Miss Haluhalo

About two weeks ago, I played the Cashflow Classic game .  I've been reading Robert Kiyosaki's Retire Young Retire Rich book so I got acquainted to this online board game which is about getting out of the rat race by having passive income (the term used to making money work for the person) and increasing it,  thereby making the person reach the goal of having more passive income than expenses which will let the person out of the rat race.  The second stage after the rat race is "the fast track"  where the person's goal is to buy his/her dream by accumulating 50,000 USD per month cash flow. So this game taught me to having a mindset to increase my P/E ratio or the passive income to expenses ratio. Not only that, it also created a drive in me to reach my dream.  Yes, DREAM no S. Why?  The Cashflow Classic game will let its player (or players) choose his/her dream.  I found out that in spite of my massive dreams to become rich, own houses, mansions...

"Hoooooorrrrssssseeeeee!!" My son kept on saying that word out loud when he saw a real horse! Oh yes it was real and I didn't realize a horse had a smell which my almost-two-year-old son was oblivious about. He was just so excited and fascinated by the horses. On Palm Sunday 2014, I thought to attend The Feast in PICC and also hear the Mass there but I got wind up watching an exciting fight of Pacquaio. Actually, I was surprised that I still found it fun to watch this new fight of the Pambansang Kamao after all the his recent fight performances... Anyway, we ran out of time to attend our regular sessions in PICC so I decided to just go the neighborhood for the Mass so off we went to Lourdes Church in Tagaytay, me, my son and my sister. After the Mass in Lourdes Church where Oriel, that's my son, had his fair share of awesomely irritating usual stints (he wanted to join the basketball where kids 4 times his size were playing, he pulled live plants from its...