Project 365 - Part 5

Here's part 5.. happy browsing!

Day 41 - February 10

Of course, it's not all about eating and merry making in the office... here's a picture during our monthly operations review...


Day 42  - February 11

Friday Friends Day... :) Spent Friday night with my best pals... dinner at Mona Lisa Ristorante, dessert at Frutti Froyo and movie at ATC.

Day 43 - February 12

Baked some goodies... chocolate chip cookies and fudge brownies.... Thanks to my ever dependable baking assistant -- Betty Crocker! hehehe :)

Day 44 - February 13

Sunday Family Day -- Lunch with Gerard and Mommy at Pepper lunch then grocery... 

Day 45 February 14

Love! Love! Love! My lovey hubby surprised me with a bouquet of flowers, balloons and rose petals formed into a heart shape.... sweet....


Day 46 February 15

New found love! Thanks to Connie who introduced me to this new tuna spread... yummy! :)












Day 47 February 16

Got this email from my mom. Very timely... God really works in mysterious ways... He uses people and even technology to spread Good News.








Day 48 February 17

Had lunch at Kanin Get It Nuvali with my officemates... never a boring moment when you are with these crazy people...
Day 49 February 18

Date Night! Good food at Fish & Co., super hilarious movie - Just go with it and of course, perfect date - my lovey hubby... :)











Day 50 February 19

It's Mama Lily's birthday! Happy birthday Mama, God bless you always!










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