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7 Random Facts

Instructions: Each player starts with 7 random facts/habits about themselves. People who are tagged need to write on their own blog about their seven things, as well as these rules. At the end of your blog, you need to choose 7 people to get tagged and list their names. Don’t forget to leave them a comment telling them that they have been tagged and to read your blog!

1. I love to travel and I love to see places. I love learning new things and discover interesting facts about the places I see and the people I meet. I went to Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte a couple of weeks ago and had a lot of fun with some friends. (I exactly remember how amazing it was when I first had my Tour of Ilocos in 2000). I can travel alone or with someone else. Next stop: BICOL!

2. I am just excited to sign the contract of my new property! Whew! Finally fruit of hard work. :)

3. I am learning a new skill - playing the guitar! Tomas (my Guitar) has been there for me always! Coach has been very patient in teaching me. I know I wasn't as fast learner as he can be but I know I am learning. And thanks for being so patient! Mwah! :). It wasn't easy but I understood it better when the chords and frets where translated into Columns and Rows; and that major chords are like Basic Functions I can always utilize. Cool!

4. We are working on an Indie Film and hoping to have it done this year. :) LIMBO.

5. "Last Order sa Belinni's is finally done and I am hoping to have it published this year. Need an editor and a publisher. Anyone? ;)

6. I have a "Severe Hearing Loss for both ears" and I am challenged in this situation. I keep my faith that everything will be back to normal after all the medications and prayers. I don't know what happened there, or should I say, I am not sure if it was my fault or the doctor's fault, whoever made a mistake, i know this is meant to happen.

7. "I have a heart, and it's bleeding." I always say that. Yes, really, my heart has been broken several times. It's been hard moving on and letting go despite the fact that I've experienced it sooo many times. It's still not easy. But I still manage to keep my sanity. :) Keep on moving forward and love to love! ;)

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