Monday, November 29, 2010

The Letter na naging article because I never sent it...good grief!!


Due to insistent "ever kulit" demand by my friend Len.I have to re-publish the letter that eventually became an article, that I made that was accepted by Women’s Journal Magazine, a loooong looong time ago….10 years ago I bet???? I made this obnoxious letter that I didn’t even bother to send to the person who is the recipient of my unfathomable feelings…....call it “Young careless unrequited loves...” an attestation that nevertheless I’m not a tyrant… so are you! You’re perfectly fine!!! Life doesn’t stop when you fall...things happen to toughen you up for further complications ahead... so Len, kaya yan…

It’s not planned but it happens. One time or another, we all have gone through being wickedly scarily in love with someone…di ka nag-isa sa iyong kahibangan. Just let go… who knows, maybe you’re ought to be with somebody else or perhaps…soon maging kayo pa rin ng iyong “Edward Cullens” (Twilight ba??!!). A better a more responsible him only for you his “BELLA”. Just wait and let the tides bring you to where you would be the happiest…


WHAT I FEEL FOR YOU
You mean THE WORLD to me... you are the first thought in my head in the morning when I wake up; my last thought before I go to bed. You smile at me in my dreams... when you are sad, I feel sad, and when I see you smile, I feel incredible, like there is no other thing around and all I can see is you.

I love way you look at me, your gorgeous smile, your funny walk, your forever watch, your beautiful eyes the sound of your laugh..... I love the way you get mad, i love the way I don’t understand you at all. I love the way I can be having the worst day of my life and seeing you completely changes my mood. I love how your presence makes me weak and vulnerable, I love you so profusely that it feels heavenly.

That’s my problem... You've got this girl, head over heels in love with you. She'd do anything for you. But for some reason, you don't want to see that. You know it's there, but you just won’t accept it so you try to make her go away. -- Maybe this girl is soooo perfect for you and that really scares the hell out of you, doesn't it?

IT'S REALITY...and sometimes reality is the hardest thing to understand and the thing
that takes the longest to realize. But once it hits you in the face you'll never forget it. It will always be there in your memories and sometimes that is the best way to look at it.
In this weird twisted way, I know you miss me liking you, being the "doormat" who's always waiting for you... not because I want to believe it's true, but because you’ll never find a girl that can put up with you like I did; you'll never find a girl who will care as much as I did, because no one will ever come to waste all their love on someone like you, like I did.

BUT THEN AGAIN....
I keep thinking of how much I love talking to you...How good you look when you smile. I've memorized your face & the way that you look at me..
How much I love your laugh that I day-dream about you off and on, replaying pieces of our conversation; laughing at funny things that you said or did..
I catch myself smiling again at what I imagine.. I wonder what will happen the next time we are together & even though nothing will come out of this....its hard to hold on to something that you know would never be yours in any way you think of, you just have to learn to let go and face the fact that while some good things never last.

Sunday, November 28, 2010


Hello!! I’m Donna Marie A. Metran-Escosora , a 33-year-old Filipina former government employee and now a full time home-maker. I am a mommy to Yoki mg 5-year-old ever-active son and to Baby Andy my 8-month-old son who still breastfeeds. I’m “THE WIFE” of Noel Escosora for more than five years now. My small family is the center of my life and I would give anything just to make them happy.

Wednesday, November 17, 2010

One more chance

ONE MORE CHANCE BY PIOLO PASCUAL
You say it’s over
I say we’ve just begun
‘Coz it ain’t forever
Until our lives are done
I know I did some things
That I never should
I’d undo them if I could
I’d turn my life around for you
Anything you’d ask me to…
Just tell me…
What must I do to make you want to stay
And take the hurt away
And leave it all to yesterday?
What can I say to make you change your mind?
To have the chance to turn the hands of time
Back to the days when you were mine?
Just give one more chance for one last time.
I won’t deny it
I know that I’ve done wrong
But you have to admit it
This love is just too strong
To just fade away into the night
Without putting up a fight
We can make it all alright
If we just give it on more try…
So…
What must I do to make you want to stay
And take the hurt away
And leave it all to yesterday?
What can i say to make you change your mind?
To have the chance to turn the hands of time
Back to the days when you were mine?
Just give one more chance for one last time…
And what can i say to make you change your mind
To have the chance to turn the hands of time
Back to the days when you were mine?
Just give one more chance for one last time.
Just one more kiss to last a lifetime
One more chance for ono last time.
Hello!! I’m Donna Marie A. Metran-Escosora , a 33-year-old Filipina former government employee and now a full time home-maker. I am a mommy to Yoki mg 5-year-old ever-active son and to Baby Andy my 8-month-old son who still breastfeeds. I’m “THE WIFE” of Noel Escosora for more than five years now. My small family is the center of my life and I would give anything just to make them happy.

Tuesday, November 9, 2010

Hello!! I’m Donna Marie A. Metran-Escosora , a 33-year-old Filipina former government employee and now a full time home-maker. I am a mommy to Yoki mg 5-year-old ever-active son and to Baby Andy my 8-month-old son who still breastfeeds. I’m “THE WIFE” of Noel Escosora for more than five years now. My small family is the center of my life and I would give anything just to make them happy.

Saturday, November 6, 2010

Weight gain and Hopes & Dreams



The main reason why I’m not gaining too much weight is because I am breastfeeding round the clock and not getting any sleep at all. Being a human pacifier is fine but I really wish I could at least sleep for more than three hours a day. Even a straight, uninterrupted two hours will do.
And since we’re talking about my “hopes and dreams”, why not list them all?
1. A bath longer than 5 minutes with soft music of either Michael Buble` or Sound track of Sleepless in Seattle.
2. A relaxing full body massage that will really relax me, not make me wonder if Dominic Andrew M. Escosora is crying during my massage
3. Some really good and sinful, creamy soup with melted cheese on top.
4. To wear an outfit that is not breastfeeding friendly
5. Not just uninterrupted sleep but have a much deserved sleep-in during weekends

Aging and all the works!


Last night while I was going through some not-so-old wedding photos and I couldn’t believe how young I looked back then. I’m beginning to mentally berate myself for not using any facial regimen for anti-aging. Though look the same but it’s obvious that I’ve aged. It doesn’t matter if it’s gracefully (as I would like to think), the skin around my eyes tell it all. I need to kep on wearing my Oakley shades to hide my dark circles!!
My super mommy sister Tamie will probably say “i-told-you-so” and she would be right. If you look at her now, you’ll have trouble guessing how old she is. Most people mistake her for being my youngest sister making A lot our youngest to freak-out to the maxx. I’m beginning to think of giving-in to my husband’s special offer to spend-it-all on making my hair look like that of Angel Locsin so he’ll stop bickering about my hair. But anyway, I’m not really fuzzy about my crowning glory yet.
But beginning today, I vow to make myself look as young as possible so when Yoki and Baby Andy grows up, I’d be mistaken as their older sister as well.

About me..lately


Hello!! I’m Donna Marie A. Metran-Escosora , a 33-year-old Filipina former government employee and now a full time home-maker. I am a mommy to Yoki mg 5-year-old hyper-active son and to Baby Andy my 8-month-old son who still breastfeeds. I’m “THE WIFE” of Noel Escosora for more than five years now. My small family is the center of my life and I would give anything just to make them happy.

I love being in the spotlight, which explains my need to perform on stage, sing a lot, join art contests or just simply shine above others. I am both excited and fearful of the unknown thus my fascination with time travel, parallel dimensions, strange living things under the deepest part of the ocean, life beyond earth and anything that’s remotely close to magic. My greatest dream was either to become a supermodel or an astronomer.

I have a a lot books that I don’t read and a long to-do list that will never get done. I love to draw and paint pretty pictures, go on road trips, have a smorgasbord with Noel, hang out at the mall, listen to alternative music, dance like nobody is watching, sing as if I’m American idol material, window shop for things that I will probably never buy and watch TV all day.

My Happy Place is a place that I go to when things are not going as planned. It is the shoulder of my husband whenever I need to cry, his strong hands when I’m tired, his gentle words when I am angry, his corny jokes and smart-ass remarks, his support and belief whenever necessary although he sometimes has this bratty attitude and non-stop nagging of my procrastinating attitude and habit of ridiculing my out of this world ideas…He’s still the one person who always lifts my spirits whenever I feel bad about myself. It is a room full of Yoki’s sweet kisses, tight hugs and loving voice and Baby Andy’s giggles and gentle touch. It is my home, regardless of the location and size, a place where I can hide and be myself.