I recently got this album "Journey to the Heart" by Fatima Soriano with Fr. Jerry M. Orbos, SVD. For the healing of the soul and in lifting you up, I highly recommend this. She has a beautiful voice that only an angel could sing. She may be blind but she sees from the heart and speaks through music.
12 tracks include:
(1) Journey to the Heart
(2) A Wonderful Journey
(3) Aking Alay (My Offering)
(4) Carry No Burden
(5) The More You Worry - a funny way of worrying about things so you do not worry
(6) Awit Ng Puso (The Song of My Heart)
(7) Enough For Me To Know
(8) Mama, Let Me Live
(9) All For Me
(10) My Offering
(11) Kung Pwede Lang (If Only)
(12) Salve Regina
I'm relearning my way when it comes to cooking. Just like riding the bicycle, once you know and get the hang of it, you will be able to get right back on track.
The most recent cooking I did, I played this album for background. Very soothing and calming. Surely enough, the new, experimental dishes I made tasted better. Nowadays, I pick up cooking lessons from watching television shows. I was also able to take basic lessons in 2008.
Honestly, I am not really much of a cook, I am more of the food eater. But whenever I get to cook, my number one fan is my Papa. He always says that my dishes taste good! No matter how bad it gets, for him, my cooking is delisyoso! When it comes to hearing honest feedback and critique, I listen to my youngest brother for cooking tips. He is more of the chef in the family. Also, I learned that my Kuya (bless his soul) that he and I have the same cooking habit of putting on music whenever we got to cook. I like having music around. I can go anywhere with music. Music is a place where we can take comfort. Whether I am cooking, house cleaning, driving, anything, I guess that's how music is for everyone. If I get bored, I start humming to whatever tune. If I don't have one, I play a song in my head.
And that is why "Music Is The Universal Language Of Love."
