Friday, September 18, 2009
My Treasured Pictures
These are my parent pictures that I treasured most. My Dad past way 30yrs ago.I'm too young then to recall what kind of father he is? All I know he is a good provider and loving father.
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Thursday, September 17, 2009
LP: Karatula(sign)
Magandang huwebes mga taga LP. Ito ang aking lahok sa lingo ito sa KARATULA . Medyo looks or sounds not nice but the meaning of this word is " Delicious" food like Shawarma.This picture was took by my hubby when he is in Abudabi UAE.
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picture
Food Trip
for the dessert a mini rice cake or Bibingka for early Christmas delicacies and a Red tea for my refreshment
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food
Blogger's Delight
It's every housewife's dream to earn a bit of cash on the side while being the best mom and wife all at the same time. Doing most of the house chores and attending to my family's needs could really take out almost all of your time in a day. So to have additional activity would seem impossible.
Well maybe, but then there's blogging.
It's probably the best thing that ever happened to anybody who practically don't have enough time to even think of having those extra cash. All you have to do is register to Linkfromblog sites like blog advertising and you're well on your way.
It's so easy and very enjoyable.
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blogging
Friday, September 11, 2009
Study Habits For Kids
When I was a kid, my dad made sure we did our homework right after we got home from school. Dinner usually follow and after that, most probably we'd be in our PJs ready for bed. We barely had time to play or even stay up late watching TV on school nights. It's a big difference now with kids these days. After school is " video game till you drop" time.
With all the gadgets readily available, they are easily distracted. Game consoles, portable games and cellphones are just a few of the things kids would rather be busy on instead of homework or projects. Maybe I can never get used to see 8- year old kids with cellphones or 10- yr olds with laptops. Isn't that a bit too soon for their age?
Sure many of you loving parents can afford to buy all these things to your kids, but if we give them unecessary things, we are in a sense, teaching them negative values. Yes we want our kids to be intelligent, updated with the latest technologies the world can offer. We want nothing but the best for them, the best that we can possibly give.
There's nothing wrong with keeping up with technology, but we should never forget that a child always needs guidance. Although there are a lot of smart kids out there who are really out of the chart intelligent, they are still kids. And I think we have to share to them what we learned from our parents. Basic values and virtues like discipline is, for me, a must in a every child if we really want them to succeed in life.
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Parenting
Wednesday, September 09, 2009
LP:# 74 Lansangan
Lansalngan ng Guagua Pampanga. Ito ang isang lgaur sa Philipines na kaunting ulan ay binabaha na. Nangyari ito noong nakaraang bagyong 'maring' ito ang naging resulta na dulot ng bagyo sa mga lansangan ng Guagua.
Sa likod nito ay isang Bakery na inabutan din ng tubig baha.
Pagkatapos ng mahabang road trip sa baha, kailangn muna magpainit , uminom ng mainit na kape at kumain ng pandesal.
Friday, September 04, 2009
Link From Blog
To all my friends here in blogger world, a new friend is here offering paid blogging services for bloggers. Link From Blog gives bloggers opportunities to earn money and post what they love best, writing. So hurry up on to the site and register for an account so you can get started on it. And start write relevant post and most of all earn money.
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blogging
Wednesday, September 02, 2009
Midnight Break
Most jobs have their usual lunch breaks while others have their usual tea time. I guess most of you feel a bit sleepy after having lunch at work and might wanna have a bit of a shut eye during your lunch break. You may have tried to just lay back on one chair and place your feet on another chair just so you can be comfortable while resting after lunch.
The break we have here is anything but usual. Since it's a night shift, workers here are given about 30-45 mins of nap time when the clock strikes 12; midnight that is. And we won't have to worry about pulling other chairs to be comfy.
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break time,
work
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