ABOUT ME

Welcome to my world! My stories are bits of my very precious life.

I love to tell tales; good and bad, happy and sad, ugly and beautiful, truth and cynicism, love and indifference. My blog will be an adventure as I hate boundaries. The truth of the matter is, I am a wildflower named Dandelion (haha!). You can only guess what my stories would be!

Seriously, I am now a forty-something mum of a beautiful daughter. I am also a corporate employee, a philanthropist, a human dream catcher, a hopeless romantic and again, a wildflower! I always look for that silver lining beyond the darkest of days. I really love to see happy people.

I am a memorabilia collector. I love to collect things; from paper money and coins from countries all over the world to simple things like first prescription of my baby. I don’t easily throw things in trash without reminiscing why I had them in the first place.

Peace and love, everyone!♥️

 

 

43 thoughts on “ABOUT ME

  1. Island Traveler says:

    It’s a joy and a blessing to know you and your family through your blog. Like you, I’m proud to be Filipino even if I left our homeland 11 years ago. We can’t teach our hearts to forget a place that gave so many happy, meaningful memories. God bless and Merry Christmas to you and your love ones.

    • wildflower says:

      I understand how you feel and I am so glad that you never ceased to be pinoy at heart. Thank you for being an ambassador in behalf of us. A Filipino like you living in another country makes us proud that you made the world know what Filipinos are really made of, strong and kindhearted at the same time.

      Maligayang Pasko sa iyo at sa pamilya mo!

      “Malipayong Pasko sa imo ug sa imong pamilya” 🙂

  2. M. R. says:

    Please don’t waste a moment worrying about your English- it’s FINE! Just go on committing your thoughts to your blog: blogging is a wonderful thing, and you will only enjoy it more each day.

    • wildflower says:

      haha! anonymous lang baya unta ko kay maulaw sad ta gamay. Just started blogging last november 2013, salamat sa compliment ha 🙂 Ikaw pa jud ang pinaka una nga dabawenyo nga nakapansin sa akong blog. 🙂

      God bless too!

      • jazperjay says:

        ako gani naulaw sa ako sinulatan… hahaha nice gud imo blog. 😀

        Maong ganahan ko magblog na kay daghan ka maila ila. hehehe

        See u around. 😉

    • wildflower says:

      Thank you Clare Flourish! For me, life is just full of surprises 🙂 English is not my first language but it is the medium of instruction of most of our subjects in our schools, also i get to learn from movies and books 🙂

  3. Abdul says:

    Nice to see your blog. Your baby is really very beautiful. Your about me page is simple, short and good to eyes. Happy Blogging and Best Wishes!

  4. Capt Jill says:

    Hi Wildflower,
    Thank you for visiting my blog, it brought me here to see what you’re doing. 🙂
    I’m always amazed to see how well someone can do at this when English is not their first language. I think it’s so nice that people from all over the world are on here doing their own thing in their own way and we are all doing it together. 🙂

    • wildflower says:

      Hi Capt Jill, thank you 🙂 actually, i have a very soft spot for sea-loving persons like you, my beloved father was a seafarer half his lifetime. One of the things I learned from him is to read and read and learn English as much as I can, that was how he survived his travels around the world and made friends with different nationalities 🙂 I just hope grammar police never finds me here. Haha

      • Capt Jill says:

        no worries about the grammar police! if they’re out there, I’m sure they’ll round me up too!
        I know the Philippines has the most seafarers of any country. I always wanted to learn Tagalog because of that. I’ve been a seafarer my entire life and I think it would be nice if I could talk to people in their own language sometimes. 🙂

      • wildflower says:

        I think Filipinos make good seafarers 🙂 Tagalog is a lovely language..yes, it is always nice to be “multi-lingual”. I, for one, aside from English and Tagalog, I also speak the dialects: “Davao-Bisaya” and “ilonggo”. It is always an advantage to speak in different tongues. I encourage you to learn Tagalog 🙂

  5. Uncle Spike says:

    A Spikey’s now, eh? – that growing clan of folk known to be followers of Uncle Spike
    Thank you… I really appreciate that as I for one, know how many interesting and entertaining blogs are out there.
    My aim is to deliver an eclectic offering of posts, from my ‘point n shoot’ attempts at photography, to the sharing of my travel adventures since the 70′s, as well as day to day happenings on the farm. Oh, plus a few observations on life as I see it. Of course, if you have any suggestions for me, I’d love to hear from you, serious.
    In return, I promise not to be overbearing with perhaps 2-3 posts a day tops. But if you are at a loose end one day, maybe you’ll enjoy trawling through some of my older stuff too. I have added plenty of categories to help in said digging process.
    Thanks again for your vote of confidence, and hope you have a great day…
    UNCLE SPIKE

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    • wildflower says:

      Thank you Elaine. The article I wrote about mesothelioma was also an eye opener for me. I hope the awareness can also reach other people to educate them especially those who are working in these environments.

    • wildflower says:

      thank you so much Lala 🙂 I’ve been hibernating from writing for almost 2 months now. Can’t get to finish lots of drafts. Wonderful comments like yours give me the push and I thank you for that 🙂 Cheers!

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