Im a worker..

the other night i was thinking what will i do when i get home.. i was thinking of having my own small business, but i wont be a good manager, i better off as a worker.. i like to keep myself busy doing something rather than giving orders, do this, do that.. oh no im not the type and i dont think i would be an effective one, im very soft and sometimes id rather do it myself than ask somebody.. maybe because thats the way i was brought up, i grew without depending on anyone, if you a thing work hard for it to get it. and to tell you the feeling is awesome and you learn to treasure that thing.

some people see me as a walng alam, i mean they think that i cant do household chores or be domesticated, so one time i asked myself.. wat are they thinking of me? and panu b ako makisama? anu bang aura ko? hehe.. i just hope they know me before they judge me..
anyway, when i was a small child i was exposed with the family business, the flower shop and the tumana, my father used to plant so many vegetables and we even help during harvest time and it was so much fun. one time my grandma was harvesting tomatoes and if you fill up one tiklis, you will be paid 2.50 pesos, at that time its quite big for a child like me, and i can buy a peanut butter sandwich for that, but while i was harvesting, i get irritated and because ive been under the sun for long time and i still couldnt fill up the container, so i give up and ask for my cousin help.. so i end up having just half of the money.. LOL

i also tried harvesting calamansi, and daddy will pay P1 per kilo. o god! i almost wreck the tree and i still couldnt fill up one red bag, i just end up with 8 kilos most of the time.. lol

but with those experiences my eyes were opened in a very young age na, you give value in whatever you have in life especially the things you work hard, kc i wouldnt pay any happiness in the word if you achieve something na you know that you really give your best to get it..
and it taught me na life is not easy, the things i got from my parents e dugo at pawis ang binuhos para i can have the luxury in life.. and i taught me rin na kung di ka masipag you wont get anywhere..

dadi, is a very hardworking man and he love what his doin and the dedication to achieve something is really there, he works along his men sa tumana, so he knows whats happening and what are the things nid to be done.... maybe nakuha ko sa knya ung sipag at tyaga.. kya id better be a worker than a boss..