March 1 - Day 1 of the Busiest Month

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Another month comes, and this is the busiest of all months of the year for our small business. I am already stressed with work, but I have to deal with this because this will mean a lot for the family's year-round finances.

Good thing Kalilangan is over, I can already concentrate with this extra work. Thank you Lord for the renewed energy!

It's also Fire Prevention Month! Last Friday while we were having fun with some friends, two firetrucks passed by with their emergency sounds going north. Another firetruck passed by going to a different direction. Fires have been really rampant here, that's because we've been having frequent brownouts and mishandled candles are much the cause of these fires. So i ask you to be really careful and alert at all times.

We had a blast at Kalilangan, and the fun was doubled because of the blogger visitors we have had. I will soon blog about it, am just waiting for hubby to edit the pics.

Be safe you guys!

Comments

kg said…
have a great week sheng!

thanks again for the stuff! [did you receive my text?] :)
2/28/2010 2:55 PM
Eds said…
yay! march 1 na, bilis lang ng araw. i'm looking forward to your post about the meet up with the bloggers.

happy monday sheng!
2/28/2010 4:58 PM
princess_dyanie said…
yay march na! ang bilis talaga! :)
2/28/2010 5:29 PM
Unknown said…
I saw them last Queen of Southern Mindanao pageant at Robinson's and at the culmination day at the Oval Plaza stage. I am curious of their names (i mean the bloggers from Dvo).
2/28/2010 7:16 PM
Ibyang said…
my March also looks busy. big things happening at work and at home.

have a great week! :)
3/01/2010 2:33 AM
Kayni said…
enjoy the busy month of March =). have a wonderful week.
3/01/2010 9:59 AM
orman said…
trabaho na lang jud ta ani, sheng... hahay kahapon nakatulog ko in front of my laptop! hahahaha! nakakahiya!
3/01/2010 3:37 PM
Anonymous said…
time really flies so fast!
imagine we're nearing to end the first quarter of the year in a few more mornings...
thank God, i will be more busy too; will be sent to abroad for a medical training for 30 days (will disclose it in my blog as soon as i've received the visa)..

..will wait for your posts about kalilangan festival and the bloggers who joined the fun.
enjoy the week! enjoy March!
3/01/2010 10:13 PM
Anonymous said…
time really flies so fast!
imagine we're nearing to end the first quarter of the year in a few more mornings...
thank God, i will be more busy too; will be sent to abroad for a medical training for 30 days (will disclose it in my blog as soon as i've received the visa)..

..will wait for your posts about kalilangan festival and the bloggers who joined the fun.
enjoy the week! enjoy March!
3/01/2010 10:14 PM
Brendel said…
We had so much fun, Sheng. And thank you for spending time with us.

We look forward to our next GenSan visit. I hope more business opps will pour in for you and Ric this month!
3/02/2010 7:03 PM
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