moved My Cheese" by Dr. Spencer Johnson a few days ago. This book has been my Dad's reco since I was in college. Napag-uusapan din mga friends ko na ok nga daw sya, funny and very straight to the point. When I first saw the book before, parang di ako na-attract. Yes, I need to be attracted to a book :p kaya lang, one day, when I was left at home in BF, I came across my Dad's shelf, nakita ko, ang nipis nung book, got it, and thought...sige, its now or never! I got it, began reading it, then biglang dumating na ang dad, and mga brothers ko. I had to carry it with me to my place in Makati and took me a few days to finish it because of some personal stuff I had to attend.
The book was amazing.
That was my first reaction.
It helped me appreciate the big changes in my life, whether it was a drastic or gradual, whether it was hard to handle or as easy as choosing to buy a pen or not. It all made sense, especially when I decided to go back to production.
Basically, the book spoke about ADAPTING CHANGE IN YOUR LIFE. It didnt impose on you what to do, but rather, made you think what best move you can make to adapt a certain change..love, career or any simple change that may come.
So, after an interesting read...I found a chick lit, "Me Vs. Me" in BookSale. I am yet to write about it, but onto the 40th page now, it hasn't failed to make me laugh....
DONT FORGET THE CARTIER BAG FROM MY PREVIOUS POST! :)
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Friday, April 04, 2008
CARTIER ORIGINAL SECONDHAND FOR SALE
Asking Price: Php 17k, negotiable
Please contact 0917 8332024 and look for Mari.
Spread the word!
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