Update on My 60 before 60

    Exactly nine months from now and I will be a Senior Citizen. Have to update on my 60 before 60 before it's too late or I will be regretting things I will not be able to do. But come to think of it, why stress myself with these things? This list was supposed to just be my guide to make my life a fruitful one. I think I have to change the things that are impossible to do now that many changes have arisen and replace them with more practical and productive things to do.

    Glad to say that I have done half of #60 last night with my Tommy with the gift certificate given to us by my now son-in-law when we first met him last year. Here's the update..


  1.      Memorize verses from the Bible. ~ memorizing...still memorizing
  2.       Read the entire Bible. ~ reading...still reading
  3.      Learn how to incorporate Bible verses in my prayers. ~ practicing...still practicing
  4.      Learn how to pray sincerely. ~ learning...still learning
  5.      Pray confidently in public. 
  6.      Pray for others without being conscious. 
  7.      Have my own Victory group (which means I am capable already).
  8.      Share the Good News to the neighbors in Magdaong.
  9.     Conduct Bible Study in the compound.
  10.     Sleep early, 11:00 PM.                    
  11.     Be  healthy by eating  healthy food.  9/9/12, when I started on  paleo diet.
  12.     Make 3 more fruit of the Spirit cross stitch. 
  13.     Make crocheted  coasters as Christmas gifts for 2013.
  14.     Make crocheted glass holders as Christmas gifts for 2014.
  15.     Experiment baking brownies with malunggay.
  16.     Experiment on making cuchinta with coconut milk.
  17.     Experiment on making sapin-sapin easier. 
  18.    Take orders for homemade  goodies.
  19.     Make unique packaging for homemade goodies.
  20.     Make my own blog.  Here it is:)
  21.     Have a backyard garden.
  22.     Make garden for herbs. ~ Starting to make one, thanks to my good friend, Nida C. Bumactao who gave seeds all the way from Connecticut.
  23.     Learn how to sing for videoke.
  24.     Have to buy videoke first.
  25.    Go to Puerto Princesa to see underground river.
  26.    Go to Coron.
  27.    Go to Tagaytay (Memory Lane). 11/17/12 Thanks to my sister-in-law, Rachelle.
  28.    Travel along Laguna to try food specialty of each town.
  29.     Buy herb plants from Quezon Ave. Garden or in Manila Seedling 11/11/12 Thanks to Tom, Angge and Gin
  30.     Go to Los Banos to buy kesong puti and carabao’s milk.
  31.     Construct kitchen for my homemade goodies.
  32.      Learn how to play piano again.
  33.     Have piano tuned first.
  34.     Learn how to sew again.
  35.     Have sewing machine repaired first.
  36.     Learn how to paint using oil and watercolor. learning
  37.     Brisk walking every morning going to market. ~ around the compound, most of the time and to market once in a while
  38.     Brisk walking every afternoon around compound.
  39.     Exercise to be healthy and to lower BP. ~ 10/8/12 started going to Slimmer's World gym
  40.     Get US visa with Cham. 
  41.     Go to US with Cham.
  42.      Earn for my personal expenses. I'm helping Georgina with her online shop
  43.      Make menu for healthy everyday dishes.
  44.      Go to culinary school again even for half day courses.
  45.      Create a dessert, should be paleo dessert.
  46.      Sew dresses for Gin’s clothes business. It's now online shop
  47.      Attend pasta classes with Tom.
  48.      Design gazebo and construct.
  49.     Travel with Lolit, Luchi and Lelet anywhere.
  50.     Set bookstore for youth in Teopengco bldg.
  51.     Meet Marek. 9/2/12 during my daughter, Cham's birthday celebration
  52.     Attend church with Gael.
  53.     Share the gospel to Tom. 
  54.     Lead with Tommy Bible group with helpers.
  55.     Pray with Tommy before going to bed.
  56.     Look for my godchildren whom I don't see for quite some time.
  57.    Meet with my old friends like Debbie, Tootsie, Issa,
  58.    Go to Hongkong with whole family including Gael. 11/28/12 to 12/2/12
  59.    Stay overnight in a 5 star hotel (breakfast included)with Mama, Lolit and Luchi. May 19,2013 at Subic see here 
  60.    Pamper myself in an expensive salon (haircut, hairspa) and body massage in The Spa. thanks to Gin for my hair rebond at Mary Pauline:) Thanks to Erich for the gift certificate any service of our choice in The Spa 

Psalm 119:33-37

Teach me, O Lord, to follow your decrees;
then I will keep them to the end.
Give me understanding, and I will keep your law
and obey it with all my heart.
Direct me in the path of your commands,
for there I find delight.
Turn my heart toward your statutes
and not toward selfish gains.
Turn my eyes away from worthless things;
preserve my life according to your word.



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