Day 21: He Makes Me Happy ( A Photo Of Something That Makes You Happy)

He makes my heart flutter <3

Ladies and gentlemen, meet the attorney/bf. :)

He makes me happy.

He has been making me happy for the past 60 fullmoons we have been together and I have this gut feel he will still in the next fullmoons to come.

It is our fifth anniversary today, perfect for the theme of this 30-day blog challenge. We have come a long way from the five years we have been together. We never had a fight that broke us down. It is really true when they said that when you put God in the center of your lives as a couple, He manages to help you both make things work. I am thankful that my years of waiting had paid off and his too. We are each others first real relationship.

From him, I have learned the true essence of love. It is not the butterflies in your stomach that matters, not the material things you give each other, not the effort of putting your best foot forward that makes it real. No, not that. Love is really about working at making things right even if it is hard. Love is to really accept the person whom you entrust your heart with, warts and then some. Love is anticipating that the person would change and you will be there to help him change for the best. Love is just silently sitting side by side and holding each other or in our case, laughing like there is no tommorow even if there is nothing funny to laugh about.

This is the beginning of having that chance to spend our lifetimes together. We are getting into it and we are dedicating everything to God.

Happy 60 fullmoons of togetherness my love!:)

If you get caught again by surprise with this, one it is not my intention. I like making you smile for no apparent reason at all. :)

Day 7: Here Comes the Bride, All Dress in... GREEN (Ideal Wedding)

Here comes my "favorite" entry. :)

At the right timing because the attorney/bf and I are on our way to preparing for it. We have a target date and the numbers of months are getting lesser and lesser as days go by. Hopefully we can achieve first the amount of money we project to have.

Having said that, my ideal wedding would be very simple with only a minimum of 70 to a maximum of 100 guests mostly immediate family members and our closest friends. I will put most of our money on two things: the reception and photography. People who attend weddings only remember the food they ate, so I want our guests to enjoy the best our money can afford. Also, I want to capture every moment with a very good photographer and videographer for memory as possibly as it can be. Everything else I can scrimp at, including my wedding gown, which really I will only wear once and I am not sure my future daughter would want to use.

But above everything else, I would just like to see the attorney/bf at the end of the aisle, all smiles and us looking at each others eyes as we near that very moment we can be together in this lifetime. Without a care in the world and only our love floating in the air.

Of course wearing a green wedding gown would, for me, spell A-W-E-S-O-M-E!

Peanut Butter Bliss No.02

Some things I like/love/discovered over the weekend:

*AHAVIA Lounge Spa's Oriental Massage ~ at P 299 for 60 minutes of pure bliss who could beat that??!!

*Taking a wrong turn at the road and finding what you where looking for by accident. ~ The attorney/bf missed a turn when we were looking for Ahavia in Wilson St. but when we made another turn, there it was. Talk about serendipity.

*Long rides going to my home with the attorney/bf. ~ He still doesn't own a car but whenever he has the chance to borrow her sister's, he will insist on bringing me home even if my place is at the far end of the woods from Mandaluyong. I like the talks we have at that moment.

*Trying out a new recipe and actually getting it near perfect the first time. ~ I cooked again and tried making Chicken Inasal.

Peanut Butter happiness!!! :)