Project 365 - Part 32

Here's part 32 of my project 365...

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Day 311 – November 8, 2011

Even though Daisy did not report to office yet, she had some goodies to share, straight from Singapore. Thanks Dhey! J

Day 312 – November 9, 2011

The Wellness Committee organized a fun run at Nuvali, Sta. Rosa. Since I am preggy, I joined the activity but of course I did not run. I walked for 30 minutes, accompanied by my hubby. J It was truly a fun run/walk! Congratulations to the Wellness Committee for a successful activity!












Day 313 – November 10, 2011

I am so blessed to have the sweetest colleagues! One of them is Alice Quesenberry, the global test operations manager, who despite of her busy schedule, finds time to check on me and my baby once in a while. Thank you for everyone who continues to pray for me and my baby! J

Day 314 – November 11, 2011

It’s Friday lunch out day! J We had lunch at Kanin Get It, Nuvali. Thanks to Ma’am Norma and Cille for the free dessert! J

Day 315 – November 12, 2011

We are done with the birth class and now we are privileged that there is a free breastfeeding class sponsored by LATCH and Medical City today. My ultimate goal is to exclusively breastfeed Giulia. I hope and pray that I will be successful! J










Day 316 – November 13, 2011

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Pacman day! I think all Filipinos are glued to the TV whenever Manny Pacquiao has a boxing match. We are no exception. J The fight was not the usual PACMAN match but I leave the comments and opinions to the boxing experts… J





Day 317 – November 14, 2011

Day 1 of our window grilles construction. We decided to have window grilles for safety and security especially in preparation for Giulia’s coming. J 













Day 318 – November 15, 2011

I am not fond of eating vegetables… but since I am pregnant, I need to exert extra effort to eat and drink healthy foods. Thanks to Lean for letting me taste his healthy concoction. – the 3 Cs – celery, cucumber, carrot mixed with pineapple juice. Sounds good? Tastes even better! J (Okay Berna... convince yourself... hehehe)
















Day 319 – November 16, 2011

Nancy, our generous officemate gave us some Mangorind… another sweet treat from Cebu… thanks Nancy! J













Day 320 – November 17, 2011

Thanks to Kirby who gave me a neck pillow… a give-away from the Dell Training he attended.

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