Friday, October 31, 2008

Suit That Makes You Look and Feels Good

Wow, I didn’t realize that there’s more process involved in finding that perfect suit. Most especially if it is a made-to measure suit. Unlike suits that you can just buy at the regular department store where you take them off the rack, try them on and if it fits and the color of the fabric looks good on you and the price tag seems ok then your good to go.

But in My.Suit Made to Measure suit, there still more into it. They want to make sure that their customer will get what they paid for, every little details is seriously put into consideration. They will help you design your own suit that doesn’t only make you look good but feels good as well. Their consultant will help you in every process in finding that perfect suit. Having a good quality suit for me is like an investment, you put money on it and at the end you will get your money’s worth. I’m actually excited to tell my husband about this. There are only 3 simple steps involve for the process: measuring, styling and fabric selection how hard could that be. And if he’s interested were on for a good start. You can even make an appointment online it’s very convenient, fast and easy right at the comfort of your own home. So if you want to invest on those gorgeous suits and look good at it, check them out.

Dont Wait to the Last Minute

Well we went to Wal-mart in Fallon last night, we were hoping that we can still get a costume for our little tot. I bought a costume for him the other day also in wal-mart size 6-9months, though my baby is already 13months old the costume looks big to him so I bought it, too bad a I had a poor sense of judgment. The outfit was a little bit tight, he seems so uncomfortable wearing it though he looks so cute. So we returned the costume last night and since it’s the night before Halloween there’s not much choices left for us so we end up getting him a superman costume with cape on it. I’m sure he will have lots of fun during his first ever trick or treat at Circus-Circus today. Can’t wait to share photos with friends then.

A Better Way To Save With Zenni Optical

With the kind of economy that we are facing right now, it is really hard-hitting each of our lives. What ever the kind of effect that this recession will have to each of us, I think we should think hard and step back. For who knows how long this depression is going to last. I think it would be wise to cut-back on stuff that we don’t really need. First, start looking around your home, think of a way how to save on electricity, turn off that TV when not being use or simply lessen the amount of time you spend in front of your television. Instead, go out and do some yard work, in that way, you will not only make your house look clean but you were also able to do some needed exercise. Next if you can do the dish washing by your self, it would also be nice to save water and electricity. You don’t have to do this by your self, involved your family the more the merrier. And let the kids understand how important it is to save and show them also what you’re doing so that they will understand and learn from it.

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Thursday, October 30, 2008

Wrong Timing

Today was supposed to be my dental appointment, I’m all ready to go and so is my little boy. Milk, clean diapers and some extra clothes were already packed inside the Diaper bag. So we went to the garage to open the car and put all the stuff inside already when the clicker wouldn’t work. So I tried to start the engine few times and it still not working. Then all of a sudden I realized that I must have forgotten to turn off the light inside the other and it worn out the battery. Since I still have few minutes left, I was going to transfer my sons car seat to the other vehicle but it just doesn’t seem to work and besides im already late. So I grabbed my celfone and cancel my appointment to the last minute. Don’t know what else to say to the receptionist because I already confirmed for my appointment but thing happened, what else I could do.

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Wednesday, October 29, 2008

My Little Man

My one year old son is now all ready for Halloween. I got this cute horse outfit the other day at wal-mart at a much reasonable price while buying milk and some stuff. Our little boy is growing so fast, I still remember his first Halloween when he seems so adorable with cute outfit that was given to me during my baby shower.

Hotel Casco Antiguo in Panama

Panama is one of the oldest cities which I would love to visit someday. With its rich culture, beautifully restored Spanish architecture I’m sure its going to be a one big happy and memorable vacation.

Why Panama? Well that’s because they have a lot in common with the Philippines as long as the history is concern. Especially now that Panama City’s oldest constantly operating hotel is about to develop into it’s most exhilarating city destination. Complete with up to date amenities and prime location at the heart of a UNESCO World Heritage site, Hotel Casco Antiguo will provide stylish and classy travelers the kind of attraction, enthusiasm and manner that conventional hotels can never carry .

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Monday, October 27, 2008

A Must See in Zamboanga City



Lantaka Hotel was also one of the nice places to visit in Zamboanga City. Lantaka by the Sea Hotel is what they call this, what is particularly extraordinary about this place is that its located on the paved area by the wharf behind the hotel. Here, you will find colorful vinta sail boats and stalls of the Badjao sea gypsies, one of the original people who established in Zamboanga. The Badjaos offer various ornamental items and charms fashioned out of resources harvested from the sea. The most common are pearls that have been stringed into necklaces or fashioned into ear rings. While a set of these can be bought at incredibly low prices. Click here to see photos Cultured Pearls


When I was in Zamboanga City during my 6weeks vacation, one of the places I visited was La Vista Del Mar: About six kilometers out of town along the West Coast Highway, you’d find this stylish open-air sea food restaurant that offers good food with a great view of the sea. We went there the day before Fiesta Pilar to avoid traffic and yet I was surprised to see the big crowd of people that were also there. But nevertheless we all had a great time

Thursday, October 23, 2008

The Feast of All Saints

IN the early days of Christendom, when there were still very few saints, it was easy for Christians to celebrate the anniversary of the death of a saint. When there were far too many saints already to assign a separate day to each, the Catholic Church decided to appoint a common feast day to honor all the saints. Known in the western world as the Feast of All Saints, the first of November is more commonly called here in the Philippines as All Saints’ Day.
Originally intended to honor Christianity’s martyrs, it somehow evolved, for some reason, into a celebration in honor of departed relatives and loved ones, now called Todos los Santos, undas in Tagalog, and Adlaw sa Patay or Kalag-kalag in Cebuano. Considered an important holiday as well as a day of obligation, it is probably the fourth most important holiday in the Philippines, after Christmas, New Year’s Day and Holy Week. During the days prior to the first of November, cemeteries both public and private undergo major cleaning, and tombs and gravestones are cleaned and polished.
The celebration of All Saints’ Day, in a way, starts the day before, on Oct. 31. Families start to congregate in cemeteries and memorial parks on this day, probably more to stake a claim on as much space as they can, since space is at a premium at most burial grounds. Tents or canopies are put up, food is prepared and rest areas are assigned. Woe to those who prepare for All Saints’ Day late, or not at all, as they may find themselves short of space, or even worse, arrive at their family plot with no place to stay.
Though it is not really commemorated in the Philippines, the overnight stay at the cemeteries also acts as an impromptu celebration of Halloween.The day itself has come to have a festive atmosphere, with loud music playing, people milling about, friends hanging out together, families having picnics and children playing games. All Saints’ Day also attracts vendors hawking all sorts of wares, from food to candles to trinkets and various odds and ends.
In private memorial parks, stalls are even rented out by the management to major fast food chains, capitalizing on the large number of people who would need food and refreshments as the day goes on. Sometimes, the memorial parks become a tiangge or marketplace, much like the atmosphere at the public cemeteries. Because of this, members of the older generation have begun to frown about the seeming commercialization of what used to be an extremely solemn occasion.Traditions within the tradition of celebrating All Saints’ Day also abound.
Old timers warn about restless spirits looking for another place to haunt and following the visitors back to their homes. To ward off these spirits, cemetery visitors are encouraged to envelop themselves in smoke, the practice of which is called palina in the vernacular. Usually, piles of burning grass are placed at the entrances of cemeteries so everyone has to pass through the smoke, fulfilling the purpose of palina whether one wants to or not. Other, less scary practices are followed by Filipinos during this day.
In some small towns in the provinces, All Saints’ Day is an occasion to dress up in new clothes, and socialize with relatives and friends. The collection of wax drippings by small children, while not really a tradition in the real sense, has been practiced for so long that it has become an integral part of All Saints’ Day.
The wax drippings are formed into a ball, and the child with the biggest ball of wax at the end of the day earns bragging rights for having, well, the biggest ball of wax.While the reason we Filipinos visit our dead on a day meant to honor the saints remains unclear, one thing remains true about All Saints’ Day. It reaffirms our ties with family members, whether living or dead, and shows that tradition is still alive in the Philippines, even during the Day of the Dead.

Monday, October 20, 2008

Oh So Yummy

hmm... forgot the name of this, but its surely yummy
The Famous and every sticky Tikoy
Lumpia kayo dyan

"Banana Q"
Hi guys, I’m sure some of you Filipinos who have been living here in the United States for quite a while would always remember some of our native delicacies or what we called “kakanin”. Well I had the chance to taste some of them during my stay in our beautiful country. (Well sorry nalang kayo who couldn’t get some of this delicious delicacies here in the US). Enjoy

Sunday, October 19, 2008

Thing's I dont normaly see here






Wow 6weeks went by pretty fast. But I’m glad everything turned out the way I expect it to be. We had such a great time; my son enjoyed his first visit in the Philippines, though at first he had a hard time dealing with the weather for its way to hot. But as long as the fan is on 24/7 he’s all good to go.
When I was still planning my vacation, I was scared yet excited. Scared because I don’t know for the fact how my son will react on a long flight. But he actually surprises me, he did really good on the entire flight. He did get bored which is a normal reaction for most kids but in general it really turned out to be what we called a “Happy Trip”
Anyway here are some pictures that I took during my entire trip which is very hard to come by here in the US or things you don't normally see everyday (at least for me)

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