Have You Heard of Aion?

Honestly, I am not much of a gamer. I seldom play games and mostly I only do no-brainer games where the most requirement from me is to click and click.

Then I learned about AION. Aion is the newest MMO online game today so I got curious. I had to check it out.



But the problem is, I don't know nothing about online games, so I believe I would need aion classes in order to not only be able to play the game, but to be good at it, if not to master it.

I signed up in the aion forum and it was a good thing that there are many helpful members there. I am the user Thenz2 there. I am very much interested in building my warrior and so I asked other members to help me. How apt that the forum is called Aion Alliance! For me, it felt like I could find team mates who would be there for me. I have allies! hehe

What I like about this game is it wields power. Even just for fantasy's sake, I can work to gain power and dominion in a different world. Plus, visually, the graphics are stunning. I also like the fact that I can make a female warrior and be the best in this out of this world game. Whew! I have to pinch myself to go back to reality.

Only my baby can take me away from this game! lol

Leaving Baby While She is Sick

Many of you know that I work at home. But today, I am called to attend a meeting with a prospective client. It is a good thing, except that today, my baby is sick. She started having colds last Sunday. Now that her colds are gone, cough replaced it. She is not fussy and is handling her ailment rather well, but of course, I believe it is different when it is Mama taking care of her. Actually, I will be leaving her with her Papa, but sometimes, she prefers Mama more.

I just pray and entrust my baby to God that she will do just fine.

I also pray for my success in this meeting. This could be a project that I can do every two months if we agree on everything. So this could be a good source of income for me.

Praying that everything will work out fine.

SEO Seminar

Recently, my husband and I were privileged to be sponsored to attend an Internet Marketing seminar, where SEO was discussed. The seminar was held for two days, where on the first day, the principles were discussed and on the second day, there was a workshop. The part where email marketing was discussed was pretty tricky.

The speaker was very adept and he explained everything in detail. He really knew what he was talking about. I was really more interested in SEO than anything. But it was not as easy as he presented it to be. For first-timers, the seminar was really tough.

I know, it can be learned, but probably not in 2 days. In my case, I would just probably use the services of Discount Click, as these guys really know what they are talking about. After all, that is their business. Anyway, I learned so much during the seminar, but I believe it was not enough for me.

Dindin Enjoys the Sippy Cup

As you may know, Dindin has already turned 6 months old last September 11.

When September came, she can already sit down from crawling position without support. Yesterday, while sitting down, she can already support and balance herself. Today, we tried to give her water using the sippy cup and she loved it! Now, she won't part with it during meal time and her water intake has increased because of the sippy cup.

She is already a funny little darling. Last night, her Lola could not stand her moving and tumbling and crawling around that at one point, her Lola said, "Time Out." Dindin would stop moving until her Lola would tell her "Go." It was her new trick.

Today, she didn't want her Koko Gigi to go to work. She would hold Koko's hand and make complaining sounds. When I let her Koko carry her, she was ok until she was returned to me, then she snubbed her Koko.

She is only 6 months old! She already eats rice porridge, red rice, Cerelac, sayote, potatoes, carrots, avocado, and now squash.

These are the more recent ones. Will update you on more things to come. :-D

A New Used Car?

I am not putting you on here. You see, we bought our car more than a year ago and it is working fine. But its value is still pretty good so I considered selling it and buying a cheaper second hand car. So we thought of our options, that is why I said, a new used car for us in favor of the old used car that we have now. Are you getting my point? hehe

Anyway, in relation to this, I chanced upon www.BuyYourCar.co.uk--a car portal based in the UK. I was impressed with their website because its many features. It is very easy to navigate their site, such that I can search for and compare prices and features for new and used cars. Additionally, they have information on car leasing, which is very useful for those who need a car only temporarily, like if your owned car is in the shop.

The site has really so much to offer. But in our case, my husband and I decided to stick with our old car because it is still in good condition.

Tendonitis or Something

When I was released from the hospital after childbirth, I accidentally let my handbag slide down my left arm. I grimaced in pain and that was when I first noticed a bump on my wrist. The next visit to my doctor, she suspected that it was a bone cyst so she referred me to a bone specialist. Of course, as it was not an emergency case and we were having a tight budget following my C-Section delivery, I did not go. If I can endure it for a while, why not? If it doesn't get worse, then good for me.

While taking care of the baby, my two shoulders just sounded a pop and since then I would have difficulty carrying Dindin. My left hand was really very numb. About a month and a half later, the numbness was gone but my the joint or something of my left thumb became painful whenever I would do certain movements. Anyway, Dindin is almost five months now but I went to the doctor only the other day. One of the reasons is finances, but also because I hate going to the doctors' because I don't like to wait a long time for the them to arrive. I have so much work at home and going to the doctor's means half a day of waiting. I understand how busy they are, but I am also busy, so if I can stand it, I don't want to go to see a doctor. Additionally, I am already traumatized after three hospitalizations in less than 6 months' time. Arrrgggh.

So the diagnosis is: the cover of my tendon is constricting the movements of my tendon, thus the pain and the bump on my wrist. And my thumb is not the only one affected. I have other fingers that were affected already but they are yet to the point of swelling. Doc says it is really the nature of my fingers that were prone to be like that. Anyway, thankfully, he did not recommend injections as yet, as long as my condition will be relieved by medication.

Please help pray for my condition. The injection for pain is really painful as well and very expensive, too. And we are prioritizing our expenses for our baby's growing needs. And when I get the injection, my hand will be incapacitated for a week. So that means no work for me.

Thank you all! :D

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Dindin's Milestones

DINDIN prefers Manny over Sid (Ice Age Toys from McDonald's Happy Meal. hehe)

Forgive me, dear readers, for writing so much about Dindin. It is just that she is growing so fast that everyday, we are just amazed at the new things she is learning and doing. I just have to write them down, otherwise, they would just be forgotten and we will realize that she is already 1 year old.

I can only remember SOME things during her early days and weeks.

By Day 10, she can sleep overnight, much like an adult.

By 1 month, she can see people and smiles to the ones she most recognize, namely, her papa and mama. hehe She wants to talk, but nothing comes out of her mouth yet.

By 1 month and half, she coos and is already very playful. She follows me with her eyes when I go around the room.

By two months, she already knows that when I go inside the bathroom, I will still come out. So she keeps on looking at the door until I finally emerge after washing her face towel. She got tired with her red, black and white mobile already and began fancying her red and yellow windmill. I think that after red, black, and white, she saw the color yellow first among the other colors.

By 2 months and a half, she smiles and mumbles.

By 3 months, she says "Ma" when crying and has determined that I, her Mama, am her primary caregiver. She sings with us when we sing "Endless Love." But she cries when her Lolo sings the same song to her. She already knows how to feel bad to us, like when we leave her at home and we go somewhere. She will not talk to us when we get back.

By 3 months and a half, she already calls out "Mama" when crying. She answers to simple questions and sentences. We sometimes catch her saying, "Yeah", "Indi!", "Law-ay!", and "Yaya!" (pretending, of course, that she has a yaya when she is already exasperated with Mama). When I lull her to sleep, she sings with me. From fist suck, she has finally found her thumb and has extreme pleasure sucking it. So even if we wrap her hand, her little thumb would still find its way into her mouth. Even when she is holding and nibbling on her teether, little do we know that her thumb is also inserted in her mouth. She knows how to cover up her act. Smart.

By 3 months and 3 weeks (Juy 1), she can already roll over on her stomach. But she still finds her arm getting stuck under her belly. But with much practice, by July 3, she is already able to completely roll over without glitches in a wink (literally). She is so nimble!

By four months, from a lying position, she can roll over on her stomach and back again. She has done it so many times already. She already says "Mama" and "Papa" at times, even when she is not crying. She attentively reads a book with me. She darts across the bed very fast, although she cannot crawl yet.

By 4 months and 1 week (July 18, 2009), she plays peek-a-boo with us. Lying on her stomach, she would hide her face and lift it and wait for us to say "Peek-a-Boo!" Then she would smile. She can already laugh, and she does that when we say "Papa, Mama, and Dindin". She grumbled when I asked her what if we have another baby sister or baby brother?

She also knows how to feel bad to us. Everytime we go out, we have to tell her and when we get back, we have to explain where we went and what we did. Last Friday, July 17, we went out to go to the printer and left her with A-ma. I think we were gone for an hour. I left her with a bib and a full bottle. When we got back, we learned that somebody stashed her bottle way behind the store's counter and A-ma did not know that she had milk. She fell asleep nibling on her hand. When I got her, she woke up. She would not smile or talk or even face me. I had to take her upstairs and had to explain what happened. I also asked forgiveness, several times. Finally, after about 15 minutes, she looked at me and said, "hay..." as if saying, "Ok, I forgive you." Then she went on mumbling, probably telling me that she got hungry.

The July 18, We had dinner for a friend's birthday and we learned when we got back that she kept on crying and calling out "Ma." When I went to take her from Ang Kong, she would not look at me. So I carried her and brought her to our room and explained why we could not take her. She listened intently. And so, I promised that the following night, we will bring her to her uncle's house, she smiled.

July 19, she does not want to sit on my lap anymore while riding in the car. She wants to stand up. At her uncle's house that night, she wants to go down from my lap and wants to stand on the floor already. She is also responding to our SANDWICH KISS already. When she is on her tummy on the bed, she raises her head to look around. Dennis and I would "sandwich" her face with a long kiss. It was fine with her until she finally realized that she could avoid us. So everytime we would say, "kissan, kissan!" she would duck her head so that we could not kiss her and then she would smile.

For two days now, July 20 and 21, I have been training Dindin to poo in the morning before taking a bath. So I would hold her in squat position to encourage her to poop. And she would. But she couldn't sit straight on her potty trainer yet, so we will have to contend with holding her first. So at least, before she can sit on her trainer, she is already trained. :D

Well, I guess that is the most update list for now. I will keep you posted. :D

Getting Emotional Over Dindin

It's late now. Dindin is already asleep. While I was looking at her, I became emotional. She is just so beautiful while sleeping peacefully. I can only say that she is God-sent.

But I also realize that she will not be a baby for long. She is 4 months and 1 week old now. It seemed like yesterday when I had early contractions and bouts with false labor... the long hours in the labor room... the excruciating induced pain... the Caesarian delivery... and the long and painful recovery...

Everything came to pass. Although I remember the experience, I have forgotten the pain. I may be squeamish about the thought of getting my tummy sliced open again for a second baby, but honestly, I can no longer remember the pain. I knew it was excruciating enough for me to lose consciousness for God knows how many times throughout the different phases of delivery. Nevertheless, God has seen me throughout those times.

Looking back, life has indeed moved on for me. We are well enjoying our darling little bundle. Yet somehow, as a mother, there is an ache in the corner of my heart that encourages tears to flow, because of the thought that my Dindin will not be forever my baby.

I know that God's mysterious ways has allowed us to bear children and enable us to take part in His Greater Ministry as disciplers of our children, and that one day, we will no longer be parents and children but brothers and sisters in the Lord, however, I still cannot help but think that Dindin is my baby... I know that before she became my adorable daughter, she was first God's child.

And it will not be long before my baby will grow up--as a toddler, as a young girl, as a teenager, then a young lady. She may also choose to marry and have a family of her own. She will need me less and less and she will become more independent each day.

Nevertheless, I am still her mother. And that remains.

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My Birthday, Baby's Birthday

Yeah, it is my birthday today. And I am happy and thankful. But you know what? If not for family and friends who greeted me, I would have forgotten that 34 years ago, I was born. That's right, I am already 34 years old today.

You know why I have not been concerned by my own birthday? Because my baby turned 4 months last Saturday, just 2 days before mine. So I was thinking of her clothes for her pictorial and how and when to best take her pictures that I already forgot my concerns. Is that what motherhood really is like?

Anyway, my husband and I woke up in the middle of the night because Dindin fussed and I fed her. After I put her back to sleep, I went to the can to pee. When I came back, my husband sang me the birthday song and handed me this really cute bible. Our pastor had already told us before that he had stocks left but I didn't get one, although I really wanted a new small bible that I can carry around. I looked for one when the Doulos was here, but they didn't have the NI version left.

So I am just so happy that my husband did give this to me. Now my dilemma is whether to use a marker on the verses or not. hehe

Thank you to all my friends who greeted me. Sorry, no more party or blow-out na. hehe

Mostly, thank you Lord for this blessed life. You are my strength, joy, provider, comforted, friend...Jesus, You are my Savior.

Baby's milestones, Mommy's smilestones

I have not updated you yet about my baby's milestones. Well, she will be 4 months old tomorrow, Saturday, July 11, 2009.

Here are what she can do now:

-She is already very bubbly. She squeals with delight. She already enjoys bathing (as opposed to when she was just weeks old).

-She answers when talked to.

-She calls "Mama" when she is crying or when she needs something, even though somebody else is caring for her.

-She can sometimes answer yes or no, depending on the question. I know that this may be just coincidence, but she did that more than 20 times already during the last month.

-She can adroitly roll over. She started rolling over from a flat surface last July 1, but her hand would get stuck. By July 3, she already knows how to maneuver her hand and before you can count 1, she is already on her stomach, holding her head and chest up while being supported by her two hands.

Yesterday, we went to the doctor for her second dose of hexavac--a 6-in-1 immunization in 3 doses. It includes protection for DPT, polio, hepatitis B, and meningitis. She cried when the needle and medicine went in. When it was taken out, she went back to playing with her rattle.

As for me, I am no longer breastfeeding. I still take the malunggay tablets though, and it has been good for my health, but not exactly for my breastmilk. My baby's feeding is around 24-30 oz a day. She drinks NAN one HW (hypoallergenic), because of my history of allergies.

As for my husband and myself, well, we are always tired because of working and taking care of the baby. Tomorrow he is facilitating the launching of the cell group among the students. On Sunday, he is tasked to preach.

We have a hectic schedule.

But last week, we did get to unwind at my parents' house. It was our daughter's first swimming in a big tub. hehe Here is a picture.

5 Secrets to Staying in Love

This is not my own writing. Our friend Romelo forwarded this to me and I took the liberty of sharing it here. It is written by Jennifer Good. Credits to her.

5 Secrets to Staying In Love
by Jennifer Good

Just about everyone wants to know how they can make their relationship better. They want to know how they can deepen the commitment and love between each partner. Unfortunately relationships are not something you can provide a "to do" sheet for and all will be solved, but with these five key secrets you can certainly improve your chances for getting all you desire out of your relationship.

Do things unexpectedly.
One key secret to a successful relationship is compromise. Meeting halfway on things shows your partner that you really do care about their viewpoint and you are willing to work on making each other happy. Every so often make it a point to do something that you normally would not agree to or feel like doing. When you keep your partner constantly surprised by your actions, you regenerate that "new love" feeling time and time again. So, when your partner asks if you want to try that new restaurant…say yes! If they ask if you want to try a new hobby…say yes!

Show your loyalty.
Nothing strengthens a relationship quite like watching your partner go to bat for you, especially against close friends or family members. It shows that you consider your relationship a team. If you harass one member of a team, you harass them all. When you side with other people against your partner you make them feel alienated and the seeds of hidden resentment become planted. You can show loyalty positively as well by bragging about your partner's recent accomplishments to friends and family.

Be supportive.
Challenges and opportunities are always going to occur. You can't stop them from happening. Hopefully for both of you the changes in your lives are positive ones. The secret key here is having a supporting and understanding mate in your corner to help you through your ups and downs. If you lose your job, it's quite a bit easier to bounce back when you have someone who's willing to support your choices and any new directions you might want to branch out to. If you want a career or lifestyle change, imagine the difference having someone who will carefully consider and support those changes? When your partner is presenting you with a challenge or an opportunity, treat them the way you'd want to be treated.

Maintain a healthy dose of individuality.
Personal time and space are essential to growing individually. Everyone one needs private time to do the things they want to do. It helps refocus attention to the priorities. Sometimes you or your partner may just need time to release emotions from a bad day, instead of bringing it home with them. Learning to respect and notice when your partner needs some individual time shows that you are committed to not only your relationship, but their long-term happiness as well.

Love your partner.
Love is obviously a crucial element in a successful long-term relationship. But having love isn't enough. You need to be in love. The phrase "love is a verb, not a noun" certainly applies here. Don't hesitate to write that quick love note, give that deep kiss, sit next to each other at a restaurant or hold hands in public. The little things go a long way towards establishing a deep, intimate connection with your partner. As simple as it sounds, this action is probably the most commonly overlooked and ignored.

Blessings...

I have shared awhile back that hubby and I have encountered financial setbacks since early this year. But we are still thankful because family have helped us with financial help and also there were people who gave us gifts--things that we would not have otherwise afforded for Baby Din, because either they were too expensive or because we know that they are more in the "wants" category than in the "needs" column.

Also recently, I have struggled in my spiritual life because I had been worrying. Until last week, I consciously repented of worrying. I considered worrying as sin because the sentence "Do not worry" is actually a direct command from Jesus.

Little by little my emotional turmoil eased. Then one after the other, blessings flowed from heaven. I already asked my mother in law if I can borrow money from her by the end of the month because my checking account might be below balance and may incur corresponding charges. But I don't have to borrow from her anymore. I have closed a deal and I have my share in the earnings. Also, a website that I had been a member last year paid me, even if I thought they would never pay anymore because they had frozen the payments since last year. And I already encashed my paypal earnings at a high rate than the currency had been going these past weeks.

I am so thankful. Indeed, God was teaching me a lesson about not worrying. Although we often say "Don't worry," how many of us really live this out?

The next step now is to allocate the money that we will be receiving to pay off debts. Yes, we are still in debt. But I know that with God's grace, we will be able to pay everything and still have more than enough left to share to others.

Take care all! :D

Baby turned 3 months

Wow! It seemed that time is racing. Our Baby is now 3 months old! We had a pictorial yesterday and here is one of them. Baby's outfits were all gifts--clothes from 2-chim, cap from our cousin's girlfriend, and socks were a gift during her dedication. Our baby is so blessed to have so many people love her. :-)

My Husband is in Love with Two Women

Yes, it is a fact! My husband is in love with two women. And he should be.

Actually, he is talking about me and our daughter, Din. For the past week, it seems that the father and daughter are having a lover's quarrel. Our daughter didn't seem to like his company for more than week already.

You see our daughter was used to having both of us take care of her. But when my husband got busy with work, he was only around at night. It seemed that our two-month-old daughter would snub him when he is around. And when he carries her, she would cry so hard!

But last night, they became at peace with each other. The baby once again got comfortable in the arms of her father.

And today, as my husband sings love songs for my daughter and I, he feels like a lover whose love was accepted by a maiden. It was such a sweet sight! And my husband commented that he feels so in love today, looking at both our baby and me.

When Finances are Shaky...

Ever since I was hospitalized twice last December, been on home confinement in January, and giving birth last March, our finances have overtaken our income. And as we continue to earn, we continue to pay for what has been owed and still for the new expenses that keep coming up.

We could only pray and look for other ways to pay for the debts we have incurred as well as to spend for coming expenses.

We remain hopeful--GOD PROVIDES AND WILL PROVIDE. And I continue to declare it.

Crying Over "No Milk"

Yeah, I know, the adage says, "Don't cry over spilt milk."

But I have nothing to spill over, no breast milk for that matter.

Okay, I am exaggerating. I do produce milk, or at least some of it...just part of my baby's feeding requirements.

Today, I just got so tired. I have been crying in the past from the pain of breast pumping, swollen nipples, and the frustration. But today, I felt so bad. I felt like a bad mother for not being able to produce enough breast milk for my baby. And to think that my mother breastfed my brother and I for several years.

What made it more painful was the fact that my baby is pushing away her bottle and would rather latch on me. She wants to be breast fed, but after awhile, no more milk would come out.

I have tried everything. While I was painfully recovering from Caesarian Section, I endured the pain to go to the nursery twice a day in order to get my breasts stimulated to produce breast milk. While I was already discharged from the hospital and the baby remained, I came everyday just to let her latch.

I ate vegetables, drank soup by the bowls, milk, ate fruits, took vitamins, took malunggay capsules (I now take 6 per days making me go to bathroom every so often), etc, etc. Then only I have not done probably is to drink beer (they say beer also increases milk production but most babies don't like the milk).

Last night, she vomitted most of what she had since the afternoon, which was mostly formula. I felt sad. It was one of the times that she took 4 oz in 5 hours and yet she threw up everything.

People are telling me that my baby has lost weight. What can I do? She refuses to eat other varieties, and I can only give so much.

It just so frustrating because ever since I got pregnant, I already decided to breastfeed. And I have time to breastfeed because I work at home. But the problem is milk production.

My baby is almost 3 months now.

Our 2nd Wedding Anniversary

Our wedding day: May 27, 2007

My husband and I had been quite busy lately--he at the store, me with work, housework, and the baby.

Yesterday, I managed to get out of the house because my parents were here to take care of the baby. I attended a brief meeting with a client and then went to the store to pick up something for my husband. Unfortunately, of all the days to forget it, I forgot to bring my wallet, so I was not able to buy him anything.

So I went on to do my second gift, as I intended to prepare this all along--a digital card, which I personally made. I e-mailed the card to my husband last night so that it will be the first thing he will see when he opens his mail.

This morning, very early, before the baby woke up, I invited my husband to pray. So we prayed together for our marriage, family, ministry, etc. I told him to open his mail and then I went back to bed.

When I woke up again, my husband was busy going back and forth. He prepared breakfast for me! Or well, at least he brought our breakfast inside the room where we partook of it in a rather hushed manner or else the baby might wake up.

After breakfast, he handed me our digital camera and let me view a video. To my surprise, he actually went to our rooftop took a video of the sunrise, sang a couple of lines, and then went on to tell me his anniversary message...sigh...how romantic! Did I cry? Of course, I did!

I am just so happy that despite our lack of budget, we still managed to make this day special. Well, in everything anyway, we can still find creative ways to celebrate the happy memories in our lives, as long as we deliberately do it.

Happy Anniversary, Babe!

I Am Tired

I am tired...physically, mentally, emotionally. The days are just sooo busy working, keeping our quarters, and most of all, taking care of the baby.

I need my quiet space.

For now, I need to sleep.

The Services of a Lawyer

I have a neighbor who does not believe in the value of education. He wanted his children to become businessmen like him. He scoffed at lawyers and doctors but eventually, he got himself entangled in a mess of legal situations that he also needed the assistance of a lawyer.

Indeed, even if we try to live a life where our actions are governed by the law, somewhere or somehow along the way, we may need legal advice in one way or the other. In Central Jersey, there is a group of lawyers who provide consultations in order to connect you to the lawyer whose expertise is focused on your needs. You can be able to submit your information through their site, Centraljerseylegalservices.com, where you can find an online form. All data submitted are considered confidential. This legal network will then be responsible in ensuring that you are referred to a lawyer that you need in your area.

Thankfully, even legal services can now be accessed online. But still, there is that prayer in me that I will not be entangled in legal problems.