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Thank You!


It is indeed a wonderful day!
I am really grateful to have known all of you -
from my Kindergarten friends,
Grade School,
High School,
UP Block mates, Org mates, Batch mates, Dorm mates,
Professors, Teachers and Friends,
MLM,
eTelecare Global Solutions,
Customer Contact Center,
ePerformax,
WNS
and IBM Global Process Services
colleagues, customers, clients and friends,
to all those people whom I've met on the streets or wherever I go,
to all my relatives
and my beloved family,
who have been an inspiration to me as I go on with my journey.

Thank you very much and you are a blessing to me!

(Speech lang, baket, birthday ko?! )


It is still my dream to put you in a place
where all of you will meet the important characters of my own story.

(At birthday party sana yun, hindi kasal, okay?)


I love you all! ;))


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