My Taiwanese Best Friend

Her name is Yalin and I missed her so much. We became friends last 2004 when I came to work in Taiwan and became best friends few months after we’ve met. We worked at the same electronic company.

I came home to the Philippines last December of 2006. I was pregnant then, so, me and my husband decided that I should go home first and resigned from work.

I love Yalin so much. She’s so special to me like a sister. She helped me a lot from work to personal matters, etc. She became my Chinese language translator as I was her English language translator. We both love stuffs with pink colors. We talked and laughed a lot. She’s always there for me and willing to lend an ear to listen if I have problems.

3:28 Of Saturday Morning

Good morning to me now who’s not sleepin’ yet and to everyone else out there who’s still busy blogging like me. Am I forgetting bedtime? Uhm.. no! I just can’t stop from stumbling upon nice blogs all over blogosphere.

 They’re pretty cool, interesting, and inspiring.You’ll meet people of different nationality from around the globe. You got to know a lot of fascinating stuffs from their everyday lives. And most of these people are kind enough to share their thoughts with you.

They never hesitate from leaving kind comments, and even follow your blog. Thank you so much guys for doing so, I really appreciate it. And in return I’m gonna do the same thing.

 I never thought that blogging would be much interesting than facebooking. hahah.. really cool. That’s one reason I temporarily deactivated my facebook account. 😉

I already went up for bed at around 11:00pm earlier but couldn’t sleep and felt an empty stomach  craving for some food to eat. So, I decided to go back down and have a snack. What did I eat? Few slices of bread, and a half cup of coffee but still unsatisfied so I made a half cup of hot chocolate drink. 😉

Problem solved!

What Are Friends For?

Thank you for the yummy food that our neighbor gave us. They’re so thoughtful for saving our dinner tonight. They shared to us “bam.i” a common noodle dish here in the Philippines particularly in the visayas region.