February 7th, 2010 | 
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My mind is a jumble of activities. Believe me, if you are inside my mind, you’d go crazy! It jumps from one idea to another. One worry to another. One computation to another. You get the drift.
That’s why this blog is now re-titled My Uncluttered Mind. I am trying to sort out the things inside my mind from the necessary to the trash. And then I will try to fill it with positive thoughts and plans. It is also partly the reason why I love Friday Quotes. The beautiful quotes I post every Friday and the quotes from the participants remind me of my plan to stay on the right track.
And oh, by the way, I have transferred from Blogger to Wordpress now. I have a custom theme on the way and I plan to get more participants to join the weekly Friday Quotes.
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- Charles W. Eliot
Got any good books to read lately? Would you recommend it to me?
Happy Friday everyone!
Today I feel like bashing someone I know. She’s just freaking annoying! Can’t understand why she has to tell the world that it doesn’t matter if she’s sacrificing (like she is!) as long as she would look good to others.
Duh.
When I was around nine or ten, I remember my mom dragging me to the mall when she’s angry about something. We would watch a movie or just stroll around the mall.
Today is a special day for my mom. It’s her birthday. Had she been still here, there will be a celebration. Nothing grand. A special dinner will most likely be it. And then come weekend, a trip to the mall after going to church will surely be in the agenda.
Miss her!
- Gary Smalley
Sorry for the late post. I was out yesterday and this morning so I was not able to schedule a post accordingly. Anyway, better late than never, right? 
Happy Friday everyone!
When we were kids, we had very little resources (read: cash). When we go out and had to eat out, even a trip to the fast food was done with care. It would be embarrassing to order something and find that the cash we had was not enough. We needed to plan our trips to the department store and any other thing that might mean shelling out a slightly bigger amount of money.
I would like to think that that phase of our lives made us better persons. It made us appreciate what we have more. I’d like to think that we didn’t become vain because of it. And we know when and where to splurge.
Big or small, we should say thanks. Always. Even a whisper. Or a 1 minute prayer will do.
Thanks.
For everything.
- Barbara DeAngelis
Happy Friday everyone!