Finding the right words to say
I love you more each day
Feeling like a hopeless romantic fool
Trying hard to play it cool
Handsome, my heart it is that you rule-The Soliloquist
Category: Greeting
FOURTH
Find someone who brings out your best
Offer him a love he could not resist
Understand the things he cannot explain
Respect and appreciate, try not to complain
Trust is everything, thou shall not break
Honesty is your gift to yourself, don’t be a fake-The Soliloquist
#late post #feb14
THIRD
Three months of tantrums and cuddling
Hey baby, with you I am happy in extreme
In every minute of every day I think of you
Remembering all the good times we share
Days won’t always be good, but I love you, I swear-The Soliloquist
SECOND
Sorry for the hurtful quarrels and petty fights
Everytime you’re near I just want to hug you tight
Crazy madly deeply I am in love with you
Ordinary days are special when spent with you
No matter what happens next I’m so glad you came
Dear love, without you my life will never be the same-The Soliloquist
Happy Birthday LALAINE
Lovely as a flower in its full bloom
Always her radiance is contagious
Laughter is inevitable when she’s in the room
Amazingly beautiful with a heart that’s courageous
I wish you happiness today till then on
No one should make you cry or i’ll kick their butts
End of rhyme but our friendship will forever last
I LOVE YOU LING! Hope you like it.
-The Soliloquist
#late post
FIRST (Acrostic Poetry)
Forever is a myth that with you I want to come true
I know it won’t be easy but you are worth it
Rest assured to you I’ll be faithful
So hold on a little tighter for a bumpy ride
Till crows turn white, stay by my side
-The Soliloquist
Happy Birthday Candice Mye Cagasan!
Can you spare me sometime busy lass?
As crazy as it seem I miss you so much
Not that it bothers me, I’m kinda used to it
Dis is me kidding, ahaha! alright I half meant it
It’s been sometime that we haven’t talked
Cupcake we need to catch up soon,
Eat, Drink, Laugh, do something fun like chase a baboon (HAHA!)
My dear friend I remember we have been so close
Your laughter is contagious, I miss the way you laugh at my jokes
Even if it is so corny as they it is, you burst with laughter, you’ve always been jolly
Can you spare me sometime ‘coz I miss you like crazy?
Awesome as you are I know your enjoying
Grant us our wish, Annabel Echavez is annoying
Ahaha! I laugh when she says your far beyond reach
She miss you too and a lot more of us, so please?
A happy birthday to the “DOY” of my life
Na na na Imagine me singing with a cake and knife
Doesnt that scare you, I know the thought is freaky
Oh my GHAAAD! Now let me make a wishy wishy
You stay beautiful and healthy and always happy!
MWUAH!
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Happy Birthday Kuya Joshua!
Killing time with you I enjoy
U are an angel sent to guide us
Your radiance and cheerfulness is contagious
Always I pray that you stay happy and safe
Just be yourself, and you’d be loved
Often I miss you, your enthusiasm when you talk
Simply amazing that’s what you are
How I hope soon we’ll meet again and laugh for hours
U are the elder brother I wished for when I was younger
A Happy Birthday to you my Kuya Josh!
-The Soliloquist
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Happy Birthday William Po!
Will you be my friend?
Is it much to ask if i say smile gent?
Let go of yesterday’s hurt bit by bit
Let today be special, its yours, own it
I know it’s not easy when the bother is the heart
A convex curve in your lips may be a good start
May happiness stay with you, you deserve the best
Please stay awesome, thanks for watching over Joveth
Ohh to you I wish, a HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
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Motherhood: The Most Difficult Profession (For Mothers’ Day)
If you may be asked, what for you is the most difficult profession in the world? What kind of job requires the greatest deal of effort? The type that 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 12 months a year, 365 days a year isn’t just enough to get everything done? My answer to that question is MOTHERHOOD.
In Mindy Greenstein, Ph.D.’s article about “Motherhood: The Invisible Profession”, she said “‘The hardest job I’ve ever had is being a mother.” She is a psychologist who have worked with drug dealers, gang leaders and heroine abusers. She have indicated that it also is the most gratifying. Yet there isn’t a concrete proof to show they did well. They don’t get credits or salary increase for it. Most of the time, they don’t get paid for it. They can’t brag it their resumes or get a plaque of appreciation for all their efforts. They work at wee hours at night getting chores done and wake up early to have breakfast ready. However awesome it may feel with a mother’s love is reciprocated, usually, it isn’t. And I’m guilty of it.
I could say being a good father is way easy than being good mother. All it takes for a man to be called responsible is to work an 8-12 hour shift in 5-6 days a week. It may vary and that it gets frustrating when all that is left from your pay is a fare for a cab and food when you’re working. They might not get to buy a new pair of shoes, the latest gadgets or a decent looking car they been longing for years. For they have stomachs to feed and utility bills to pay among others. But hey, when a man is this responsible, the world will adore him for it. What a good father he is.
So what does it take to be called a good mother? Lets skip the 9 months drama and labor pains. Lets just have a run thru on waking up in the middle of night to tend to a hungry infant, the sheets they have to change and wash when we were incapable of controlling our bladders yet, costly milk they have to prepare in the middle of the night, when we are sick and they don’t get to sleep, waking up early to get us ready for school, school meetings and events that we get upset if they can’t attend, when we pick a fight or when our grades are below average and they get called for a lecture at the school office, and everyday they think of a menu to keep up with our appetite. And how often have we said “thanks ma!” Not everyday, isn’t it?
As difficult it is to rear an infant, a toddler to childhood, teenagers are the most difficult to handle. Teenagers demand, talk back, sneak out and get into secret forbidden relationships. We’ve went home late and refuse to do our share in the chores. We played deaf, blind, cripple and dumb. We don’t listen to what they say. We ignore them when we are mad. We spend hours in front of the TV or PC. We don’t follow instructions and advises. We’ve been manipulative and we choose to be with our friends and that’s part of growing up but still, its HEADACHE. Well, we should be glad, motherhood is a profession without a contract, without an expiration, without a need for renewal and not a million fight can change the fact that our mothers, are our mothers forever.
Even we don’t verbalize sorry, we’d be forgiven. Even if we disobey often, we’d be loved. We don’t have to ask, they know what we need. They work hard to get us our wants. Their hearts break when we cry. They hide their tears when we upset them. They nag and nag and nag when they only mean to say “I love you.” They only want the best for us. And most of the time, mothers do know best. It’s cliche but we don’t have to wait for the time we’d say, I should have listened to you.
Truth be told, it requires more than a working mom who tries best to run a household to be great mom. It takes more than a stay-at-home mom who does her best to finish the chores and do budgeting while making sure her children are safe home before she sleep in her bed. It needs a great deal of patience, consideration, love and understanding to be a great mom. A lot is expected. Yet, so little gratitude is given. But have we thought of what it takes to be great daughters and sons? Who are we by the way without our moms? We never would have existed.
A mom is friend. A friend who would love us no matter what would become of us. A mom ought to told “I love you.” More often than we tell our girlfriends and boyfriends. A mom is an irreplaceable gift we ought to love, take care and be grateful about.
To you, please hug your mom for me. For I wouldn’t have known someone as awesome as you are if not for her. Make her happy today. HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY TO YOUR MOM!
To all MOTHERS, especially to the mothers that I personally knew. My aunts and grandmoms and cousins-in-law and friends and workmates. To the mothers of my great friends. I’ll name a few awesome moms:
Joyce Aberion Librada Aberion Catalina Batumalake
Lola Helen Ethyl Castro Rizza San-Augustin
Carmelita Ouano Marysol Cacciata Liza Batumalake (of course)
Teresita Aberion Emily Aberion Mellisa Hayo-Aberion
Neneng Aberion Lot-Lot Agravante Alice Ouano
Merlita Cator Lani Batumalake Ionne Villagonzalo
Ella Aberion Abigial Aberion Josie Alimagno
Germelina Marikit Edwina Figarum Janett Ybanez
Judy Vasquez Elizabeth Abella Jonnette Labrador
Sam Polo-Dumaog Rose Gier Grace Tecling
Gwen Ando Kitine Gelacio Mrs. Villar
Mrs. Beaniza Mrs. Caramba Mrs. Dahino
Mrs. Samson Grace Aberion Baby Pangahin
Mrs. Perpetua Zenaida Amamangpang Mrs. Aparece
Mrs.Rivera Carmen Ang Mrs. Concepcion
Mrs. Ang Mrs. “Amma” Ang Mrs. Abdulla
Mrs. Beltran Mrs. Amodia Mrs. Almonte
Elda Cadampong Marites Daculiat Elizabeth Abella
Kitine Gelacio Maricar Catalan Joje Cardones
Babette Mendoza Joy Tagud Monalee Rosal
Mrs. Dimalaluan Mrs. Gadianne Dianne Boiser
Lizette Mendoza
Olive Llordier
Miraflor Yagao
Jade Carumba Labuntog
Vilma Diez
Thank you for being a mom. Thank you for raising your children the best way you knew. You are loved. Though we, children, don’t express that everyday. I salute you for patience. For the love and support you have for your children. For the beauty that will never fade with age, with that you are promised. You are beautiful, because you are a mother. HAPPY MOTHER’S DAY!
To my godmother, Rizza San Augustin, Click here Mommy Rizza to reveal my message.
To my 2nd Mom, Mommy Ethyl Castro. Click here to Mommy reveal my message.
To my biological and beautiful Mama Joyce Aberion, Click here Mama to read my message.
Thank you for reading!