This is a promotional tarpaulin in one of the malls in Tagum City, Davao del Norte. I guess they forgot to proofread it first before printing.  Anyway, Pacquiao vs Clottey is just a few days away.  I’m really excited for this fight. Go Manny! Make us proud again.

These photos were taken yesterday (Maundy Thursday) at Kamay Ni Hesus (Hands of Jesus).   The Kamay ni Hesus was built on a hilltop near Lucban. Rev. Father Joey Faller, spiritual director of the Catholic Charismatic Renewal of the Philippines and founder of the Kamay ni Hesus Healing Church visualized the church to give the sick and the spiritually weak a haven where they could feel and experience the presence of God.

At the church’s backdrop is a steep hill transformed into a picturesque Via Dolorosa Grotto of Healing and Purification, all of 292 steps, including the life-size statues of the 14 Stations of the Cross is leading to a 50-foot statue of the Ascending Christ —the third biggest in the world than can be seen miles away.

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However, for more awesome skies, you may visit SkyWatch Friday

My husband is so excited with our camera.  He enjoys taking pictures.  We are both non-professional photographers.  But I can see that my husband is a born photographer. He really has talent in photography.

These are his sample shots:

Full Moon

Next time, I’ll try to share some of my sample shots. But I think I need to enroll in photography class first.

Photo credits to: Eric Fernandez
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As I was cleaning my files on my laptop, I saw these pictures again. This was taken one year ago during our weekend getaway in Puerto Galera.   These are my friends from my previous company.  

It’s been almost three months since I quit my job. It was actually a hard decision for me leave my friends behind. We were together for two years, and they are like brother and sisters to me.  I heard most of them left the company too.

I hope one of these days, we’ll see each other again.  I miss all of you so much!

The first photo was taken using a digital camera around 6 P.M. However, around 6:15 my husband went out and took the camera. I thought he was taking more shots of the sun set. But he did not.

The second photo was taken the same day, but using my Sony Ericsson K800i only. It was around 6:30 P.M. and it was getting really dark. It looked like there’s fire in the sky. Anyway, this photo could be better if my husband left the digital camera with me.

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Anyway, this caramel flavored cake is a chiffon cake but it was not too sweet. The icing is neither thick nor thin, very smooth, and light brown in color. The flower trimmings are made with butter icing, not hardened sugar in toothpicks. It is so perfect. Yummy!

As far as I know, it costs P550 for an 8-inch round cake with caramel filling and P500 without filling. And since this is a made-to-order cake, you need to order two days in advance.

Here’s their contact info:
Call: 3722965 or 3717938.
Address: 54 Scout Tobias St. corner Scout Limbaga. Bgy. Laging Handa, Q.C.

It was the first week of September when Mommy Ruby asked us if we can represent PMC. At first I was hesitant, but Mommy Ruby convinced me that this is my chance to fulfill one of my dreams, that is to be in a magazine.

The interview and pictorial was done last September 9, 2008 at Bonifacio High Street. During that day, I really wanted to look good so I decided to stop by a salon. Funny, Mommy Charm was also there to have her hair done.

After the salon, we went straight to the meeting place. We were shocked that we had make up artist, because a day before the shoot, we were told that there would be no make up artist. We were so lucky because the other groups did not have make up artist.

Our photo shoot and interview took almost 1 to 2 hours. But it was really a fun experience for me. Thanks to Mommy Ruby for making one of unfulfilled dreams into reality. Here are some of our photos behind the shoot.


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Snow World Manila, located at Star City, features the Ice carvings of World Ice Sculpture Arts Champions. Winter Wonderland Entertainment partnered with Star City to bring the Snow World from Indonesia to Manila.

Upon entering the place, I was really amazed by the real snow, real ice sculpture and real ice slide! Not too mention, I was really freezing. The entire place was -15 degrees Celsius, could you imagine how cold it is? Anyway, we skipped the ice sculptures and headed directly to the main attraction, the 68 meters long ice slide. Everyone wanted to try the slide, so it took us time before we can experience the fun. It was really cold, I felt my feet started to get numb. (I was only wearing slippers). Maybe after 10 minutes of wait, our turn came. To be honest, I’m afraid of slides, but this is a one-time experience, so why not try it. I positioned myself and getting ready to slide, but I felt my heart was beating so fast, then my dad pushed me…. I just screamed and screamed but not because of fright, but because I was enjoying it. Even my Dad and Uncle Nenad tried the slide. It was really fun.

Too bad cameras are not allowed, so we had our photo taken by Snow World’s photographer. (100 per photo)

Above photo: (Left to right) Jeri, my cousin Karen, Me, my brother Nikko, my sister Kiss, and Uncle Nenad. Above us: my husband Monch and my dad.

On this picture: (Standing – Left to right) My dad, Nikko, my husband and Jeri
(sitting – left to right) Kiss, me, Karen and Uncle Nenad

We only stay there for 1 hour because we cant stand the coldness anymore. But it was definitely an experience to remember.

For those who want to experience the fun, you may visit Snow World Manila at Star City CCP Complex. Entrance is only P160.00