Most of the time, when we celebrate our birthday, we tend to expect or
even ask gifts from our husband, parents, sisters, brothers, friends, etc. Some
are used to throwing big parties, travel around the world, or host game events
in celebration of their natal day. Oh well I have no question about it since
every person has their own way and perception on how to celebrate their big
day...how to celebrate the gift of life.
But just recently, a friend's (Mary Pauline Danga-Obias) post in a networking site caught my
attention. Why? Check out my friend's post:
I have just been to Negros Occidental and I have learned a
couple of things. I want to share what I learned.
1. You do not need to
be a politician or a public servant or a trust fund baby to help others. The
slippers we distributed only cost P25.00 a pair but the smile I saw on the lips
of those children are priceless.
2. The more you give
the more blessings you will receive. If you give more, the flood gates of
heaven will open and the Lord will shower you with more blessings.
3. I learned to
appreciate my husband. ______________, you made my 34th birthday very memorable.
You may not be the perfect husband or the perfect father but who cares?! Even
the care bears do not care.
4. I learned to
appreciate the efforts of the soldiers. I am very thankful to the Officers' and
men of Charlie Company, 11th IB for making my birthday very memorable. Gotta
love the Army.
5. I learned to pray
and be thankful to the Almighty for giving me a wonderful husband, a pretty
daughter and good health.
6. I learned to be
more patient and understanding.
7. I learned to speak
less and to listen more.
8. I learned that good
things come to those who wait.
9. I learned that good
things come in small packages.
10. I learned that
having sex and lots of it may be good for your health but having sex, in the
middle of the night and shouting out in pure ecstasy inside a small hut with
nothing but "sawali" as walls, will certainly wake up the whole camp.
HAPPY EASTER EVERYONE.
(Note: I copied the original document as is.)
(Note: I copied the original document as is.)
What I learned on this post:
On
Helping Others. I think many will agree that every time we do
help others or become influential in changing the lives of people even in a
small way, at the end of the day, it is us who also become fulfilled and happy.
On
Appreciating Our Partner/Husband/Wife. In every relationship, we must learn to
appreciate even the smallest effort of our better-half. As they say, if you as
a husband wants to be treated like a king, you must treat your wife as a queen
vice versa.
On Keeping a Closer Relationship with God. A relationship guided by God equates to a
blissful life.
On Learning How to Wait. When I was
in high school, I learned that God answers to our prayers in three ways:
Yes. No. Wait.
If
God answers YES, what you are asking for is really meant for you.
If
God answers NO, He is preparing better things for you because you deserve only
the best.
If God answers WAIT, He wants you to learn that not all things are catered for free. We must also learn to act right to reach our goals. At the end of the day, we get what we deserve.
If God answers WAIT, He wants you to learn that not all things are catered for free. We must also learn to act right to reach our goals. At the end of the day, we get what we deserve.
On
Keeping the "Fire" Burning. As my friend has said, sex and lots of it is
healthy. In keeping a good marriage, this must not be taken for granted. (Take
note mommies!)
Link Ms. Mary Pauline here. :)
ReplyDeleteI really like #10. Really, that's a secret to a romantic marriage. Women (i.e., military wives) complain that their husbands are so polygamous,they don't think if they've done something wrong, too. Let's give them "heaven" because they have been through hell lots of time.
i so agree maam.i already did link her ^_^
Delete:) Vee, add me to your blogroll ha. To create more traffic. Hehe. Thanks! :)
Deletedone adding you maam :)
Deleteaahhhhhhhh mommy pau!!!! hehehehe
ReplyDeleteDami talagang quotable quotes ni ate Pau. favorite ko naman yung, "even care bears do not care" tsaka "factory closed" :d
ReplyDeletehaha..super!
DeleteThere's no substitute for a relationship with God. This is the apex of all the "lessons" we'll ever learn. Thanks for the post! It is really enlightening, and timely.
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