Chocolate berries in stylish gift boxes Hubby and I used to receive big baskets of groceries including corporate chocolate gift from my previous company (PJI). Aside from that, we also get gift certificates (GCs) from different advertisers. Instead of cash, advertisers pay PJI with GCs for the advertisement published in three newspapers such as People’s…
Category Archives: Holidays
Positive thoughts
There are only a few days remaining in 2010 and I still have pending assignments to finish including htc desire reviews – it’s about reviews and commentaries on the latest model of gadgets like cellphones in the market. Despite the workload, I’m entertaining positive thoughts to attract positive things to happen to me, my family,…
What can I give you this Christmas?
I hope hubby would ask me the same question one of these days and I would readily say I want a Netbook and if not much to ask an SLR or DSLR camera. They can be as expensive as a pair of diamond stud earrings. But I’m not fond of jewelry although sometimes I wish…
Christmas tree
Hubby and I saw this Christmas tree standing near the corner of the emergency room of FEU Hospital. We were waiting for hubby’s name to be called by the ER staff for his ECG test when we noticed this Christmas tree adorned with masquerade masks. My entry for Mellow Yellow Monday.
MYM: Creepy
Spooky characters I took this picture at the entrance area of National Bookstore in SM Marikina. Looks really creepy. My share for MYM.
Christmas season is here
It’s the beginning of the “ber” months already and you know what it means to everyone in the Philippines. It’s Christmas season! September is actually the start of the preparation for the longest Christmas celebration in this side of the planet. Just this morning I heard a Christmas song played on the radio and later…
My Valentine’s Date
I have three. Hubby and my two kids. Although they are big kids now, we don’t leave them on their own just to have fun. We bring them and yes we had fun just being together – all four of us. One big happy family, ika nga. As I mentioned in my previous post (the…
