Wow, I finally have the time to post a new entry. Yay! The last few weeks have been really tiring and stressful. It was one project and midterm and long test after another. But thankfully I got some good grades. I got a perfect score in both my Physics and Math long exams. It’s the first time I got a 100/100 score in Math in college and I’m proud of myself. *hehe* Thank you guys for the very sweet and thoughtful birthday greetings. Much much love especially to Jeanette and Misa for their wonderful gifts. I love them!

I just turned 19 last January 30 but I don’t feel any different. They say that things change when you turn 20. I wonder if that’s true for me. Anyway, I had a wonderful “birthday weekend”. Hunbun went to so much trouble making it special. And he really did make it incredibly memorable. *awwww* On January 29, 2005, we went to Market! Market! in Bonifacio Global City. It was our first time there together. We went to Venice Creations, our favorite jewelry store, to pick out little trinkets for me. Hunbun’s present was jewelry and I got to pick what I want. He got me a bracelet and an anklet. The bracelet is an Italian tri-color with sets of three joined hearts. The anklet has little heart and star charms. They’re so pretty!

That mall is a real shopper’s paradise because there were so many stores! So of course, I couldn’t resist shopping a little and I bought home new clothes. Afterwards, we Tokyo Tokyo for an inexpensive lunch. *hehe* That night we had dinner at The Master’s Wok, Podium with my family. My aunt chose the restaurant because it was her birthday that Saturday. For dessert, we went to Goodies and Sweets. Their chocolate decadence is so delicious! Hunbun stayed late at until 12 midnight at my house to be the very first one to wish me a happy birthday. Isn’t he such a sweetie?

On my birthday, I stayed at home doing homework. *sigh* There’s just not end to it. But hunbun suprised me with this gorgeous bouquet of roses! Flowers are a romantic way of saying I love you. <3 We then went to have mass at Mary the Queen Parish. I wanted to give thanks for the countless blessing He had showered upon me.

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