Loving the Looooong Weekend

yehey! Ive been looking forward to this weekend. I could sleep all i want, i could watch tv the whole day, stay up late reading the blog chismis, no work, no calls, no----


Haaaaay, wishful thinking. I received a text message as early as 8am from a prospective client asking him to call me. WTF? Do you have any respect for the Holy week? Bug off.


its my mom's birthday today, and our 17th monthsary. We got her a large mango bravo cake from Conti's which we bought last night from Trinoma. Eating at Conti's makes a dieter like me guilty for good reasons. I ate the entire Chicken ala Kiev and French Apple Pie all by myself. To alleviate the guilt, i ate yogurt afterwards.

This is not looking good for me.

aaack, I have to get off the post. Gotta cook some pasta for momma.

Three Dots

...When everything has been said and done
...When its broken and needs fixing
...When time and space are between us
...When sorry becomes harder to swallow
...When words cut and kill
...When enough is really enough


... three dots remain...

Mo' Money, Mo' Problem Part 2

Cont.

Thinking of getting married/ buying a new car/ moving out of the house just because you jumped to the next highet pay grade? Think again.

Let me say one word to put you in perspective.

INSURANCE.

No its not for health, but you should be getting that as well (from your company, I hope). What I mean is for a Life Insurance which, according to the great elders, one should be getting while he/she is still young.

The great thing about insurance is that it can also be an investment. Instead of letting your cash sleep in the bank, or worse, letting the shopping malls eat it all up, this is a good way of earning additional muchos without lifting a finger, plus, you're insured.

Now, i tried getting my own policy since Erik told me that it would still be ideal to get it at 23. I thought I would be paying only around 25K a year but it shocked me that in order to get a good investment type insurance, I have to shell out around 50grand. Now, that's gotta be hard on the pocket. Even though Erik wants me to think that in essence, this is really just a forced saving, it kind of limits my wants vs. my needs. How can I travel to New Zealand, re-design my entire room, buy a refrigerator (frustration ko to), and other things If my cash is tied to my insurance?

I’m seeing a dry spell ahead.