Cnibi's Writings

When some unexpected expenses come just before you buy something from Verizon, usually, you won’t be able to go on what you originally planned with that long-saved money. You’ll have to spend your money on that expense than on a Verizon product. And you’ll have to wait for some months again before you can finally buy that Verizon product. If these times will come, you can rely on a Verizon Promo Code. Because Verizon promo codes will give you a discount, you’ll only have to pay fewer amounts. So if you are left with less, you might still be able to buy the Verizon product you want.

I have experienced this when my friend needs money badly and borrowed from me. Because I couldn’t refuse her, I lent her money. That’s why my plan of buying an Android phone from Verizon was cancelled. But I tried to get a Verizon Promo Code before finally cancelling my plan. And when I was given a big discount, I bought it because the money left on my wallet just sufficed. Because of it, my plan of buying an Android phone that very day wasn’t ruined.

Three and half years ago, when I was pregnant with my son, people warned me about how being a mom would be like, that it would change my life, the way I looked at things, my priorities, as if being a mother was something exciting yet ominous, terrific yet terrible –wonderful and difficult at the same time. As if pregnancy was not complicated enough, I learned I was pregnant after graduation from a law school, in same year I was going to take the bar exams.

So aside from being told how scary and life-changing being a mother was going to be, I also had to deal with people telling me I was a bit crazy for taking the bar while pregnant. With so many things going on with my body, I think people traced not to study well enough to pass the thing, which did nothing for my self-esteem and my ranging hormones.

To continue the process of recovery from a failed marriage, I decided it was time to get back into the dating game. It had been years since my marriage and close to a decade since I had last gone out on a date. I was a late bloomer with only fighting spirit to show for it. My friends happily obligated and set me up on a number of blind dates and yes, I must say, I make a great first date.

Some of my dates have said I was great to talk to and always funny. I was always asked out again. But I have never gotten past the second date. The running joke is that I’m a serial dater by default because things would start off fine but would never go anywhere. I realized that it wasn’t the snap dating –which I found to be such a chore –but the intimacy laced with chemistry that I wanted.