It's all about ME!

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The fantabulous JavaQueen tagged me with this, and I love to post this for you to know more about me too. So here's ME!

I am: *toinks* 30 years old
 I think: "Life is a winding road, all ups and downs, but when will I stay in the middle?"
 I know: many things, an additional knowledge to me never gets me back to my old dimension.
 I have: 2 kids, a girl named Raine Cassandra, and a boy named Ric Christian.
 I wish: I could move out to our own house now, and have ourselves a car to bring us anywhere.
 I hate: liars, and haughty people, and those who are very insensitive jerks who come my way.
 I miss: my sis, she's working in Norway. She's my fave sis.
I fear: death, because it's too early for me to die and leave my kids.
 I hear: chirps, there's birds on the aircon, hehehhee....
 I smell: nothing, I just smell myself.
 I crave: for anything good, hmmm... chocolates, that is!
 I search: for the truth, what truth will I be needing to know?
 I wonder: if I will have a pasalubong from my best friend when she comes home on Friday.
 I regret: not having taken the exam for becoming a medical representative. They have cars, you know, weehee..
 I love: my kids, my hubby, my LIFE!
 I ache: for the aches that my kids will have, I wish they're mine to behold and not theirs to suffer to.
I am not: a greedy person, never!
 I believe: I will have a good life soon, very very soon!
 I dance: when I am happy, and never when something distracts me.
 I sing: only at night, when I let my daughter sleep. I sing to her lullabies.
 I cry: when I am hurt, when somebody pains me, when I am in trouble!
 I fight: when I am not cared for, when no one seems to understand me. I win: at Puzzle Bubbles, a game in my cellphone, top honors goes to me.
 I lose: at discussions relating to computers, oh, I'm never good in this.
 I never: sleep without a blanket.
 I always: eat breakfast before starting my day!
 I confuse:myself when there are bills to prioritize.
 I listen: to my daughter sing, she sings beautifully.
 I can usually be found: at the office, in my table.
 I am scared: of lizards! Haha...yes, I am!
 I need: a car, my family needs it.
 I am happy about: the way things are for now. I am looking forward to something brighter though.
 I imagine: Life at our own home, what a lovely scenario it will be.

And this is me!


 I tag: jeanny, blue rose, ayen, gracey

Comments

Eds said…
hi sheng! jeanny also tagged me this one.
just posted it in my blog few minutes ago. thanks!
8/04/2008 10:32 PM
Jeanny said…
hi Sheng...hehehe...JQ tagged me with this na...

here is the link http://hubbyandwifey.blogspot.com/2008/08/for-past-days-i-have-been-receiving.html

Thanks pa din for tagging me
8/05/2008 4:48 AM
Anonymous said…
You know, it makes me realize how much we all have in common no matter where we are living. Your answers are so wonderful, I can relate to so much of it. I cry..."when I'm in trouble" heee-heeee! Me too! And the picture, it's so GREAT to see a beautiful picture to go with your name! Thank you!
8/06/2008 3:01 AM
Anonymous said…
I did this one too. Your answers were wonderful especially the I ache one. My children are much older than yours. They are adults almost your age but I still ache when they are in pain or feeling bad. I would gladly take their pain away if I could.

I can understand you finding it hard to leave the oldies. I ended up giving my house to my daughter but the deal was that I came with it. But I also cook all their meals and do all the shopping and errands. And when my daughter has a child she will work and I will stay home and take care of it. She only has one oldie to deal with. You have four. That must be very difficult.
8/07/2008 2:20 PM
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