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“Happiness comes from giving, not getting. If we try hard to bring happiness to others, we cannot stop it from coming to us also. To get joy, we must give it, and to keep joy, we must scatter it.” John Templeton

When giving a gift you have to consider the occasion if it’s for a birthday, wedding , retirement sendoffs and trendy holiday soirees etc.

Call me cheap but, I don’t give a gift that has the same monetary value as someone gave me. What I do is, I try to find the nicest thing I can give with my means… Another thing, You don’t have to reciprocate if you receive an unexpected gift from someone. And certainly don’t say: “I’ll have something for you later! Uhg *that is totally a no-no*

Ilang beses na akong napintasan tungkol sa regalo ko, at ang masakit mula pa ito sa aking jowa. Kairita! Kaya minsan nakakairita na ding magregalo, at baka mapintasan ka pa na kesyo-kesyo hindi ko naman kelangan iyan - yong mga ganoong hirit ba?

Para sa akin, it’s not what you have given it’s the thought that counts diva? Kahit pa binigyan ka ng notebook at lapis kahit hindi na no read at no write ka - salamat pa din dapat ang sagot mo dito… No matter what - SALAMAT!

I wanted to share y’all - My Christmas nightmare…

I just hate people who doesn’t appreciate things. Instead of just saying “gee thanks” what they do is complain blah-blah-blah… Isa lang masasabi ko dito.

*WALA KANG $UTANG NA LOOB LECHE, IKAW NA NGA JAN ANG NAALALA, REKLAMO KA PA!*

Don’t you just hate those kind of people? I am not saying that everybody’s like that, but somehow in your so called life you have or may have encountered one or two maybe?

I do really get offended with things like this, and sometimes I think I should just take out the pain of gift giving… *LECHE! O ETONG $5.00 bumili ka ng buhay mo!*

Have you ever given someone something that later you found out they didn’t like?

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