project dreamboard

It’s so surprising that 2008 overwhelmed me with the highest peaks and the lowest valleys. The range of my emotions has been at the widest so far. Anyway, at least I think I’m back on the happy spirit mode again.

Last Sunday, Mica and i watched 100, an indie film about a lady who, having learned that she’ll die in six months because of cancer did not resolve to treatment but instead listed down things she needed to do before her time came. 100 was like Bucket List with a younger, Pinay appeal. Along the main character’s journey, (Mylene Dizon), her best friend (Eugene Domingo), her family particularly her mom (Tessie Tomas) and nephew added things in her to-do list. So she did what she had to do,  went gaga in her last days, made the most with her loved ones. I was crying most of the time even in the part where they were skinny-dipping. How weird can my emotions be?  Immediately after the film, Mica and I went to the nearest bookstore to buy things for our ‘dreamboard’. We have long planned to make one after reading ‘The Secret’. On the same night, even though we were sleep-deprived and tired, we started on our Dreamboards. Will post picture as soon as I’m done. I haven’t printed out my to-do list yet (plan to revise my old one) and the priceless pics I have collected.

In light of the happy discovery of 100 and initiative to get the dreamboard before the year ends, last Monday, our Guest Speaker for our Service Awards was Bo Sanchez. I so love this guy and have read a lot of his books.

I couldn’t help but be inspired more as Bo discussed Happiness 101. He said about something about himself listing down things he wanted to do. This list, he claimed to read everyday is one-by-one becoming reality. I can imagine my dreamboard while he was speaking. I got his latest book and I started reading it today. Can I be more inspired? I wanted to talk more about his speech but I might not give justice to it. : )

Happy December everyone!