8.25.2013
Grass skirt
No I am not making a grass skirt, although I will admit, in one point of my life I have done it. It is the colour of my nail polish this week. I only have one hope - for it to last a week on my finger nails. I don't worry about my toe nails because they always last. But with kitchen duty, nail polish doesn't just last long.
Oh yes, I have time and patience this week to colour my nails. We have been having a relaxing weekend. I am learning to apply nail polish like professionals do. I don't want to be one but I just want to do my nails nicely. I have been doing my toe nails with pride but finger nails, no. I will share the tips I learned next time as I have to check what's this sildenafil 50 mg.
8.18.2013
Should I Take Up Tea Drinking?
Well, I did when I was pregnant but it was not regular and it has not become a habit after. It's not the tea. It's more to do with the time to drink. I am not sure. Oh okay, it has something to do with taste. I can't seem to find the right kind of tea and taste to go with it, not that I sampled all kinds of tea. It's not like becoming and guitar connoisseur that one has to try everything including best m-audio keyboards. I suppose, the drive to become a tea drinker is not there. I guess I'll have to stick with coffee. Nothing wrong with it. I drink it very moderately.
| You Are Measured |
 You try to live a sustainable life. You believe in conserving both your energy and your resources. You're the type of person who puts a pot of tea on when you need some energy. You don't depend on it, but it gives you a boost. Your signature tea: green tea - any and all kinds |
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We Are Back
yes, not that it can be noticed that we have been away if you base it from the post here. I have been slacking, that's why.
But anyway, we have been away for almost a month and whew, it has been very relaxing. We are starting to pick things up on the home front. Seven loads of washing on the weekend that we got back not to mention the cleaning and vacuuming around the house. I can't say that we are back to what it was before we left but things are a little bit okay now.
We are also back to cooking meals for the weekdays on weekends. With the Tatapilla going to school and with heaps of homework, it is getting difficult to go to sleep early on weekdays. But things are getting better.
On the school front, Mcj is busy catching up on paperworks for being a treasurer of PNC at the Tatapilla's school. The Tatapilla is catching up on his homework. See it's like we have one of those work positioner thingie, things are going smoothly.
And so yeah, we are back in Down Under and back to normal :)
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2.03.2013
Yellow it is
| Your Funky Nail Polish Color is Yellow |
 You always have something to be excited or happy about. You really spread the joy around. You are a natural comedian, and you are totally hilarious. Your funny tales are legendary. You are very likable and easy to get along with. Your life is an open book, and anyone is welcome to be part of your story. |
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1.13.2013
Proof of Heaven
Thanks to my cousin-in-law, I have read this book. It was interesting read. I am a believer so there's no life changing occurences but more a validation of my beliefs and have more idea what is our after life would be - though Mcj has been sharing that to me.
Hopefully, Dr Alexander will be successful in his desire like some of us, to make the lives of others more meaningful and improved.
This is a recommended read from me... just as I would suggest that you checkout golden eagle.
By Eben Alexander, MD 196 pages; Simon & Schuster Available at Amazon| Barnes & Noble | Indiebound | Apple/iTunes Prologue A man should look for what is, and not for what he thinks should be. —Albert Einstein (1879-1955) When I was a kid, I would often dream of flying. Most of the time I’d be standing out in my yard at night, looking up at the stars, when out of the blue I'd start floating upward. The first few inches happened automatically. But soon I'd notice that the higher I got, the more my progress depended on me—on what I did. If I got too excited, too swept away by the experience, I would plummet back to the ground... hard. But if I played it cool, took it all in stride, then off I would go, faster and faster, up into the starry sky. Maybe those dreams were part of the reason why, as I got older, I fell in love with airplanes and rockets—with anything that might get me back up there in the world above this one. When our family flew, my face was pressed flat to the window from takeoff to landing. In the summer of 1968 when I was fourteen, I spent all the money I'd earned mowing lawns on a set of sailplane lessons with a guy named Gus Street at Strawberry Hill, a little grass strip "airport" just west of Winston-Salem, the town where I grew up. I still remember the feeling of my heart pounding as I pulled the big cherry red knob that unhooked the rope connecting me to the tow-plane and banked my sailplane toward the field. It was the first time I had ever felt truly alone and free. Most of my friends got that feeling in cars, but for my money being a thousand feet up in a sailplane beat that thrill a thousand times over. In college in the 1970's I joined the University of North Carolina Sport Parachuting (or Skydiving) Team. It felt like a secret brotherhood—a group of people who knew about something special and magical. My first jump was terrifying, and the second even more so. But by my twelfth jump, when I stepped out the door and had to fall for more than a thousand feet before opening my parachute (my first "10 second delay"), I knew I was home. I made 365 parachute jumps in college and logged over three and a half hours in freefall, mainly in formations with up to 25 fellow jumpers. Although I stopped jumping in 1976, I continued to enjoy vivid dreams about skydiving, which were always pleasant. The best jumps were often late in the afternoon, when the sun was starting to sink beneath the horizon. It's hard to describe the feeling I would get on those jumps: a feeling of getting close to something that I could never quite name but that I knew I had to have more of. It wasn't solitude exactly, because the way we dived there actually wasn't all that much of that. We'd jump five, six, sometimes ten or twelve people at a time, building freefall formations. The bigger and the more challenging, the better. Read more: http://www.oprah.com/own-super-soul-sunday/Book-Excerpt-Proof-of-Heaven-by-Eben-Alexander-MD#ixzz2HpQD3OYS
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Sound Track
There are not many version of the It Takes a Man and Woman in youtube. There's Tery Desario, I presume the original and that of Sharon Cuneta - which I like but there are lots of heavy breathing in it.
Sarah's version is a lot different but hopefully just as clean as the original. I can splash it on mink coats if I ever own one.
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It Takes a Man and a Woman
I have been waiting for the third installment and this trailer is just so funny that everyone is looking forward to it.
I will not be seeing this movie soon but will get snippets off youtube when it has been shown in cinemas. It seems that just likeheavy duty drawer slides cant stop kids from opening cupboards, there are no stopping fans from sharing movies.
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Light and Clean
The reason I like Jennifer Aniston's perfume is, it is so natural. Like freshly laundered clothes. It's not much of a scent but it is very clean. I like clean scent. I'd rather smell flowery scent when going into aluminum garden gates than on me.
| Your Scent is Fresh and Youthful |
 Your ideal scent is light, clean, and natural. You want your scent to be barely detectable. You are real and down to earth. Your simplicity, charm, and optimism are very attractive. The scents that fit you best are orange flower, grapefruit, and citrus. |
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