It's advisable that we scrub our face once a week to slough off the dead skin cells. But, be aware, scrubbing may irritate your acne if you have one.
Definitely, St Ives products are a good choice and I highly recommend this scrub. After using this scrub, you will right away feel that smooth and silky touch in your face. Then, follow on with your favorite moisturizer.
Monday, January 30, 2012
Saturday, January 28, 2012
Finally! The Venice Piazza
The Venice Piazza at Night!
We had dinner at Dencio's Bar and Grill
Sinugbang
Chilli Wings and Gambas
Vanilla ice cream for dessert!
We rode a cab to McKinley, and arrived there by 8pm. The place was crowded. But since, it was just the two of us dining in, we were given seats at once.
Wednesday, January 25, 2012
Passport Renewal at DFA, Aseana...SIGH!
I went to DFA, Aseana park yesterday to renew my green passport. My appointment schedule was 4:30PM, but I got there an hour before. I couldn't believe it, the queues are still very long despite of the scheduled appointment.
So, I took my seat in the 4:30 schedule. There were already at least 30+ of applicants lining up. The guard ushered us to Door 4 to have our old passport and requirements checked. This time, personal appearance is a must. By the way, requirements for renewing the green passport was just the passport itself and the photocopies of the inside front and back page. No more, no less. After that, I went to Door 1 (Cashier, located at the 2nd floor) to pay 950 for the regular processing which by the way, will take 3 weeks and the expedited processing is 1200 which will take only a week. If you lost your old passport, an additional payment of 200. I wonder where all these collections are going...
After paying, go to Step 3, encoding of information and taking photo. In this step, I got lost somewhere. I didn't know where to go. Should I wait in line or just sit down and wait to be called. Until I noticed a guy sitting beside his table counting small papers with numbers which I saw from the other applicants. I was about to ask him where to go next when he gave me a small paper he's currently holding and said, "here's your number and wait until your number appears on the screen". Oh I see, I mean it could have been easier if there's at least a signage on where to secure this damn small paper with the number! Than just for him to sit there and wait for applicants to ask and wonder what to do next.
Well, I got number 1304 and currently on queue is number 1000. So that's about at least 300 people ahead of me and it's already 5pm and I'm already starving. My last meal was 11 am. I'm already dreaming of the fried chicken at Tuor!
Finally, my number appeared on the screen, only after waiting for 30 minutes. That was fast though! Cubicle 76. So, it was picture taking time. Miss DFA encoder/photographer says, "tingin sa camera", so I positioned myself in front of the digicam, while fixing my hair. I wasn't ready yet, when suddenly she said, "OK". I said, "What???"
I asked her, "can you change it and take again?". She said nothing. OM! So, that's it! That's my photo in that passport that will be valid for 5 years! Maybe, she will take another shot if I closed my eyes or pouted my lips! What do you think? Need nothing more to say here...SIGH! so I went to the EXIT...
Oh I forgot, after all this bureaucracy and red tape, there's a delivery service at the back if you want your passport to be delivered, just pay 120! So, I spent 1070 all in all, plus fares of course for 2hours. So start renewing your passport! and make sure to close your eyes in front of the camera! hehehe. just kidding!
So, I took my seat in the 4:30 schedule. There were already at least 30+ of applicants lining up. The guard ushered us to Door 4 to have our old passport and requirements checked. This time, personal appearance is a must. By the way, requirements for renewing the green passport was just the passport itself and the photocopies of the inside front and back page. No more, no less. After that, I went to Door 1 (Cashier, located at the 2nd floor) to pay 950 for the regular processing which by the way, will take 3 weeks and the expedited processing is 1200 which will take only a week. If you lost your old passport, an additional payment of 200. I wonder where all these collections are going...
After paying, go to Step 3, encoding of information and taking photo. In this step, I got lost somewhere. I didn't know where to go. Should I wait in line or just sit down and wait to be called. Until I noticed a guy sitting beside his table counting small papers with numbers which I saw from the other applicants. I was about to ask him where to go next when he gave me a small paper he's currently holding and said, "here's your number and wait until your number appears on the screen". Oh I see, I mean it could have been easier if there's at least a signage on where to secure this damn small paper with the number! Than just for him to sit there and wait for applicants to ask and wonder what to do next.
Well, I got number 1304 and currently on queue is number 1000. So that's about at least 300 people ahead of me and it's already 5pm and I'm already starving. My last meal was 11 am. I'm already dreaming of the fried chicken at Tuor!
Finally, my number appeared on the screen, only after waiting for 30 minutes. That was fast though! Cubicle 76. So, it was picture taking time. Miss DFA encoder/photographer says, "tingin sa camera", so I positioned myself in front of the digicam, while fixing my hair. I wasn't ready yet, when suddenly she said, "OK". I said, "What???"
I asked her, "can you change it and take again?". She said nothing. OM! So, that's it! That's my photo in that passport that will be valid for 5 years! Maybe, she will take another shot if I closed my eyes or pouted my lips! What do you think? Need nothing more to say here...SIGH! so I went to the EXIT...
Oh I forgot, after all this bureaucracy and red tape, there's a delivery service at the back if you want your passport to be delivered, just pay 120! So, I spent 1070 all in all, plus fares of course for 2hours. So start renewing your passport! and make sure to close your eyes in front of the camera! hehehe. just kidding!
Tuesday, January 24, 2012
Cappuccino and Sans rival cake...i love to indulge
This time we ended up in Figaro, Glorietta. We were just actually looking for a coffee shop with a free wifi and this place was just a few blocks away from where we were standing after my boyfriend bought an iphone 4.
I did enjoy my cup of cappuccino (tastes great!) with a mouthful of sans rival, while surfing the net free on my blackberry. Although the place is quite pricey.
Oh well, just once in a while... c";)
Wednesday, January 18, 2012
SM MOA Eye...The largest in the Philippines (It's more fun in the Philippines)
Do you frequent SM MOA? If yes, then you must have seen and maybe experienced this Ferris wheel or they call it MOA Eye! Prepare 150php if you want a ride.
I haven't ridden this myself, might do so this coming weekends. Well, I really think I should, before I get to ride SG's Flyer, the largest in the world! Whew!
Read more at this site: http://penfires.com/sm-mall-of-asia-moa-eye-pics-prices-details-and-rules/
I haven't ridden this myself, might do so this coming weekends. Well, I really think I should, before I get to ride SG's Flyer, the largest in the world! Whew!
Read more at this site: http://penfires.com/sm-mall-of-asia-moa-eye-pics-prices-details-and-rules/
Excited much on our upcoming out of the country this May 2012...
Excited much! Just bought a round trip ticket from Airphil Express last week and right now, I'm busy finalizing our itinerary. I'll be travelling with two of my friends. Since, this is my first time to go on a tour abroad, I would really want this experience really worth it and enjoyable! Soon, I'll be posting pictures and stories of our trip. A dream come true! Aja!
Saturday, January 14, 2012
Nutella
After eating too much fatty foods like fried liempo, chicken mcdo, and any other meat dishes, I just take a slice of bread and nutella. Everybody loves nutella, I guess!
Friday, January 13, 2012
Timeless Wardrobe Pieces every PINAY must have...
Here are my TOP 10:
1. Little Black Dress.
All stylish woman must have a little black dress in her closet. You can wear this on romantic dates, girls night outs, and parties.
2. White Dress Shirt
This is very trendy. You can pair it with denim skirt or shorts. Match it with flat shoes or pumps.
3. Black Suit or Blazer (You can wear any colored undershirt with this!)
4. Great Jeans (I'm into dark colored jeans, and a little skinny, not too tight)
5. Jewelries (earrings, necklace, bracelet, watch)
6. Ladies shoulder bag (I bought this bag from Secosana at a discounted price. It goes with any kind of get-ups)
7. Sneakers ( I prefer sneakers than rubber shoes for any adventures in land and sea)
8. Sunglasses ( I chose this brown shade because it blends with my skin tone.)
9. Stilettos ( I just love GIBI shoes)
10. Flats (of any color, buy something that really looks good on your feet)
So far, these are just my top 10.
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Diamond Peel...a great way to indulge at SPLURGE
Tried this one?
It was almost a year from the last time I had my diamond peel. I just love the after effect because your face will be very smooth and pimple scars will be less visible. Last Wednesday, January 11, I went to Splurge (formerly Dermaline) to have my diamond peel. It was 7pm and Aiken was there. After 45 minutes, the treatment was finished. My cheeks were pinkish and so smooth. But, then my freckles...sigh.
Anyway, I recommend this for those who have pimple scars that are not so deep. For those with fine lines and wrinkles. Well, you'll look a little younger than your age if you'll maintain this treatment at least once a month. For the cost, they usually charge 1k for non-member and 700 for members. If it's your birthday, you'll get a 50% off, so that would only be 500php. Isn't that a great way to indulge and pamper yourself sometimes?
Monday, January 9, 2012
Tody's Bigday at Congo Grille
My boyfriend celebrated his birthday here in Congo Grille. The place is great for group dining. There are only a few tables at the back for two. Most of their menus are easy on the budget and really tastes good. I love their pinakbet and kilawing tanigue! Of course, their banana split was mouthwatering! I would definitely go back to this place.
Friday, January 6, 2012
Product Review: St Ives Oatmeal and Shea Butter
Tired of the usual hard soap while you shower? Try this!
If you want a soft, smooth to the touch skin, whatever your skin color is, this liquid bath soap is the best. It will really moisturize your skin. Aside from that, it smells good too!
It's cheaper too! It could last up to 3 months. I recommend you use a towel or shower sponge to create a lather and enjoy your shower time!
If you want a soft, smooth to the touch skin, whatever your skin color is, this liquid bath soap is the best. It will really moisturize your skin. Aside from that, it smells good too!
It's cheaper too! It could last up to 3 months. I recommend you use a towel or shower sponge to create a lather and enjoy your shower time!
Here comes another year...2012
Time flies so fast, isn't it? and you noticed you're still in the same place, same work, same friends, all is the same. Nothing has changed, except your hair color maybe.
Well, I don't think so. I remember when I was in a bank, Landbank to be exact, to encash a check loaned from Pag-ibig, I got to chitchat with the lady in front of me. I'm not used to talking to strangers, but that time, it was too boring and the line was too long so I talked to her anyway. Or I should say, I listened to her chants. As shes goes, I got interested. She told me she has worked 10 years straight in a factory of cheese (Kraft) in Paranaque, but she's a BS Education graduate. Earning well and able to feed her family. But after 10 years, she gave up that kind of life. She finally got a teaching job in a public school in Pasay. She rented a place and usually goes home to her family only once a week Furthermore, she said, it was more fulfilling. She found true happiness and contentment in teaching.
So, it's never too late for anything if you want to change. Change is the only constant thing in life. So why not change?
I believe something big is going to change my life this 2012. Hope it's a good one if not great and of course happy!
Well, I don't think so. I remember when I was in a bank, Landbank to be exact, to encash a check loaned from Pag-ibig, I got to chitchat with the lady in front of me. I'm not used to talking to strangers, but that time, it was too boring and the line was too long so I talked to her anyway. Or I should say, I listened to her chants. As shes goes, I got interested. She told me she has worked 10 years straight in a factory of cheese (Kraft) in Paranaque, but she's a BS Education graduate. Earning well and able to feed her family. But after 10 years, she gave up that kind of life. She finally got a teaching job in a public school in Pasay. She rented a place and usually goes home to her family only once a week Furthermore, she said, it was more fulfilling. She found true happiness and contentment in teaching.
So, it's never too late for anything if you want to change. Change is the only constant thing in life. So why not change?
I believe something big is going to change my life this 2012. Hope it's a good one if not great and of course happy!
Tuesday, January 3, 2012
Relationship Advice 1005: Don't say it unless you mean it.
It was new year's eve, I overheard the couples arguing at the back side of the bus I was riding on my way home to Paranaque. The girl was crying, but with caution that she might be heard, though I can hear her sobs in between her lines. The boy was simply ranting about something I could not understand, but his last words was, "let's separate". At the bus stop, the couple went on separate ways. I saw them heading to different directions.
That was sad. Awful actually. Like a scene from a tragic love story movie.
When relationship turns sour, and couples separate for whatever reason, what would you feel? Mixed emotions and questions of whys of course. Then comes the feeling of sadness, sadness that it ended that way. Then, angry about what have been said if it wasn't true. After that, you'll eventually come to your senses. The love that you still have for the partner that went away is still there, lingering, balancing your thoughts and emotions.
But what if they eventually reunite and said, "Sorry, I didn't meant to say it." Well, it's up to both if a second chance is still worth a try.
My point here is, when you and your partner are in a heated argument, don't ever mention "let's separate or call it quits" unless you really, really mean it and want to end the relationship already. Saying goodbye when you are not that sure will only hurt your partner. The damage is done. Can it still be undone?
The other person would think, you are no longer happy with him/her. Of course, if your partner loves you, he/she will accept your decision because he/she is only thinking of your happiness. What's the point anyway in staying in a relationship, it's happiness, all else comes second.
That was sad. Awful actually. Like a scene from a tragic love story movie.
When relationship turns sour, and couples separate for whatever reason, what would you feel? Mixed emotions and questions of whys of course. Then comes the feeling of sadness, sadness that it ended that way. Then, angry about what have been said if it wasn't true. After that, you'll eventually come to your senses. The love that you still have for the partner that went away is still there, lingering, balancing your thoughts and emotions.
But what if they eventually reunite and said, "Sorry, I didn't meant to say it." Well, it's up to both if a second chance is still worth a try.
My point here is, when you and your partner are in a heated argument, don't ever mention "let's separate or call it quits" unless you really, really mean it and want to end the relationship already. Saying goodbye when you are not that sure will only hurt your partner. The damage is done. Can it still be undone?
The other person would think, you are no longer happy with him/her. Of course, if your partner loves you, he/she will accept your decision because he/she is only thinking of your happiness. What's the point anyway in staying in a relationship, it's happiness, all else comes second.
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