Today she enters this world ....
The doctor sigh..."You don't look like a baby, you look like a Prime Minister ..my goodness"
For me ...she's a little angel ......
a journal about life, vicissitudes, maladies and indoctrination ... the lightness in a sense and the profoundness of sensibilities.

Just when I started believing that there’s no more chance finding a perfect guy /relationship …. our paths have crossed …. I met my bestfriend, the greatest lover and the best husband in the world.
Dearest Mahal,
You have been my all time favorite Valentine’s date ever since you miraculously transformed from morning sickness-sufferer into a Goddess back in Taipei….
It seems that every other Valentine’s Day you are pregnant – but ravishing as ever nonetheless! I’m looking forward to spending today’s and every future Valentine’s Day to come with you. I love you so much, Mahal !!!
Signature
It was written inside the card in a bouquet of pink tulips, big enough to cover my big tummy as I carry it on our way to the restaurant.
Love … is a many splendoured thing, Happy Hearts Day !!!
A lush vegetation, rolling hills and the sea surround us. So far, I could not think of a better place to live. This peninsula once was nothing but jungle. Legend has it that pirates operated from here. Colonization, world war, occupation and liberation followed. Today the ancient fishing village is a major tourist attraction. A scenic stripe of land at the end of a vast country. In this sense I am living on the edge.
The beach is right around the corner. So is the coffee shop and the flea market. There is a church, a police station and a few other low rise buildings. Sounds like your typical village in the middle of nowhere? Well not exactly. Millions of people live just a short bus ride away. A busy metropolis lurks on the other side of the hills - which is both a curse and a blessing.
Let's start with the good things. A brand-new seaside promenade. Restaurants (indoor and al fresco) offering international cuisines and sea views. A few beautifully restored historical buildings. Colorful temples and sand beaches. Hiking trails with breathtaking views from hill tops. Bargain hunting at the flea market. A library and a bookshop. Indoor and outdoor playgrounds for kids. Easy means of transpo like buses and cabs. Quiet weekdays.
Every weekend, however, things get hectic. Not only inside but also outside of the house. All family members are at home and the entire world flocks to this village. Streets are flooded with hordes of tourists and beachgoers. Not to mention water sports fanatics roaming with either a billabong short or speedo (yuck!), sweaty hikers and Lance-Armstrong-wanna-be-cyclists taking a coffee break from their activities, picnic goers flooding the isles of supermarkets for BBQ items. Local residents go to church, parade of lovers, kids, and dogs. Some visit inmates in nearby prisons.
The lazy frog hated weekends and holidays. She longs for Monday where she can have peace and quiet and the serenity she deserves. With the empty street, spacious supermarkets, coffee house and other facilities plus a quiet house (husband and kids are away during the day except for my cute little tot – well, he’s amusing ) LIFE IS GOOD. Don’t you agree?
Until the next weekend frenzy that is…

I finally got a new Versace DIVA sunglasses. A cure from months and months of mourning for losing one of my most treasured sunglasses (Versace’s jewelled metal frame). I bought it in one of those duty free shops at the airport while waiting in vain for a delayed flight (Bahh!! The advantage and disadvantage of airport shopping malls). I was walking around when a glitter caught my sleepy eyes, next thing you know I’m trying to bargain for a discount and of course it didn’t work because bargain doesn’t exist in duty free vocabulary, it’s only for flea market. This sunglass traveled with me for a couple of years. I can wear it under the shining sun, on a cloudy day and even in the malls. It was one of the most important accessories in my life, like AMEX , I don’t leave home without it J.Until one Sunday morning, after attending mass, I left it for merely 15 minutesat the front shelve facing where I sat but when I went back it was gone ….kaput! My life has never been the same, I suffered from depression, disturbed sleep and even nightmares…yes it is very dear to me.
Yesterday my husband bought me the latest design and I’m so happy that I almost cried. You see, I’m one of those people who only buy things that are very useful (well to me it is) and I seldom see a thing or design that will suit my taste. That is why it took me almost a year to finally find a replacement for it. I was very excited that even if it was already dark (6:00 pm) I still put it on. At home, I wore it in front of the mirror while brushing my teeth before bedtime hehehe. Then, I placed it at the bedside table and bid goodnite to it before turning off the nite lamp. The next morning I went to the beach as soon as the sun rises and enjoyed the walk finally!
The chilly air also reminds me that Christmas is just around the corner and with my hyperactive toddler roaming around, it will not be wise to put up a real tree this time or else it will be like autumn everyday at home (falling leaves due to his constant picking).
