I just celebrated my Birthday!

At The Old Spaghetti House 

This is one of the important days in my life-- the date of my birth! As an HR, I always prepared something new for the employees. As a friend, I always I make it a point that I created drama or other stuffs to make them super duper special. As a daughter, I always bring cakes for my family! Now, it's your turn to make me special. hahaha! Just kidding. For this year (2011), I celebrated my Birthday with the Lord, Family and Friends. Honestly, It's just a simple.. But Hey! Thank you for all your greetings through FB message, tagged wall post and sms, effort email, phone calls and of course your presence.... Really, you guys made me so super Princess. Now, I'm a bit older than my look. Hahaha!

Thank you so much!

So there, The Old Spagetti House Crew greeted me with a smile and song "Happy Birthday". Special thanks to my Mentor, Ate Cora who came all the way from home just to witness and greeted me with a very-heart-warming-message. I know that I have to mention many names but I would like to say from my heart  "thank you" (Family, Y-AM Friends, High School Friends, College Friends, My Company, KKB, DLSU, HR Groups)  for giving me an opportunity to be part of your life too. I speak life, blessings and wisdom to everyone.

I believe that I will take another challenging life. A new season in life. I am assure that the Lord is faithful to all his promises. He will guide, direct and lead me to His way.... for that  I want to give glory to Him. 

with Y-AM Friends

‎"The LORD is faithful to all HIS promises and loving toward all HE has made. The LORD upholds all those who fall and lifts up all who are bowed down."       Psalm 145:13b-14.   

Two by Two by OS Hillman

Two by Two
TGIF Today God Is First Volume 1 by Os Hillman
Friday, August 05 2011

"Two are better than one, because they have a good return for their work." Ecclesiastes 4:9

Have you discovered yet that you are incomplete by yourself? During my "warrior" stage of life you would have been hard-pressed to convince me that I needed you or anyone else. I know few people willing to admit their need for others, but many who live according to this principle. However, sooner or later we discover God's truth regarding our need for others.

God made us to need others. We may not discover this until we fail - fail in a business, a marriage, a close friendship, or in a client relationship. We are incomplete without the ongoing input from others into our lives. An independent spirit is one of the most detestable sins from God's viewpoint. It is the highest form of pride. "Pride only breeds quarrels, but wisdom is found in those who take advice" (Prov. 13:10).

God has made each of us so that we have only so many gifts. He did not give any of us all the available gifts. Hence, we learn to depend on others and to humbly trust others to complete us where we are deficient.

David had Jonathan. Paul had Silas. John Wesley had George Whitefield. Martin Luther had Philip Melanchthon, who was 14 years younger. Martin Luther learned that he needed someone in his life to complete the work God called him to do. Luther had the greatest respect for this friend who helped him reform the Church of their day, and the Church as we know it at present. Luther learned a great deal from Melanchthon, who was a great scholar at a young age. He could speak several languages, and he became Professor of Greek at the new University of Wittenberg at 21 years of age. This was ten months after Luther posted his famous theses on the church door in Wittenberg. Melanchthon helped shape the Protestant movement of the sixteenth century through his research, writings, moral purpose, and religious conscience. Luther and Melanchthon became inseparable, and when they died, they were buried next to each other.

Who has God placed in your life to complete you? Perhaps it is a mate. Perhaps it is a close friend. Perhaps it is a business partner. If you lack this in your life, I encourage you to seek someone out who can speak into your life. If you have someone like this, tell him or her how much you appreciate the role he or she plays in your life.