NCLEX passer!

WOOHOOO! I made it! Had my Nursing Pinning on May 17, graduated from college on May 20. And officially passed the NCLEX, soon to be a Registered Nurse. At 20 years old, this are my proud accomplishments. Call me conceited, but all the struggles I've been through and conquered I think I have the right to be proud. All the hard work and discipline! All the temptations I defeated! God is good! I'm announcing it to myself and to whoever is reading this blog. I don't really care if I got readers or not but thanks and really I appreciate the time for those who take a moment and check out this blog. I haven't been posting some worthy posts as I've said I've been very busy and I haven't been inspired in awhile. But I'll keep on writing. Maybe not now lol as soon as I get inspired. Everything is looking good right now. Life is good! It's amazing how depressed I was before and now I look at everything positively. I credit it to the people and friends I never thought I would ever have again. And to this wonderful dude who I think really made me a changed person.

A belated HAPPY BIRTHDAY to my bestfriend AYA in the Philippines! I miss you so much! We'll see each other again soon! Love you! GAROOPY forever!

Special shoutout to Zee, creator of the blog Music and more... thank you for still reading this blog! You're awesome! Enjoy your last week of school!

Playing right now: Walk On by U2

A special person sent this to me and it just made my day and got me going and persevering and so I'll end this post with this quote:

"Today remind yourself that nothing is too good to be true. Your great hopes can be realized. Your most wonderful dreams can come true. All that you really need, you can have. An incredible goodness is operating on your behalf. If you are living a paltry life, resolve to stop it today. Expect great things to happen. Confidently receive God's abundant blessings. Do not think of lack. Instead think prosperity, abundance, the best of everything. God wants to give you, his child, every good thing. Don't hinder his generosity."

- Norman Vincent Peale