~ sweet delusion ~

I myself isn't really the blogger type. Tried once or twice but never again. Just come back this day so I can answer what the title of this post without limiting my use of words. :)

Main character I see myself? Hmmm. Well, As far as my readings tell me. I'm more of the Hannah Maquiling type of girl. We really are much alike. We certainly are NBSBs? Ahaha. And the most important part? I am an Interim Goddess of Love in a little kind of way. How? And why did I say so?  Well, I like matchmaking people. I love playing Cupid. Some workout well, some don't. But hey! Really am good pairing people up. Also, some people like telling me their heart problems. I love listening to them, I feel important and so trustworthy for them to let me hear their personal stories. Sometimes I suggest things but I never dictate what they should really do with their problems cause I want them to think it through with themselves so they can come up with their own solution because it's their life. Life is a choice. Our life depends on how we choose it.


there, that's pretty much my answer. need I say more? ;)

LUVUMINA!,
Sayree

Also I am a clueless person when it comes to heart thing and Indecisive on certain things. 

[Blog Tour - Book Spotlight] Vintage Love



Vintage Love
Author: Agay Llanera
Publication Date: July 15, 2013
Genre: Contemporary Romance, Chick-Lit


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About the Book:

26-year-old Crissy Lopez’s life is in dire need of a makeover. Her wardrobe revolves around ratty shirts and beat-up sneaks; her grueling schedule as a TV Executive leaves no room for a social life; and worst of all, she’s still hung up on the Evil Ex who left her five years ago.
When her fashionable grand-aunt passes away and leaves behind a roomful of vintage stuff, the Shy Stylista inside Crissy gradually resurfaces. Soon, she feels like she's making progress -- with a budding lovelife to boot! But the grim ghost of her past catches up with her, threatening to push her back into depression. To finally move on, Crissy learns that walking away is not enough. This time, she needs to take a leap of faith.

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Excerpt:


For the first time, after a really long time, I took a long, hard look at my full-length reflection. Underneath the hair awkwardly growing out of a year-old layered bob, dark circles under the eyes, and stubborn flab that had accumulated in the middle area, I tried tracing my old self five years and ten pounds ago.


Who was I before all this happened?

I remembered taking pride in how I looked, scouring department stores to regularly update my wardrobe and blowing off my allowance on occasional shopping sprees in designer stores.

I remembered regular visits to the neighborhood salon for my regular trims and nail care.

I was never a gym rat like Bea, but I did enjoy working up a sweat—whether it was a quick round of volleyball, swimming, or badminton. I even joined 5K runs just for the fun of it.

Mama Maring used to tell me that taking pains with your appearance is a form of public service. “You give people something nice to look at—at the same time, you feel good about yourself!”

Seeing all those people fawning over her clothes and accessories at the rummage sale made me realize that Mama’s fashion investments were still paying off—they were still nice to look at, and those who bought them felt good about their purchases. I wanted to feel the same way, so I had gathered all the leftover accessories and brought them home. I vowed to wear a piece of Mama’s history every day.

But I had also brought one more item with me from the rummage sale. I looked across the room, where Mama’s polka-dot dress stared back at me, as if contemplating its new owner. I unhooked it from its hanger, and held it up to my body. Like I said, it was a thin-dress. It would take a while for my figure to catch up.

Leo constantly told me that, in order to succeed, you had to visualize success. You had to “claim those goals” before they could truly be yours. So in the process of reclaiming myself, I would start with this dress—claiming that it would eventually look good on me.





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Author Profile:


Agay Llanera is a freelance writer for television and video, and a published writer of children’s books. She is a member of KUTING, a private, non-stock, non-profit organization, which aims to be the Philippines’ foremost writers’ organization for children. Email her at agay.llanera@gmail.com.


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ngayong 3rd week ng june ating ipinagdiriwang ang araw ng ating mga magigiting, masisipag, mababait, responsable at higit sa lahat mapagmahal na AMA :))

kaya't huwag nating palagpasin ang pagkakataon para mabati ang ating mga AMA na siyang katuwang ng ating mga ina sa pagpapalaki sa atin. Sila na nagpapakahirap sa ibang bansa o kahit dito sa bansa na magtrabaho para may magamit panggastos sa mga luho at mga pangangailangan natin.Sila na tinitiis ang hirap mabigyan lang tayo ng magandang buhay.Sila na kahit ano handang gawin makita lang ang mga ngiti sa labi ng kanyang anak. Salamat!

MARAMING SALAMAT SA IYO AMA! MARAMING SALAMAT SA PAG-AARUGA,PAGMAMAHAL,PAGSASAKRIPSIYO.
MAHAL NA MAHAL NAMIN KAYO :)) <3

ME and MY FRIENDS were just chitchatting a while ago about some things when suddenly we end up talking about having a "kuya".When i heard that word i remember HIM, my one and only KUYA.i missed him so much. it's been what? 10 years?. i still cant believe that HE'S GONE.

Minsan nga naiisip ko, what if nandito pa siya? close siguro kami. hai.

i know, ngayon ko lang ito nai-share. hindi kasi ako ganun ka-open sa mga friends ko. if ever they ask something dun lang ako sasagot.

hai. aun guys, share ko lang.

I LOVE YOU GLENN MARK ARENAS, MISS YOU SO MUCH. :(

ako'y masyado ng nahumaling sa mga love stories on video ni marcelo santos.. :))

can we pretend that airplanes in the night sky like shooting stars. i could really use a wish right now.. :))