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Ready, Set and GO!

We are now in the last week of January 2011 and finally, I'll be writing my new post for this Year of the Metal Rabbit.

How's your new year, guys? I know it's a little bit of late in greeting you all only this time, but hey! It's still the new year, anyway! 

Well, my celebration of the new year was pretty awesome because I had the chance to goofed and played along with my family, cousins and other relatives.

I must say that celebrating the new year is one of the best occasion we have because this is the season that we reminisced on all the things we've done in the past year and at the same time hoping for the best next year to come.

As of press time, a lot of things are juggling in my mind right now just like what will be my future holds this 2011, my soon-to-be decisions and above all, how can I handle pressures and other surprises that will surely come along the way?

Then I look back in 2010 and realized that if I survived the ferocity of the Tiger Year, then I'll surely overcome this Rabbit Year has to offer me. I have my family to lean on, friends by my side and HIM to shield me from all these life shruggings.

I also have so many New Year Resolutions but I'd rather keep it to myself and I'll try harder to make all these resolutions come true. Just a bit of discipline to push it all through.

I'll never get tired of learning new things and I'm not afraid to try everything and get corrected as long that it's for my own benefit. I'll take every criticism whether it's constructive or anything because, on this matter, I'll know what areas I need to improve.

I won't give up and in God's perfect time, I'll definitely reap all the fruits of my labor.

So come on 2011!!! Let's bring this one on! I'M READY! I'M READY! I'M READY! I'M READY!

I'M READY! (SpongBob tune) :)) 

Comments

Dhon Remigio said…
Idol kita, Promise! I may not be very vocal with it, I know somehow it shows. Basta let's just keep it up this year!
Up! Up! up! for your site, ang angas ng mga blogs!
January 27, 2011 at 11:27 PM
JORISDICTION said…
Hahaha Salamat! Mas idol kita, Kuya! :) Alam mo yan! :) Wag ka magbabago ha! :) Let's make our 2011 productive and oh so right! :P
January 28, 2011 at 11:48 PM
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