Get to know me :>

I'm Danica De los Angeles Yasay.
I'm from the province of Misamis Oriental, doing my thing (I don't know how to elaborate that) in Cagayan de Oro City. I graduated Bachelor of Science in Agriculture major in Animal Science. 
I was once a rodeo player in my college years bringing the banner of Xavier University Rodeo Enthusiast Organization.     
I love the outdoors. But I also enjoy staying in a coffee shop for hours.
I'm a Christian. I believe that God made all things work according to His purpose, even sacrificed His only Son Jesus Christ for the salvation of mankind. I believe He made all the good things both tangible and intangible, and allowed the unlovely things to happen to appreciate the good even more.
Why blog?
I used to have a diary with me during my elementary years. I always liked writing my thoughts about the things that don't normally happen on a daily basis. (I think that's what diaries are all about.) Until fourth year high school came and a classmate-turned-lifetime-friend gave me an idea to make a blogger account, making an online diary of some sort.
So this happened. Later on, I just thought that when I become a woman of old age, it will be awesome to have a record of series of wonderful things in the past to look back to. And one day, I'd tell my grandchildren to just look me up on google. Howbowda?
What to expect?
Probably just a bunch of random stuff. As random as any girl can think about or get to experience. If you happen to come across this page, please do make a suggestion on what else I can write about. I have a lot in mind but most of the time I can't pick one so I end up not writing at all. I'd be honored if you do so.
Any thoughts?
See the brighter side of anyone, anything, or any situation. Don't stress things out too much. Pray, and you're good to go. :>


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