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Archive for May, 2010

Him skipping meals is not something that is new to me because he does it quite frequently due to his hectic work schedule. Good thing on my part, I guess, since I will not have to browse fat burner reviews to help him lose weight and stay slim and trim. Actually, I would rather him gain some weight like he did when he had his vacation here, relaxing and eating on a regular schedule. I’m talking about my fiancé who is having a hard time gaining weight. What can I say? But he skips meals a lot of times, especially when he’s tired and weary from working so much, or is actually at work when it’s time to be having dinner.

That is something that I will make a point to change in the future, though. When we’re  together, I will see to it that he will not skip meals because if he does, he’ll get yakked at constantly until he changes his habits, and you better watch out, honey because I’m a good yakker. Beat that! Hehe.

News about scams really interest me because one must always be aware of the many hoaxes that people try to pull on the unsuspecting. It’s sad but it’s always been that way throughout history. And the latest I’ve read about is the apidexin scam. I do wonder why some people are so unethical? Scamming people just for the sake of money. Oh well! How about karma? Do they believe in that? I believe in it and it has a way of paying back those who stray from the path of honesty. Do I sound upset? Well, I am but, oh well, I can’t do anything but sigh.

I was hoping for it for like a couple of days and guess what, It finally happened last night and it totally came as a surprise. I thought he had totally ignored it since I can see his updates in my feeds. I’ve already accepted the idea that he’s not going to accept it but he did. I was like, whoa! How come he did all of a sudden?

But oh well, I hope he wasn’t pushed into something that he didn’t like doing. Nobody pushed him, I think. I was thinking that maybe his son did because he saw my post. Hehe. Well, he can edit it anytime anyway. It’s his choice. (“,) I’ll see you soon, mister.