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Thank you for spending time to read my posts. Some of them may be non-sense to you, some may be relevant. I'm just happy expressing herself by sharing my thoughts. Writing started as a past time through diaries, essays for school and now for this blog. I do not intend to make blogging as a living (but if permitted, why not!)- I have a day (or mid-shift) job in a thousand employee organization. 

I get inspirations from bloggers out there (can't call them co-bloggers!)- Patty, Alessa, Kelly and some others who express themselves through their blogs. I've written a few blogs even before facebook, twitter and instagram became really popular. But only now that I've decided to be more serious about blogging.

Before finishing this entry, I did some research about blogging. Definitely, write ups will be original or sometimes, I may quote from someone. Some of the pictures may not be original but I will link you to where I got them. To the owner/s of pictures I may post in the future, please leave me a message should you want me to remove them. Same thing goes for those persons I quote or link their blogs. I'm still filling up my blog and I'm still learning how to take good pictures with my digital camera, iPad and phone so please bear with me. :)

If you feel this blog is worth sharing, please go ahead. I envision this blog to be an inspiration to anybody. I would probably not able to reach a million hits but I will be happy if someone leaves me a message telling me I was able to inspire him/her through this blog. 

Posts may vary from what I love doing, family, friends, travel, food and a lot more. I'd be happy to share anything especially now that I will be soon starting my own family. I am so excited to share our wedding, our house, first birthday of my future kids, travels, whatever under the sun. So go ahead, read and get inspired. Share if you like it, rant so I can improve. As early as now, I'd like to say thank you for spending time reading my posts.

P.S. I'm not a professional writer, I'm an industrial engineer to be exact. They say engineers are good in math but not in English. I am very poor in vocabulary so I use very basic English words. So please, feel free to correct my english. :) 

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