CATurday snapshot #15: Nosy Meowth

Meowth is getting nosy—literally and figuratively. *hehehe*

BTW, This photo shows how my phone became the subject of  his scrutiny. *sigh*

 

Trick or treat 2009

A number of little princesses and junior draculas visited FAITH Admin offices last October 23 for their trick or treat. The staff, ready with candies and miniture toys, participated in this activity.

The trick or treat is one of the much anticipated annual activity of the Pre-School department.  Aside from observing this well-known halloween activity, I observed that trick or treat also serve as means for two distinct opportunities for the pupils (or should I say parents?):  to dress up and play roles, and to socialize with people other than their classmates.

The said activity started with a parade within the school premises, followed by the trick or treat proper, and ended with a pot luck (per level).

Here are some snapshots I took.

Did you notice that most pupils wore cartoon character costumes rather than spooky ones?

 

Think of this: Positivity

From among the thoughts I have read which made me either sad, enlightened, challenged, or encouraged; I am sharing this one to you.

My eyesight grows dim, but my vison is clearer than ever. 

~ Albert Schweitzer

I may not have enough resources and capabilites needed to make a difference on how I intend to live; but these are not hindrances for me to strive more in life. Reaching my goals will not always be easy. I acknowledge it. But I still hold unto my aims and I will exert effort no matter how long and hard it takes to grasp it. My inadequacies are not fences to a greener pastures, they are reminders for me to seek and do better. 

P.S. I love to know what you have thought on this too.

Source:

The early bird catches the worm but the second mouse gets the cheese by Francis J. Kong

 

Craving for Strawberry cake

I am craving for Strawberry cake.  If only I know how to bake, I’ll make one, pronto.

 

Note:

Photo taken during the baking demo of Mr. ___’s BS HRM students.

 

International Day of Climate Action

350 is considered as the safest number we must strive to achieve.

How come? Please read Science of 350 for in-depth information. The article will help you realize that there is more behind the three digits and that reaching 350 is not as easy and fast as it is read and written—but it is possible, especially if  We ACT now. 

350 is campaigns for mother earth, it is campaign for a better life. Let us be involved. Spread the word. Make your own little yet vital actions of minimizing the emission of CO2 to fight the effects of climate change.

 

CATurday snapshot #14: Window-peeking

When I opened the screen in our living room window, Meowth took a peek and hesitantly put his head inside the window. Seems He’s interested of getting inside our house. Hmmm, this is new because it is not his usual choice.

 

Think of this: Being unlovable is relative.

From among the thoughts I have read which made me either sad, enlightened, challenged, or encouraged; I am sharing this one to you.

 

“But why?” Diane asked. “Why take rotten old apples?”

“They’re us,” Amy said.

“Don’t you see?” Lucinda asked, her blue eyes gleaming. “Amy’s right. They’re ugly unlovable things lying on the ground…”

“Till someone picked us up,” Amy whispered. “Till you picked me up, Diane.”

“… We’ll cherish them forever…”

 

Being lovable is relative.

Some people may find me unlovable — and I acknowledge that I indeed have unlovable traits (and I assume you also feel this way at times). Such makes me down, insecure and unworthy. 

There are also those who make me  feel appreciated,  loved and cherished. No matter how simple their gestures were shown, the feeling of being lovable burst within me. They were the ones who makes my feeling take a 360 degrees turn.

It is heart-warming and unforgetable to feel such from people I least expect to do so; and the feeling is a whole lot better if the appreciation and acceptance come from the ones I care most.

Whenever this happen, I do not  feel only beautiful but also more confident to face the challenges that awaits me.

Indeed, both the people involved and the moment will be kept cherished and lingering. Why wouldn’t I, when they played a vital role on who I am today? Right?

 

P.S. I love to know what you have pondered on this.

 

Source:

Follow the Stars HOme by Luanne Rice

 

A cat or a rat?

 

“Is it a rat or a cat?”  This was the question that first came into my mind upon seeing this drawing on the black board of room ___.

Then I saw the label “pussy” . Uhuh, a cat.

My mind can’t accept the fact as indicated. So, I asked the three girls in the front row if the drawing is indeed of a cat. They said “ Yes, ma’am.” and added “pero mukha pong daga” (only, it looks like a rat).

*Sigh* I set aside my contest and said “At least the one who did it have drawing skills he can improve.” *hehehe*

 

P.S.

I tried to take a snapshot without its’s claws, but I failed. I am still baffled on why the cat was drawn that way.

 

Aye to Paperless billing

 

I just received the confirmation of  my Globe account’s enrollment in  Paperless Billing.  ^_^  

Have you enrolled in a paperless biling too?

 

CATurday snapshot #13: Meowth takes a U-turn

Meowth was supposed to go out thru the holes in our gate. He abruptly retreated upon seeing one of  tatay’s rooster grazing (nakatambang) near the gateway.

Yes, Meowth is afraid and is careful in dealing with roosters. Nasabong na kasi sya dati.