A Quick Note

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Dear friends,

My life is in a beautiful turmoil now, I have several projects lined up in my desks; to mention:

* 2 elementary Science books (for copyediting, final proofreading)
* 2 high school Science and Technology books (for copyediting, final proofreading)
* Bagong Bayani 3 and 4 Magazine for editing
* Bagong Bayani Magazine 1 and 2 for gathering of articles
* the GMA dictionary
* Grades 1-6 Reading books
* Grades 1-6 Adventures in English books
* IDs to make
* OLPGV translation project
* trip to Manila this October
* Bob Ong books to read

* kids and family

* social life - to which is impossible to insert for now.

So, please understand if I could but simply visit your blogs and not leave a message. I will be back soon after all these stuffs are all marked: Done!

Thanks.

sHenG

Comments

Rico said…
Think of the heavy workload as blessings. A lot of people would do anything just to have a job like yours. Kaya kahit toxic minsan, pagtiyagaan na rin. ;)
Good luck!
9/23/2009 2:34 AM
eks said…
tama si rico. just take everything as a blessing from above. a lot of people are wandering the streets of busy cities to fin d a job. :-)

do you need help? :-)
9/23/2009 6:21 AM
Kayni said…
it's good to be busy...same here. enjoy the commotion while it lasts =).
9/23/2009 9:30 AM
kg said…
my gosh! ang dami nga! :)

you'll be coming this august? when yun? :)

i love your term "beautiful turmoil."
9/23/2009 3:53 PM
kg said…
coming this october pala...he! he! tapos na yng august! [gosh! asan ba ang utak ko?]
9/23/2009 3:54 PM
Eds said…
same here sheng. take your time. *hugs for you*
9/23/2009 5:07 PM
Anonymous said…
good luck sa lahat ng trabaho mo sheng. kaya mo yan. LOL parang lahat ng navisit ko busy ah!
9/23/2009 5:50 PM
upto6only said…
wow super busy.

go girl.
9/23/2009 6:11 PM
RedLan said…
Oh my dami nga pero ma-achieve mo lahat yan. kaw pa. Take your time. Basta huwag i-burnout ang sarili sa work. (pinapangaralan ko sarili ko. lol)
9/23/2009 10:28 PM
BlogusVox said…
No need to apoligize, sheng. I'm happy pa nga that you're busy. That means life is good.
9/23/2009 11:56 PM
pamatayhomesick said…
hi sheng, wag mo masyadong intindihin ang pagbisita, ang mahalaga handa mo lahat ng kailangan mo ngayon,aba swerte ka nga at busy sa work...:)
9/24/2009 4:10 AM
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