Last night was a very interesting one. I got the chance to hang out with one of my friends to catch up with the newest happenings. We haven’t seen each other for a while so we had a lot to talk about.

Our conversation circled around concepts of prosperity. Recently, she told me that she was able to attend one of Randy Gage’s seminar on how to become rich. For those who do not know, Randy Gage is one of the best speakers on prosperity consciousness. He wrote a lot of books about it too.

She asked me how I see a prosperous life. Of course, I pictured a prosperous life from what I saw in the movies. Ya know, me riding a horse, playing Polo with my elite friends wearing equestrian helmets and expensive jewelry. That kind of boring stuff.

An interesting point that my friend shared to me is that our prosperity consciousness has been programmed in our minds back when we were still young. All those movies about the rich people doing bad things to poor people somehow affects us subconsciously. This makes us decline opportunities that could possibly make us rich because we do not want to end up being like those rich people we watched in the movies.

There are a lot of things I discovered yesterday and I will definitely share them to you on my future posts.

While reading various articles on the wonderful world wide web, I found out that 5th wheel insurance isn’t just as simple as buying another wheel and attaching it to the back of your car and hitting the road.

As much as people assume, auto insurances do not exactly cover what people need. So most of the websites that I have browsed recommend getting a specific insurance for your fifth-wheel trailer that can help you in any valid situation while you’re out traveling with your family and friends.

It helps a lot– reading articles from the world wide web! Haha, I found out a lot of things about things that I normally just overlook or disregard. I highly recommend you guys to start browsing the world wide web. Information has never really been this easy to access to everyone. My friends even used to joke around and say things like, “Why do we need to study when everything we need can be found on the internet?”. Hahaha. It is a good point, but mostly just said for humorous purposes. Haha!

I am proud to announce that phase 1 of my hydroponics experiment was a success. To give you an idea, hydroponics is a gardening method that does not make use of soil. Just water, nutrient solution and some styro cups. I started a hydroponics garden a few months ago as a science project.

Here are some of the first pictures:

This are my cherry tomatoes at week 3.  Those round thingies where the plants are growing in clay pellets and not soil.

Here are my bell peppers at week 2:

After a couple of months, I was able to harvest some of the cherry tomatoes!

Now ain’t that nice? Too bad my peppers were not able to survive.

Anyhow, in just a few months I was able to understand how fulfilling gardening is. Next I want to try raising chickens in my backyard. Initially, I plan to set up a couple of backyard chicken coops just so my neighbors do not notice. By the time the hens lay eggs, I’ll have free organic breakfast everyday.

When I was four my dad started buying a lot of musical instruments.

Apparently he wanted to start a band but he couldn’t find the right members, so he told my mom about his frustrations, and they figured they’d give teaching their kids how to play instruments a shot. I started learning how to play the guitar, my younger sisters learned the bass, the drums and the keyboard.

My dad bought a pa system and set it up at home. He made my younger sister sing and set up the effects so you can hear her voice even when the entire band plays. He got us a voice instructor so we can vocalize and reach higher octaves. The sound system we had at home was amazing, even our neighbors started flocking to our backyard just so they could hear us play.

I guess music will always be a part of my life because of this upbringing.