Showing posts with label faith. Show all posts
Showing posts with label faith. Show all posts

Sunday, January 20, 2013

Can't Wait on Love? iJowa 7.0 is for You!

Sick of your boyfriend/girlfriend and need a quick fix?
Down and need to perk up your day?
Bored and want to spice up your life?

'Wag nang malumbay. We have the greatest offers for you!


Check out the latest iJowa 7.0

The all new iJowa 7.0
Hindi lang kape ang instant. Ngayon, pati boyfriend at girlfriend na rin.

Comes in iBoylet and iSyota versions. We have one (or two) for everyone.

Can be customized. Add and delete features that suits your needs.

Hundreds of exciting themes to choose from. Cats & Dogs (away-bati ang peg), No Other Woman (the more the merrier daw), and many more.

Voice command system. Follows orders such as "Mag-diet ka na, ang taba mo" or "Bili mo ko nun, bili mo ko nyan", and more.

Easy to switch off and on again. Just switch off the phone and viola, you can forget about your iJowa for a  while.

Outright replacement within 7 days. We have anticipated your short attention span and flickering interests. In case you change your mind within the warranty period, we will happily replace your device. Just visit any iJowa outlets near you.

Easy to get started with. Simply download and install the following applications:

1. iPanic: How old are you? You're still single. Mawawala na edad mo sa kalendaryo.

2. iFlirt: Try out different features to help you find the one that suits your taste. You need a cellphone and an unlitext subscription for this. (Go unlicalls to speed up the process.)

3. iCompromise: Lower your standards. 'Wag nang choosy.


4. iRush: Why wait when you can have everything? Now. Get yours. Now. Baka maunahan ka pa ng iba. Now. **


5. iIndulge: Go ahead! You deserve this. Life's a party. Tugs tugs. **


**Bundled with a postpaid plan. Use all you can, pay later. Low interest rates.



Hurry! Get this awesome package. Now na. Agad agad.






Why settle for less when you can have more? Why settle for less when you can have the best?


Want something that won't bug down on you anytime, you can treasure and lasts a lifetime? 


Know this plan exclusive for the patient and faithfuls. Go old school with the tried and tested iWait 101 by God.







100% handmade. Lovingly handcrafted by the Master Creator in His workshop called Heaven.

100% perfect for you. May have some a lot of flaws but guaranteed God's best for you.


100% unique design for everyone. He/She's the top of the line designed especially for you alone.


With FREE lifetime connection to the source of Grace. Easy to get started with (but hard to finish off -- that's why you need lifetime Grace). Simply download and install the following applications:


1. iSurrender: Give up the pen to God; He's in charge of the writing.


2. iWait: God's best needs months, years or even decades of pruning, sharpening and molding. Wait 'til the Maker is done. 'Wag excited much; may lakad?


3. iServe: Test run for the real deal without compromising your standards. Gusto mo na mag-asawa, marunong ka ba magwalis man lang?


4. iYield: Submit to the Potter's hand. You're also a work in progress -- God's best for someone.


5. iCommit: No return, no exchange. Go for the lifetime warranty.


All applications are FREE from the Master's Guide Book called the Bible. Go ahead. Read it.



O, ano pang hinihintay mo, Pasko?



© Christine Joy Cabrera
Love is waiting

Valentines muna noh. At para mas malinaw ang pananaw mo sa pag-ibig, hindi parang nag-cacanvass ng panibagong gadget, tayo na't mag-chacha-cha/tumambling/kumembot/umisplit papuntang Victory Greenhills Center sa February 16, 2013 (Saturday), 3:00 - 6:00 PM.

Makinig at matuto sa kwentong pag-ibig nina Joseph Bonifacio at Rica Peralejo-Bonifacio.


Hard sell na kung hard sell. Ano man ang relationship status mo, invited ka! IT'S A DATE!!!!

What will you do?



Saturday, January 14, 2012

In Two Places At Once

When A Walk to Remember hit the big screen ten years ago, it became a favorite to the hopeful and hopeless romantics alike. I am guilty as charged. One of my favorite scenes was when Landon (Shane West) brought Jaime (Mandy Moore) to the state border. He made her put her left foot on one side of the border and the right on the other. Viola! Her wish to be in two places at once was fulfilled.

Cute, isn't it?

As for me, I have my own version of being in two places at once.

I grew up somewhere in the metro east where there is a stretch of road called Imelda Avenue (formerly Felix Avenue). It’s adjacent (naks, adjacent) to Marcos High-way on the north and Ortigas Ext. Avenue on the south. On one side you are in Pasig but when you cross the street, you are in Cainta already. Stand on the isle and viola; you’re in two places at once.

Here’s another one: it’s the place in between singleness and parenthood. It’s where you want to leave the rest of the world behind chasing your boldest dreams but you can’t because you’re responsible for another soul and where you want to give everything you have to nurture that special being but you can’t because your hands are tied by the meager resources of a young single person.

Awkward.

You want to bond with your fellow singles but you have to be home early to read bedtime stories and make kamot to the likod of an adorable kid. You try to discuss issues with other mothers but find yourself quite lost when they start sharing married-life struggles.

Disorienting.

Not knowing where to go, to the right, to the left, to stand perfectly still or just evaporate like a mist.

I am not an isolated case. Even though each of you is related to a single-mom and this world has become so familiar with our presence, no one understands our struggles completely. Parenthood is one thing, single-parenthood another.

I’ve been crying out to God for the longest time. Lord, ang hirap! Being both the mother and the father. Nurturing and providing. Caring and protecting.

Singleness and parenthood. I realized what I was doing: STRUGGLING. Struggling to get out of the place where God has placed me and trying to fit in either of the two worlds. I found myself out of placed. Torn.

What I did not understand was this: Single-parenthood is a unique season on its own. God has put a unique set of challenges upon me so that I would become the unique person He designed me to be. A person that He can one day use for His great and mighty purposes.

God is the author of our life’s story.

To the other single-moms, God wants to tell us that He will increase our faith as He continues to stretch us. He will give us faith if we had none to start off with. He will meet us wherever we are. Even to the darkest alley, He will be there to walk us through. We need not worry about making both ends meet. His arms are long enough to cover the whole earth. Kung gusto mo, pati whole universe!

He will be our Mentor. We can triumph each day’s challenges, from dragging a sleepy grade-schooler out of his bed to changing soaked bed sheets at night.

He will be our Best friend. We can rant out our frustrations and disappointments, 24/7 and know that He won’t fall asleep.

He will be our Husband. We can sleep soundly, comforted, loved and assured that there will be a budget for the grocery, tuition fee, school bus, Happy Meals, Kiddie Meals and trips to the toy store.

Kaya ikaw, go-getter mom, stop struggling and start trusting in His awesome power. Even though you want to run away, stand still and know that He is God.

I speak to you as if our circumstances are the same but wherever road, border or high-way you are right now, let His word be a lamp to your feet and a light to your path. (Psalm 119:150)

My son will turn seven on January 16. Standing on this place called single-parenthood has been amazing for me. I’m at awe as I look back to the past seven long years. Joyful, excruciating, wonderful, exciting, painful and exhilarating. These are only a few adjectives for the mix of emotions this rollercoaster ride has been – so far. Nevertheless, I declare God has certainly been faithful to His promises of redemption, protection, strength, comfort, direction and provision.

Just like how Jamie thought Landon was acting crazy, we might think that God doesn't know what He's doing. But He does. And it's really an exciting and nakakakilig thing. *twinkle twinkle*