Didn't know there is so much interest in a fast food chain from Pinoy. Surprising.
http://misc.meltwaternews.com/sph_view.php?view=1486
"..................Has she ever considered remarrying? "There was never an overwhelming opportunity. There were people I liked but never an 'Oh my god, what am I going to do with this' scenario," she says, with a laugh. But 14 years ago, Joseph - a Filipino businessman who was her former dance instructor - entered her life. They have been together since in a happy relationship.
From the start, she decided their relationship would be an open book with her children, family, friends and employers.
"There's nothing to it. You realise what you want and need and you go for it with your head held high and be completely transparent about it," says Ms Chua who has five grandchildren, aged between three-and-a-half months and 10 years old.
"You cannot be ashamed of it because if you were, you would only create hardship for yourself, your relationship and your family."
The avid reader also intends to carve out a lot of "me time" from now on.
"I love cruises. When you sail among the great fjords and icebergs, you are overwhelmed by something very potent and powerful," she says.
"You begin to know your place in the world: in history, in the time of man, your place is very minute. You ask yourself if you have lived a good life."
"And you tell yourself you really shouldn't be sweating the small stuff."
