Imagine It Done.

Imagination works. It creates the blueprint of a plan, a dream, a goal, and an objective. It is a solitary thought that grows on its own when fed with ambition or the willingness to execute it into a practicable reality.--Jill Centino

Note: I got this quote from Anj's nice blog (thanks anj)...


I have always been very creative and imaginative. Certain names colors, pictures, and images appear in my head all the time. I write all these things down so that I won't be able to forget about it. After two years of working in different companies and getting myself into different fields, I am finally making my dream into a reality.

It's true what they say..when you can't sleep and stop thinking about something, you have to find a way to do whatever it is that you have to do. I felt that I wasn't cut out to be an employee and that I really wanted to be an entrepreneur.

Orange Chicken was born during those times when I couldn't sleep at night. Fortunately, I have a very supportive family. At the end of Feb or early March, we will be launching Orange Chicken. A dream that came true because of my imagination.

Delicious Ambiguity

I wanted a perfect ending. Now I've learned, the hard way, that some poems don't rhyme, and some stories don't have a clear beginning, middle, and end. Life is about not knowing, having to change, taking the moment and making the best of it, without knowing what's going to happen next. Delicious Ambiguity.
--GILDA RADNER


I am very much contented with the little surprises of my life and yet I couldn't stop but think that the happiness and contentment that I am feeling right now will soon be over and replaced by misery. Quite a contradiction to my positive outlook on life.

I am scared that one day something really bad will happen and all these things that are going on in my life will soon be over in a second. Fear of the Unknown can really get to me sometimes but somehow despite the uncertainties, I still feel compelled to go on and indulge. After all, we only live once. Gilda Radner was right, life is a delicious ambiguity...and I have decided to enjoy it while I still can.

Oh and by the way, I don't regret ever taking the plunge and leaving Singledom..."Commitmenthood" agrees with me...