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Tuesday, July 26, 2011

September 20th, 2014

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20 September 2014

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Date Bride Groom Match
20146 Year8 Year Yes
September 6 Month 8 Month Yes
20 (S)8 Day1 Day Yes
21 (S)9 Day2 Day No
22 (M)1 Day3 Day Yes
23 (T)2 Day22 Day Yes
24 (W)3 Day5 Day No
25 (T)22 Day6 Day Yes
26 (F)5 Day7 Day No


For 2014 the following months are good numerological matches for this couple:

Month Bride Groom
February 8 Month 1 Month
April 1 Month 3 Month
September 6 Month 8 Month
November 8 Month 1 Month


For September, 2014 the following days are good numerological matches for this couple:

DateDay Bride Groom
2 Tue 8 Day 1 Day
4 Thu 1 Day 3 Day
5 Fri 2 Day 22 Day
7 Sun 22 Day 6 Day
9 Tue 6 Day 8 Day
11 Thu 8 Day 1 Day
13 Sat 1 Day 3 Day
14 Sun 2 Day 22 Day
16 Tue 22 Day 6 Day
18 Thu 6 Day 8 Day
20 Sat 8 Day 1 Day
22 Mon 1 Day 3 Day
23 Tue 2 Day 22 Day
25 Thu 22 Day 6 Day
27 Sat 6 Day 8 Day
29 Mon 8 Day 1 Day

Wedding date planner

Every couple planning on getting married wants the best possible start to the rest of their lives together. When planning a wedding, the date is usually the first thing that needs to be decided. There will be many factors that influence the decision on the date of the big day, but often there will be several possibilities all weighing up as equally good. Numerology can be used as a nice tie breaker in the final decision.

Just as the day we are born maps out the path our life will take so too does the day on which we marry influence the path of the relationship. Finding an auspicious day for a wedding using Numerology can be complicated as calculations need to be performed for each day for both the bride and the groom. The calculator provided here gives an easy to use, quick reference lookup over the range of a week using the birth date of the bride and groom.

Numerology using date of birth against a calendar date provides 3 numbers. The most important of the 3, which has the greatest influence on any date, is the Personal Year number. The 2nd number and of next greatest influence is the Personal Month number. Finally there is the Personal Day number, which has the least influence. It's always the small details that make the biggest difference so the personal day is most applicable when choosing a wedding date. Even though it is of least significance in numerology it is the number you should pay most attention to.

The numbers are listed below in order for quickly referencing their significance when using the numerology wedding calculator on the right.

A personal year, month or day of 1 is a number of beginnings, new starts. People in a 1 personal year, month or day have a tendency to be a bit self absorbed. Ambition is a key element of this number. Individualism. The number 1 does however remain a good number for a wedding date as it indicates a start and a commitment to the new life.

A personal year, month or day of 2 is a number of unions, balance and diplomacy which makes it ideally suited to the taking of vows, signing of contacts, entering into a long and fruitful union. The number 2 is the opposite to the number 1 in that it ignores self interests and ambition to work with others to create harmony, productivity and creativity.

A personal year, month or day of 3 is a number of joy, happiness, social gatherings, self expression and creativity. A 3 personal day is the best day for a happy social gathering of friends. A wedding on this day would be a successful social event that would be joyful and memorable.

A personal year, month or day of 4 is a number of restrictions, hard work, setbacks and is considered unlucky in east asian cultures. Stay at a hotel in China or Korea and you will find no 4th floor and usually no 13th either. The number 13 is considered unlucky by western cultures, in numerology it reduces to 4 (1+3) the two numbers being related in their symbolic meaning. However, this is a superstition and not a symbolic property of the number 4 in numerology. The number 4 is a very rigged and stable number. As a base number it is an good choice as it symbolises a solid foundation. A good number for a man to have, a 4 personal year would not be a bad year for a man to marry in. In Tarot The Emperor is the 4th card of the Major Arcana and represents a solid rock of authority that others can anchor on.

A personal year, month or day of 5 is a number of freedom, travel, changes, the un-exepected and sensual pleasures. It is not a number for settling down or entering into a union that sacrifices freedom. It is a number of sexual attraction, a good number if you are looking to meet someone new but not for creating a bond with someone you are already with. In Tarot's Minor Arcana the 5's are traditionally bad cards to draw. The number 5 is a very unstable number.

A personal year, month or day of 6 is a number of family, responsibility and the home. Of all the numbers in numerology this number is the most auspicious number for creating a home with someone, settling down and perhaps having a family too if that is important to you. Try to have a 6 in the personal date numbers of both the bride and groom when picking a date for a wedding. In Tarot's Major Arcana The Lover's is card number 6.

A personal year, month or day of 7 is a number of rest, introspection and is the spiritual number. If you are entering into marriage with some emphasis on religious or spiritual significance then 7 may be a good number for you. Otherwise it should be treated as a day of rest, a day to think ahead, look before you leap and not act.

A personal year, month or day of 8 is a number of wealth, power, fertility and good luck. When China hosted the Beijing Olympics the games began on 08/08/08 for this very reason. In east asia 8 is considered very lucky. It represents the infinite in it's shape. As the symbol for infinity it is an auspicious number for creating an ever lasting union. Every marriage and every wedding day needs some element of luck and the 8 carries it like no other number.

A personal year, month or day of 9 is a number of endings, the clearing out of the old, compassion and humanity. It is a neutral number in many ways, but as a number for a wedding date it does not aspire to the creation of something new, the start of a union. If this number is impossible to avoid in your date planning remember too that it can signify the ending of being single if looked at in a positive manner.

A personal year, month or day of 11 is a special day as 11 is a master number. Master numbers are rare and have dual meanings. They can be reduced further to a base number. So 11 becomes a 2 (1+1). As the 2 is a good number for a wedding date so too is the 11. The 11 can charge you up with inspiration, illumination and intuition. This, however, can also make you feel highly self-conscious.

A personal year, month or day of 22 is a special day as 22 is a master number. Master numbers are rare and have dual meanings. They can be reduced further to a base number. So 22 becomes a 4 (2+2). 22 is rarer than the 11 and is called the master builder. There is a promise of greatness to the number 22. A bride or groom with a 22 in their wedding date can take this union to greatness, a very auspicious number.

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Saturday, January 01, 2011

Birthday Wish List 2011

As the months of birthdays draw near, (and just in case someone is peeking)... allow me to share my own fearless wish list for my 28th on the 25th:

1. Bible
2. Arm Band for iPod Nano
3. Black and White thin belts
4. Party Bag
5. Strappy Sandals
6. Brasierre and Undies set
7. Calorie-count book
8. Anne Rice's Christ the Lord Series
9. Car Seat Covers
10. Auto-lock and auto-windows
11. Ipod Touch
12. Speakers Dock
13. Complete DVD seasons of a TV series
14. Trip to Bangkok
15. Espadrille Sandals
16. Taylor Swift CDs
17. New Earphones
18. Pedometer
19. Body Bag for Weekends
20. Belt Bag for Travel
21. Luggage Set
22. Bangles
23. White Gold Bracelet
24. Red Sexy Heels
25. LWD
26. Nina Garcia's Book on 100 Essentials
27. Hair Makeover: highlights, new cut, the works!
28. World Peace

A Year of Firsts in 2010 | A Year to Look Forward to in 2011

2010 was a year of definitive milestones, and many firsts:


  • Fun Run - joined my first 3K in March for UL Run United, and ran 4 5Ks after for AACE Boston Run, Robinsons Buddy Run, Rexona Run, and again for Run United 2... all in good time! Woot!
  • Blood Donation - UL's EC had a donation project, and it was a good opportunity to donate to Children's hospital. Was woozy a bit, but didnt mind doing it for a good cause.
  • Pirates - sing and dance live to Aint That Mountain High Enough... wenches savvy!
  • Boston & New York - first time to visit the East Coast, and it was the best time to see Nikki and the Family too! Niagara falls was spectacular!
  • Dumaguete - summer adventures with Trippers, this time Ling joined us. Loved the Apo beach, papa Coco, and all the fun times with friends.
  • Chorale Concert - Katuwaan in October was the fruit of months-long practices with the ISDF Chorale. Sang my first solo too: "dinggin mo... dinggin mo...." nerve-racking, but sooooo fulfilling after!
  • Checking Account - first step towards professionalizing our business. Franchising, here we go!
  • S&R, Wensha, CEO Suites, GoHotels - one of the few monthsaries with Ling... always loved going to new places and experiencing new things with Bebe
  • Trattoria, Borough, Uncle Cheffys - new restos to celebrate monthsaries with Ling and reunions with old friends.
  • Republiq - spotted: single PMG ladies partying it up at Republiq. Had fun getting lost and doing time on traffic (and parking) with Badet.

I am not certain what 2011 holds for me, but I am filled with hope for what the new year will bring. Definitely will focus on Health (drop down to 125 lbs!), Travel (Bangkok) and Business/MBA. Here's hoping that 2011 will bring forth more memorable firsts and more life-defining adventures. Let's bring it on!

Holidays 2010

Christmas Season came and went by so fast! With all the preparations and festivities, I had the best and happiest time celebrating my favorite holiday:

Old Traditions We Continued

  • Greenhills Night Market – went twice, with family and Ling on our 22nd monthsary. Isaw, Hotdog, BBQ, Popcorn, Shawarma, Scramble Bibingka, Twistix. Food trip galore! Thanks for the Adidias shirt too Ling!
  • Pink-Red (and Gold) Christmas – congrats Lowlah Boppy for organizing again… was Garland Girl this year for all training institutions
  • ISDF Caroling – rode with Hends this year, and got cookies from Mamu Babes to pass the time while in traffic. Had fun going around again on all offices. Field trip!
  • LRI Drive Thru – level-up as the Christmas reindeers sang minus-one Tis the Season for all the offices
  • Simbang Gabi – went alone on the first night, for Fr Gerry Orbos’s mass at Greenhills, then attended CTK evening mass with Ling for our monthsary, and again at dawn mass with the family J hope I can complete the 9 mornings one of these years…
  • Exchange Gifts – PMG’s annual white elephant panic-mode exchange gifts. Got Spa GCs at Blue Water Day Spa from Ge. 2011’s first Monthsary with Ling, here we go!
  • Reunions – it was crazy organizing, but I still had fun meeting up with Friends: Kwailuh date with April @ Chilis, Powerplant, Haberdei brunch @ Borough & Breton, Podium, Tentatues @ Liv’s Uncle Cheffy’s, Burgos Circle, and Ohana @ Fez, Serendra
  • LRI Party – wore Red this year, but still Shembot sexy. Will be Green in 2011, I promise!
  • UL Year Ender – slept the morning away, but got good parking nonetheless at the end of Ultra. Fun fun okray session for the raffle girl, good thing Bossing Vic Sotto saved the day!
  • Mass Texts – still unlitxt, still mass texts and greets, still listing up everyone. Tedious, yes. But it’s worth the effort to send good cheer and receive nice greetings in return.
  • Red Christmas – yup, still color coded. Dad changed from his yellow shirt to a red one for the fam picture taking
  • DVD Series – was thinking of the Gossip Girl this year, but bought the critically-acclaimed the Office instead. Was curious on all the fuss. Still in Season 2 though. Whatta douchebag boss! Still funny nonetheless… reminds me of someone actually… hmmm….
  • Vacation with Villamar Kids – whatta two days! Shopping galore at all malls and tiangges and department stores. Had fun playing santa with the kids :)


New Traditions We Started

  • Noche Buena – first time to come up with the menu and cook for Noche Buena. Julius helped with the grocery and prep time too! First time family finished the whole Sicilian Chicken Salad… but left out the cheese-heavy lasagna to be devoured the next day.
  • Reading list – lotsa books this holidays! Finished a self-help (5 Love Languages), 2 romance novels (Juile Garwood’s Mercy and Shadow Dance, thanks to Ling’s advanced tiangge monthsary gifts)
  • Coins in the house – Mom got the idea from Tita Letlet, and hence spread out the coins in each room… for later pick-up during New Year’s.
  • New Haircut – had my hair shortened a bit and layered much. Still getting used to it, but I love the light feeling. Haha! Happy New Hair! J


Old Traditions We Missed

  • MMFF – We were supposed to go as part of reunion get-together with ADMU friends, but Cha was not able to go down in time from Baguio. Nothing interesting this year anyway… except maybe for Dalaw and Rosario (which I’ll prolly catch in DVD instead).
  • Sta Lucia Fireworks – twas raining that time, and Dad was not feeling well so the family was not able to catch the annual fireworks this year.
  • Marikina market on New Years – Mom bought in the afternoon instead… still had the 12 bilog-bilog fruits in the table.
  • New Year’s Fireworks – first time to buy the fireworks myself… fail! Kaya pala mura, the fireworks ended fast… plus some of them burst *almost* in our faces and hands! Yikes! We gave some of them away and made torotot instead.

Twas the most eventful holidays, with old and new traditions alike. I loved traditions, but I loved the time to rejuvenate, reflect, be with Family and be with God again.

Happy Christmas and Merry New Year’s Everyone!