Precious Moments

“Tag, you’re it!”  Last Friday, I was reading Madie’s blog on Book Meme and as I go through the lines I said to myself, “Wow! Madie really reads a lot o books!”  And I was also trying, without pressure ha, to recall the books which have in one way or another fall into the 9 categories listed there.  

I don’t have the answers to all numbers then but when I got to the last part (#10), I saw my name – Jaze.  I clicked on it thinking this might be someone else with the same nickname but “Jaze” directed me to “Precious Moments” blog page, which is mine – huhuhehehuhuhehe (Suddenly, I’m laughing and sobbing at the same time - joke!)…. AKO JUD DIAY. Na pressure nuon ko Madz dah!  I don’t read that much book these days, except Nursing-related ones.   The ones I’ve read long time ago had been saved in my subconscious. 

1. One book that changed your life.

    THE BIBLE

2. One book that you’ve read more than once.

            Mighty Mom’s Secrets For Raising Super Kids.  Bought this book in March 2004 and it has been a great help

3.  One book that you’d want on a desert island.

     The Purpose-Driven Life by Rick Warren.  At least by reading it, I would be reminded that there must be a reason why I’m there (in a desert island) and somehow I could keep track of how many days I’ve been there – in that desert island. Nganong maabot man pud ko didto uy?  Pang Miss Universe question man ni!

4.  One book that made you laugh.

            Books by Bo Sanchez.  It’s not that his books are without depth, on the contrary, his books are full of spiritual enlightenment and preaching and teaching on different things – from money matters to vocation to facing your ugly past to ANYTHING under the sun.  The seriousness of the topics does not prevent Bo from injecting humor into his writings. 

5. One book that made you cry.

            Essentials of Anatomy and Physiology.  Mag test man gud mi halos every other day. Bhuhuhuhu Wwwaaaaahhh!

6. One book you wished had never been written.

            Books with anti-Christ themes and those that seem to be not anti-Christ but have their facts all askew.

7. One book you wished you have written.

            One of the books in the Bible, like the Gospel.

8. One book that you’ve been meaning to read.

            The ABC’s of Writing Winning Business Plans by Garret Sutton.  It has been in my bookshelf since January this year.  I bought it so I must have been meaning to read it but just can’t seem to start…

9.  One book you are reading at the moment.

            Aside from Nursing-related books, I’m reading “The One Minute Manager” by Ken Blanchard and Spencer Johnson.  It’s a book on Management.  It is recommended by a BCBP friend who is also a sales manager and he said it’s a good read for dealing with people.  I am not a manager but hey, I deal with people so….

10.  Three others that you’d want to do this.

           Gin-Gin, Jopie and Fay 

          Yaw na lang mo reklamo ha, and JUST DO IT

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