@25, do things that you won't be able to (aptly) when you're married or older...

I stumbled upon a journal entry I wrote a few months back, just when I turned 25. I thought it might be good to post this so I could laugh about this sometime later :-):

1. Wear youthful, funky clothes.

2. Colour your hair purple. Or red. Or blonde. Wuddever.

3. Get a tattoo (?) - I scrapped this idea the moment I read Leviticus 19:28

4. Adopt a weird and cool hobby. We're going diving next month. Woohoo!

5. Make a LOT MORE mistakes BUT learn EXTENSIVELY.

6. Eat junk food and all those unhealthy stuff your young body can still manage.

7. Learn another language, a new skill or two. Playing air guitar, perhaps?

8. Indulge yourself with luxuries and guilty pleasures.

9. Read chick lits and more of those Judith McNaughts. Seriously?

10. Collect cute, little girly stuff.

11. Paint your room fuschia pink.

12. Study again. Ok ok, I'm retaking my gmat!

13. $ave. $ave. $ave.

14. Bless other people with your earnings. Give extravagant gifts to fam.

15. Invest on jewelry and quality finds.

16. Volunteer in charity orgs. Go for mission trips. Yebaah!

17. Write poems and rave about shallow things. Even oldies do these.

18. Go back-packing alone and soak in everything you encounter.

19. Go out on dates with God and listen.

20. Learn the art of being a true Princess ;)

Can i just rant?

At school, they tried to empower us; they've built us up, but only to be trampled upon and stepped on in the corporate world.

I want to move on right now; therefore I would not elaborate. Grrrrrrrr!

Yayas' Day Off on Labor Day

I had a fantabulous time riding the enormous waves in Bintan, Indonesia with Nipsy and Jo. For the long weekend, we decided to hop in a 50-minute ferry ride to Bintan Island from Singapore's Tanah Merah port.

We really loved the room - it was pretty!

We had the most sumptuous buffet, great worship time (although it rained after singing songs), much needed rest (?), 'juicy conversations' about crazy celebrities (thanks for the heads up, jo!), nerve-wracking (for me) adventure with the Indonesian officer, and 100% girly fun. haha

We woke up at 6am to catch the sunrise and worship our one true Love. It was really a great time of fellowship and expression of gratitude for our King :)

Out of tune with our morning voices, but the praises came from our hearts!

5-star hotel but 3-star beach, nothing beats Boracay still...

Kenneth Cobonpue (Cebu, Philippines) furniture all over the hotel!