Missing Enrique
*Sigh*
Suddenly I missed Enrique. I read his blog entries, and I miss him all the more. I couldn't help but smile and blush especially when I read his first blog entry.
I really wish November is just one more sleep away....
*Sigh*
Today I had talks with our various suppliers/prospect suppliers:
Last weekend I was able to do a couple of things:
Wow, I was so happy when people commented that my autumn-inspired motif really looks nice.
The other day, in a surprise move, my mom asked me what motif we plan for our wedding. This was a surprise, given that my mother used to be silent whenever I bring up the wedding topic.
Lately I’ve been having second thoughts on whether SSJ is the right Church for us or not. For one, I chose the church because of the Shrine of Jesus incident, where I just tried inquiring and ended up being told that my date and my alternative date are fully booked already. Next, I am really having a tough time looking for our reception venue. Going all the way to Manila & Makati might not be a good idea, since 9th December is a Saturday, not to mention a busy weekend (two weeks before Christmas!).
After much complications and planning, I finally went to Oasis Manila for their formal opening last Sunday. My friend Cat went with me, and I also met up with Arlene. It was a rather small place, much smaller than what I have expected...
Goodbye Europe, goodbye cold weather, goodbye walks in the park, bye shopping, bye gorgeous, lovely fashion gals. Joke joke joke. Hello! Oil rich region, yes! Persian Gulf.
While blog-hopping, I got curious about the blog post of Arlene, a fellow w@wie, on the 5-Question Game. I immediately asked her to Interview Me (part of the mechanics), and so she gave me five questions that I needed to answer.
The past few days I've been rather depressed because I miss my Enrique so much. I hardly had sleep, worrying too much about the fact that Enrik is somewhere in iran and there is no way to contact him save for old school way of communication: waiting for someone to sign-on/off. again
I watched Mr. & Mrs. Smith with my friend last Saturday... it was fun! The story was about a couple having secret lives, and though they were madly in love with each other, there clearly were trust issues. The lesson was very timeless: trust, honesty, openness, and respect are key ingredients to a blissful(!) marriage.
I thought it was only Enrique who can't keep a secret whenever he plans to surprise me... I can't as well!
I almost cried in Changi Airport when I learned that Enrique's trade route will solely be in Iran, and that Globe (Prepaid) doesn't have network coverage there. A local sim cost about US$ 1,200 and calls are US$ 5 / minute. This means it is likely that we will not be able to communicate until November, save for the old school method of sending letters whenever a crew signs on/off.
Here's a song a fellow w@wie (Mark) posted.
I feel so guilty about my most recent splurges.
I love you so very much. Hope u like my surprise. I bravely looked hard for it and kahit super init, para lang sa’yo. Mahal na mahal kita Vanessa.
Sometimes I really find Enrique too cute to be true. He can hardly keep it a secret whenever he plans to give or buys something for me!
Last Thursday, I took a day off, and together with my sister, went to Sanctuario de San Jose to pay our downpayment, as well as to check out the Church itself. It was quite a lovely Church. A little formal, but at least not too cluttery and there were few statues.
They say that LOVE blossoms in the most unlikely of places and time. Indeed it does.