Project 365 - Part 7

Time flies so fast! 2 months down, 10 months to go...

Here's part 7of my Project 365...

Happy browsing!

Day 61 March 2
Thanks to Ma'am Norma and her PS... lunch treat at Outback!












Day 62 March 3

Part 2 of Ma'am Norma's treat... now with the Friday group.... lunch at Kfc!

Day 63 March 4

As you have seen, dining out with friends and loved ones are always my highlight of the day... dinner date with lovey hubby at Cibo...










Day 64 March 5
Satur-DATE with lovey hubby at the Venice Piazza McKinley Hill... :)












Day 65 March 6

Family bonding at Megamall... again lunch out at Peri-Peri Charcoal Chicken

Day 66 March 7

Busy Monday... this conference room is a witness to my super hectic Monday.
















Day 67 March 8

Food really makes me happy... Imee brought yummy yema! Definitely a sweet treat! :)









Day 68 March 9


Model - Jason Hernandez -- thank you! :)

It's Ash Wednesday today. The priest said ASH can be an acronym for Acceptance of Sinfulness, Sacrifice and Holiness. These are the things that we should do as Catholics especially during Lent.











Day 69 March 10

I would like to thank Anton Diaz -- founder of Our Awesome Planet... for giving some tips on blogging ads. I'm so thankful because through his tips, I was saved!

Day 70 March 11

It's Friday again... so the Friday lunch group went out for lunch. But since we don't have transportation since Reimon and Liyah were out, we decided to have lunch at "kubo".

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