Happy Christmas

May the Christmas season Fill your home with peace, Your heart with happiness And your life with the best of everything.

It’s the time of love, It’s the time of peace, It’s the time of happiness, It’s Christmas time, for one and all!

I Wish that the good times and treasures of today Transform into the golden memories of tomorrow and inspire you always strive for perfection, in whatever you do Merry Christmas!

Let your Christmas sparkle with moments of togetherness, laughter and joy And may the year ahead be filled to the brim, with happiness and contentment. Wish you a Merry Christmas.

As you enjoy the food, deck up every nook and corner of your home and celebrate the togetherness... Hoping that the joy and festivities, continue in your lives, long after Christmas is over Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!

Sending across your way the gift of faith, the blessing of goodwill and the peace of Jesus’ love at Christmas and throughout the year!

Let the feeling of love Softly fill our hearts and minds. 


A little smile, a word of cheer, A bit of love from someone near, A little gift from one held dear, Best wishes for the coming year… These make a Merry Christmas!

Simply Thankful

Our campus minister, who happened to be also my dear Spanish instructor, told me that being thankful to the littlest things in life will help me make a 360-degree turn, in terms of my perception of life. Being thankful for the clean air, for the tap water that reaches our  home, for the decent meals I share with my family in our dinner table, these things are often overlooked when appreciating life.

Many times, I have complained about the trivial things like the heat, the difficulties of learning to speak Spanish, NJ’s “toy installations” in the living room, the sweat and the remains of a good meal on my collar and pants. I always find it easy to complain about things, which sometimes makes me feel a bit discontented about my life. Although I have all the things I needed to thrive, I seem to have acquired a habit of complaining. This Christmas, I want to be more appreciative and thankful for everything that God has given me. I am thankful for the love that people has bestowed upon me. I am thankful for the true friendship that strengthened me. I am thankful for the people who have wronged me deeply, because they convinced me that somehow some way, God exacts justice where it is needed be, because in the end, I was the one who ended up polished and gleaming and happy. Things simply go back to where they belong. No matter how much difficulty, hardship or pain I have suffered, what’s important is the person that these things made me become – stronger, driven, better, though a bit feisty.

I have learned to look at the good things that come out of the bad things. I have learned to see hope in frustration. I have seen consequences with offenses. I have seen fairness.  For all these things, I am thankful.