LOVE, Kloudiia

Hurray to another new invention! Hurray to one more new feature in our mobile phone!

But, can we really celebrate the advancement of technology and welcome them with big wide arms? I’m sure some of you have had some terrible experiences with how technology has negatively affected you. Not to make this a ranting post, I’ve decided to take another stand and look at this issue. It all started because of this.

I was at Burger King yesterday and while chatting away, me and my company were greatly disturbed when three ladies sitting right behind us decided to share some music from their mobile phone.

Not only am I heaving a sign of relief, but also a sign of happiness and peace.

Yes, the Relationship Blueprint Seminar has successfully ended yesterday. As much as I enjoyed myself while I was speaking and sharing the content, the joy was much heightened and intensified when I sat down to read the comments and testimonials the participants gave me.

Here are some extracts:

“Great tools to work on our relationships!”

“Very insightful and relevant information shared…”

“I like the relationship blueprint and the 17  factors the best! I would like to see more of such seminars in future.”

My sister Grace’s Nokia hp went beep once. Well, she’s got a sms. None of us were expecting this: 

“Hi Grace, me and xx are getting married!” 

Too excited, my sister passed the phone to me, as I was very conveniently just beside her. We both went ecstatically crazy for a few moments, receiving some stares as we enjoyed being happy then.

Haha… Actually I got wind of this super good news about some weeks ago. Remember my good ole’ days when I ran a dating agency called Two To Tango? Well, we’ve got another couple hooked, for good!

“You only think about yourself, always! You’d rather choose to spend your time during weekends playing soccer, instead of staying home. Weekend should be a family day, and yet all you care about is having fun outside all by yourself!” Kate says.

“What do you mean always? Since when did I forbid you to go out? You know you have the freedom to just go when you like it” retorts Chris.

“If I go out, then who’s going to take care of the kids?” Kate asks, fuming by now.

“Well, leave them to the maid!” Chris replies, shrugging his shoulder.

Life isn’t something you can give an answer to today. You should enjoy the process of waiting, the process of becoming what you are. There is nothing more delightful than planting flower seeds and not knowing what kind of flowers are going to come up.

                                                                        – Milton Erickson

I stole this from the ever-enlightening Life Coaches Blog. Found it too good to resist! Plus, knowing Alvin won’t sue me gives me another reason to steal it and put it here!

[tags]magical quotes, life’s mystery, reflections on life, milton erickson[/tags]

I was awed by the vicious and thick flowing lava emitting out from an erupting volcano. The intensity of the red bloodied looked like it would just eat you up and bury you alive, while melting your bones to ashes with its astonishingly high temperature. 

That was how I felt as I sat in front of the TV watching volcanoes on Discovery Channel.  

At the same time that I was in awe, I was equally in fear of the power of nature. Look at this. How beautiful…

While this is so frighteningly impressive…

Gone are the days when women are the only ones who are clingy, needy and dependent. As we move into the era where women are equally capable of earning their own keep, aren’t afraid to say her piece and air her opinions and treasure her freedom.

Therefore, as women climb their way up the social ladder while still maintaining their domestic positions, a certain group of men may begin to feel the pressure and start to react negatively.

Short of the woman being responsible for the man’s behaviour due to her flirtatious nature, Mr Needy Man needs to work on himself if he ever hopes to have a happy and lasting relationship.

Dear friends,

Please be informed that I’ll be replying all the emails on love questions sent in by you on my official love coaching blog. LOVE, Kloudiia will remain as my personal blog in which I’ll continue to fill in the usual musings, reflections I have and any insights on love and life I get every now and then. Plus, some bits and pieces of what’s going on in my life, besides work!

You can still continue to send me your love questions via the contact form here for the time being, until the other blog gets more fixed up. (Need to wait till my seminar is over before I can find time to do it!)

I Want That!

You Want What?

That!

What is That?

Well, that are all these…

(photo taken from http://iwantthat.sg)

Aren’t they lovely? Guys, if you are fretting over what gifts to get for your girlfriends this Christmas, look no further!

Gals, you may want to pamper yourself too, or get them for your close girlfriends and have a naughty pretty pyjamas Christmas party maybe?

My friend owns this site and it’s totally new. But they’ve already added some merchandise there, so why not be one of the firsts to grab?

 (Photo taken from Wikipedia)

Honestly speaking, this wasn’t the top of my choice of movies to watch on the eve of Deepavali. But due to the consideration of all the parties involved, we had to settle on something that was generally acceptable to everyone. A movie that is safe, not too deep in content and entertaining. “The Game Plan” fits the bill completely. I guess that’s why it’s the game plan haha.

The little girl was absolutely rivetting. Not only did her natural acting captured our entire attention, her big brown eyes and those curly locks scored bonus points for her too. She was simply lovable. She was Peyton Kelly, played by Madison Pettis – the 8 year old daugher of Joe Kingman.