Monday, November 3, 2008

Holiday Shopping!

Now that holiday season is in the air and we’re excited to do our gift list for the occasion why not go online to search for some tips on how to make our shopping as easy as possible. I’ve done some browsing on the net and you’ll be amazed at what I’ve found. I’ve found a great way to do my holiday shopping with the help of eBillme where you can shop and pay cash with online banking in the safest transaction ever!

Plus they also have this exciting contest where you can win as much as $1,500 every month and $15,000 grand prize. All you have to do is video your confession about your personal shopping experience and story, load it on youtube and register at shopandconfess.com. So get ready to confess your humorous, romantic or sad stories. If you want to join and win cash prizes you can refer my link and signup HERE!

My refer URL is http://racelyn.com

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Saturday, November 1, 2008

:Toy Hunt : Fluffy/Stuffed Toy





This is Mr. Crabby! He's the fluffy crab toy of my daughter Gen which she loves cuddling and hugging because it's very fluffy and soft. It was a gift from one of her Ninang 5 years ago and Gen likes this stuffed toy so much that she carries it with her when she's sleeping, even now that she's grown older. Look at how she crumples Mr. Crabby! Happy Toy Hunting!! Join us HERE.




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Tuesday, October 28, 2008

Book Fair


Alongside with St. Audry's costume party they also have a book fair sale at the entrance. Books on sale are coloring books, educational books on alphabets/numbers and very colorful story books ranging from small to giant size hard bound books. Good thing about school's book fair is that prices are on discounted rates. I saw books ranging from P30 and above.

Those books I usually see on famous bookstores are 25-50% less. I remember my second child Gen who's so fond of books but she's on her school on that day so she wasn't able to look on the books for sale. Anyway most of the books there are for Josh' age ranges from 3-6 years old so maybe she'll be a little bored on the lineup. Gen is so fond of Almanac books. Whenever there's a book fair on their own school Gen and Ruth gets to buy something that they like, I gave them allowances for buying books. Actually we have collection on thesaurus, synonyms, antonyms, science and educational books that they bought every book fair sale. How about your kids, what books do they prefer?

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Monday, October 27, 2008

Recovery Period

After recovering from a week of losing energy and appetite I started taking multivitamins to regain my strength and boosts my energy. I always see to it that I eat at least 2 kinds of healthy fruits everyday, what I refer to as being healthy are those fruits which gives vitamins the most like vitamin C which I need right now. For now I’ll forget my diet and concentrate on full recovery. I might consider getting best diet pills after I’m normal enough to stop energy-boosting multivitamins. I know I should be giving myself a dietary plan but for this week onwards I’ll just rest. I’ll take it when I’m able.

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Sunday, October 26, 2008

:Today's Flower #12

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This photo was taken in Bicolandia farm. Gumamela (Hibiscus) is a very common flower here in the
Philippines, we normally just passed by them without taking paying much attention little did we know that its uses are not ordinary. They come in many colors, red, orange, white, yellow, pink and some say purple but I still have to see a purple gumamela.

It has many uses – the leaves can be blended with Rose Hip to produce herbal tea and can be used to cure cough, bronchitis, infections, sore throat, high blood pressure, mumps, boils, fever, headaches and many others. You can search online for herbal medicine preparation.

When I was a child it’s my favorite ingredients for my liquid formula for blowing up bubbles. I just mashed and squeezed the leaves and mix it with water and soap and voila I have never ending liquid for big soap bubbles.

More Today's Flower entries here.

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Saturday, October 25, 2008

Homecare For Our Seniors

Our seniors in the family should be loved and cared for. They should be given proper attention and support for they’re the ones who nurtured us when we’re young, raised us to be good citizens, taught us to be good humans and sent us to school to give us good future and most importantly they gave us life. In their golden years of living they tend to show some sign of weakness and not as strong as when they were younger so better caring should be given to them.

Sometimes it necessitates others to live in other country or some place that they couldn’t anymore care for their seniors. Or in other cases there’s just no one to look after them that it’s better to look for someone to take care of them like homecare in Greenfield Indiana which can give them proper attention and care. They employ professional homecare staff who can give assistance in our seniors’ daily activities in life like eating, bathing and on reminding them on their medication intake. These are simple things but it means a lot to these seniors to have someone assists and care for them and have companion also.

There are different needs and the services offered will depend on the clients’ requirements. Gilbert Guide offers homecare listings and some information on what to look for a good homecare provider. So if you’re looking for a nursing home, hospice, homecare, home health care and other services for our dear seniors you know where to look for!

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United Nations Day Parade

Early in the morning we watched the parade of toddlers from our community’s Day Care Center. I was preparing our breakfast when my kids called to watch the parade going on the street just outside our house. It’s actually a celebration of the United Nations Day and the children were in pairs representing chosen countries of the United Nations wearing their national costumes. Of course the kids were so cute and nice in their costumes, they’re groomed to look like their represented nationalities like Chinese, Americans, Asian etc.

I remembered participating in that kind of parade when my girls Ruth and Gen were 4 years old. Ruth was chosen to be Ms. India and even if she wore no makeup then she really looked like an Indian national with just her natural looks. People were saying that she’s the most look-alike face and they were calling her Ms. India.

I just noticed that celebration of United Nations Day now is much simpler.

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Natural-Looking Hair Transplant

Our hair is our crowning glory so we must protect, preserve and care for it the best way we could. But what if we lose them at an early age? Some became insecure, others feel it’s their genes so they can’t do something about it but most consult doctors on how to remedy their hair loss problem. After all, our hair really affects our total look, personality and age. Why? Because you tend to look older if you have thinning hair or worse if you lose them totally.

Now this is not a problem anymore as there are lots of specialists like Dr. Gregory Pistone who can solve your problem by means of PA hair transplant which not only restores your hair but looks as natural as your original hair. With the use of follicular unit hair transplantation the result is better than the usual hair transplant, you can never tell that it’s a transplant. It’s also very affordable so many people can avail it if they want to. Now you can be younger looking and more confident with your new natural-looking hair.

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Friday, October 24, 2008

Enjoying The Costume Party!

We’ve had a busy day as Josh had his costume party at their school. It’s a regular time schedule in the afternoon, actually one of the hottest afternoon this week. The school management was happy with the weather because their activity was a sure funny one but I was hoping earlier that the weather would be a little colder but without rains of course. The heat was killing us softly lol!

Anyway the kids were just as happy especially my little one who was very excited with the party. He was even chosen to join the first team of players in the game of bottle and straw. I was laughing while taking my shots because the kids seemed so confused with what they’re doing. Josh was slow in doing the game but was perfectly following the rules so no time was wasted. If you didn’t follow the rules you’ll go back so it’s better to do it slowly but surely.

As the boys were faster than girls and their costumes were much easier to handle than girls they won and Josh was beaming with pride lol! Start of the game and he has won already, he gave me his prize and returned to other games and party. Every now and then he asks me for drinks and food and when the game was over, he let me buy him his favorite – ice cream! Here's Josh and his friend Carl's picture while playing the game, more pics at my other blog!

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Open Media Site

Keeping up with the news is very important in our life that’s why we buy daily newspapers, subscribed to magazines, watch news on television and update ourselves over internet for current news around the world. It’s part of our life and without it it’s like living on far away uncivilized areas. We need to keep track of what’s happening in our community, our own country and around the globe.

As a very busy person with a full time job in the office and part-time job at night I find it hard sometimes to read the latest updates on newspapers or watch television so I just turned to news on the net for the things that I want to know. It’s nice to know that now there’s allvoices, a site that allows anyone to report news from anywhere around the world. It’s a media that’s open to all and because of this you can update yourself with the current news on people, web2.0 politics coverage, stories all over the world and many other news updates, you can even report your own if you want to. You can contribute news and report them via mobile phones and your personal computers to share videos and news. You can connect and participate in the discussion adding comments to stories or you can add your voice for those who really want to have their piece of the news casting.

It’s really a great help for people who want to report news and to know what’s happening around them. It’s like having your news at your fingertips just like me browsing all news that interests me and I find it worthwhile.

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Work-At-Home Mom who quit years of corporate life to take care three kids full time. Fond of cooking, reading books and determined to master housekeeping. Created this blog to share about career, job, human resource, hobbies, sports and travel

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