Monday, July 15, 2013

Meal. Thank you dear God for the food You nourish us. Amen.

I piece of bread /big size ( cream bread or pandesal)
1 jumbo hotdog, fried
Some veggies
Glaze bread with mayo, then hotdog, then pickles.  Squeeze in sandwich mustard and catsup.  Put some salt as desired.
Boil cubed/sliced chayote (2 pcs), carrot (1/2 or 1 pc.).  Veggies must just be half-cooked.  Then add whole corn kernel (1 can).  Put 2 or 3 table spoon margarine. Mix and simmer quickly.
glasses/pitcher of water
Thank you Lord for the food.  Amen.

Tuesday, July 2, 2013

July 2013. A Small Prayer


Dear Jesus,



You have been answering me in all the things I ask, I love you.

The people around us, next to us, those you give us, I thank you.


You have been waiting every minute that we seek you.

Your mercy, grace and love abounds us,  we need you.


In all the days of our lives, we love and praise you!

Come Holy Spirit, dear Sacred Heart, we trust you!



/rosevoc2 on roseprayers

/photography by wenzi

Sunday, June 9, 2013

The Boy Who Carried The Sack of Rice

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The Boy Who Carried The Sack Of Rice
By Rosalinda Flores-Martinez

What do you carry?

Books, food, or extra pair of shoes are inside your bag, and many other things.
We all carry a lot. Thank God for the stuff we carry.

This morning though, I saw a boy around 17 or 18 years old. He was carrying a sack of rice on his back.

Perhaps he was working. I assumed he was a boy to deliver rice to people and households, who were ordering from nearby villages. He had no bike, no van ride, no cart. He was just walking. Poor boy!

For awhile he stood there at the corner, and maybe he was waiting for someone. Maybe he was resting. My reporters instinct prodded me to ask him questions, but I didn't attempt because I felt I would be disturbing him at work. Instead, what I did was to stare at him from head down to his slippers. I couldn't avoid touching his arm, and said

"Can you carry it?

And he answered "Yes."

Then I distanced myself. The boy might be wondering. "Who is this woman? Why would she ask me?"

Until now, the boy's figure could not be deleted in my head. He was a picture of a boy working so hard to earn something. That boy gave me a thought about other young boys who worked well. I just feel sorry for them because they have got no parents, nor relatives to help them go to school. Maybe. There really are teenagers who should be in school right now but because of poverty they opted to work.

These problems bug many of us. Though many of us are not rich and couldn't do big things, we desire to help. But don't worry because little acts of kindness will do. Little acts of prayers will do. Little acts of help and inspiration will do. Inspiring others can be steps for them to face their own struggles in life. Kindness and inspiration can serve as light so others bereft of love or short of material property. These would move them farther, let them make their own goals, and let them live everyday with meaning.

The boy was wearing an ordinary green shirt, and for me he was a promising young man. I just can't memorize how he looked, but I could remember how he worked. For a few minutes, he carried that load of rice on his back to make our world turn. He was a true superman! He was an angel!

Dear God see the desires of every young heart, especially those who are poor.
Bless them and all those who would share little and big things to them.
Bless us in the roads we would pass.

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Rosalinda_Flores-Martinez

Sunday, May 19, 2013

Wednesday, May 15, 2013

Food: Customer Complaint

An FYI to the public -


Please try to buzz manufacturers/ stores / supermarkets especially of food (  like medicines, etc.) freshness and safety to ensure individuals /public of good health and good food all the time!


Truly, food as a basic need is essential to life so proper handling and processing must be well-cared for.


Whenever, I buy bread at bakeries along streets, I tell sales assistants or owners to let out the buzzing flies in display glass storage.  The children must eat clean bread.  We, as parents, must get our money's worth.


Perhaps, all of us have got various sad food experiences.  And while we don't want to be bothered by this - we as family builders must not let bad habits pass.  True, there could be mistakes, but once not given attention, mistakes cannot easily be corrected nor wrong habits improved.

Take note of the following:

mosquitoes inside plastics of 1 kilo or 1/2 kilo (packed) sugar

insects inside packed rice

discoloration of margarine in plastic containers

moldy cheese

breads tasting like medicine or detergent, especially those individually wrapped (  which I bought from the supermarket)

thread in cheesecake

cold  and unfresh mixed veggies (side dish) in restaurants

wrong labels and ads in sealed boxes of candies or cereals etc.

 PLEASE read expiry labels


Thank you.

/posted by rosevoc2 ishalleatandcook.may 16, 2013