Kaye's Notes

So the last day of January brings forth a DEADLINE. :) It can be any deadline!  It could be work related, a goal you've set or a bill you need to pay.  Deadlines just comes in all forms and sizes.  Mine just is a deadline that is far more personal. So here I go again,  I'm trying to tell you something without really telling you anything.  And yet, you still find yourself reading, right?  Ha!  The irony of choices. We can't always stick to the choices we make. It's like fulfilling a promise, and yet when you're compromised, you will more likely break the promise you made, hoping you can just ask for a chance to prove yourself later. The truth of the matter, however is, much as everyone deserves second chances, not everyone gets the privilege of having a second chance. When you fall victim to an unfortunate circumstance that you can't meet a deadline, you will need to put up a brave front.  Deadlines are deadlines. If you are imposed of a deadline, acc

Hi Readers!  So it is still New Year! Right?!  It is! Yey! :)  What we feel for a particular day depends on how we deal with our day to day lives. As much as possible, I'm pretty sure we can all agree that we'd want to be positive even with  occasional work, personal and familial downers.   My schedule has been pretty crazy lately so that's why I have not been able to write so much on this blog but I promise to catch up! So here's my one of my catch up entries. ;) At the first week of January, I took it upon myself to go back on my outdoor cardio (eyeing most especially on uphill walking).  I really enjoy going out but then even with a strict schedule, the weather was just not cooperating.  Plus! I realized that it's longer nights shorter days season so it was aggravating on waiting for the sun to come up before I could head out (as you know, a woman walking alone in dark streets isn't exactly ideal).  So when I got invited to go back to the gym, I

Manila Bay...Sunset Using flash in your camera is strictly prohibited in some areas of Manila Ocean Park, including Jellies. This is how it pretty much looks like when you're there. You'd hear a very soothing classical music on the background too. This is what it really looks like with lights on.  Sorry Manila Ocean Park, I used a flash on here I couldn't ask anyone to take me a decent photo with my old gun. So glad to have found a mirror =) You don't need to worry about food since Manila Ocean Park offers lots of dining experience. From common fastfood to very classy restaurants. Would you believe I had to have 15 tries before I got this blurry shot?  I had to scramble with screaming kids and folks!!! Thanks to the movie, Nemo..this fish is one, if not the most photographed fish out there on the Oceanarium. That stinking Stingray was very hard to