My Kind of Superwoman

First off, happy mother's day to everyone! Please hug your wonderful mothers for me! :)

For her special day, I took mom to hear mass in Tagaytay and we had a brilliant breakfast in Mile Hi Diner. This will be a quick post. I will just share with you how we spent Mother's day this year. :)

Special roses for a special woman in my life. :)

Mommy was surprised! I gave it to her as a welcome back
gift. She just came from Boracay and Iloilo. :)

While waiting for our food. We are starving!!!

A little test shot won't hurt. ;)

Breakfast of champions! Sorry I ate meat. :))

The place was phenomenal. The view was magnificent. The food was superb. Plus, they open really early. :)

There's something about neon signs...

Mom's talking to Dad over the phone.

Thrifted dress, Artwork flats, Aldo bag

Had to rush taking pictures. It was already drizzling!

We had fun on our little trip to Tagaytay. I'm really grateful to have my mom. She's the most understanding, most compassionate, and most supportive mom in the entire world! She's always been there for me. It's like she can do anything. When it comes to her unica hija, she can walk on water and turn water into wine! She's that kind of mom! Again, I just can't thank God enough that she raised me and raised me well, if I may so myself. (teehee!) I always try to make Mother's Day special, even in a little way. This year was pretty special. I just wanted her to take her mind off all her burdens and stresses in life. I'm glad I was able to do just that. You're the queen in my heart, Mommy! :)

Love,

SGT <3

Graduation Glam!

Black booties from All That Clutter.

Dress from Forever 21, Shoes from Janeo, Bag from Aldo
Had to switch shoes thrice. HAHA.

Flats from Parisian

Finally! After four-and-a-half years, I graduated with a degree in BA Communication Arts major in Speech Communication from the University of the Philippines Los Banos! As early as now, I have my eyes set on taking up a Masters Degree (probably in Psychology), as well as a Doctorate Degree in the same field... that is after I come back from Myanmar. It just feels so good to close one chapter in your life and say to yourself that you managed to emerge victorious and ready to take on new challenges. As sad and heartbreaking as it is to leave my Alma Mater, it is a necessary evil. We all have to move on at some point, and my time is now.

So to all graduates of Class 2012, I salute you! Congratulations and let us all make our beloved University and the entire Filipino proud! Mabuhay tayong mga Iskolar ng at para sa Bayan! :)

Love,

SGT <3