My daughter is attending the 10th Jubilee celebration at her alma mater scheduled in June 2017. This early, she needs to plan ahead to avoid overlapping of her schedules. She’s attending three weddings next year and each is located in a different country. Her cousin in September, her school friend in October, another cousin in May. Add to that a grand Tan family reunion also in May.
I messaged Ramon Dimacali, FPG president, a couple of days ago hoping to get advanced info on where Federal Phoenix Insurance’s next incentive travel would be. He’s not sure yet because it’s still far away but Canada and Barcelona are both contenders. But things could still change.
Edmund is thinking about joining a golf tournament in mid April and he has until tonight to decide. He’s waiting for his golf mates / team mates from the Philippines to decide. If ever, that would be somewhere between April 6 and 18, 2017. I got so excited when he told me about the prospects of visiting the Old Course again. Chaperone uli ako. He needs me to constantly remind him of his hotel room number.
(Mister Callaway, Old Course, October 2013).
He saw me walked a lot faster.
E——“Nawala sakit ng likod mo?”
A——“Na-excite ako bigla”.
E——“hahahaha, yun lang pala ang gamot, Scotland”.
He’s hoping the free travel of FPG falls somewhere before or after so we could avail of the free PAL tickets from Manila to London to Manila.
(with golf tournament organizer, October 2013)
I am super excited with the prospect of going back. How many more years are remaining in my life? Only God knows. Go while I can still walk, Go while I can still see, Go while I can still feel. Husband also needs me, sorang ulyanin. In 2013, he asked “tart what is our room number?”, at least ten times a day. Wife doesn’t want him to end up in another hotel room.
His golf buddies were amazed at how I survived staying in St. Andrews for one whole week while Edmund played golf. That place is for unwinding, a time for oneself. It’s the perfect place to relax, catch up on sleep. Maghapon kang naka-tingala sa langit. I am excellent in the Italian art of “La Dolce Far Niente”, which means the sweetness of doing nothing. I can stay there for a month and not get bored.
