Better late than never. Sharing here some photos with shades of green.
I’m wearing a dark olive green shirt here. lunch and presscon with a former health undersecretary (forgot his name). somewhere in cagayan de oro
Blue green shirt. some friends from the doh press office. a mall in cebu city
Blue green shirt with green print. Christmas season. somewhere in Quezon City
Green background. Petronas Twin Towers replica. MOA
My share for Marce K’s Girls Talk
I made it to the ParenTIN tv event last Saturday and was happy to see fellow mommy bloggers present at the occasion. I thought I will not make it to the affair because I’m a bit embarrassed to be seen by my friends with this acne problem. I should have checked on possible acne solutions days before the event so the little red patches on my face would have subsided by then. I think lack of enough sleep has worsened my skin problem.
Pregnant mommy can still have acne too. This is me when I was pregnant with my second child.
Is it true that the government is set to impose tax on Ukay-Ukay (pre-owned or second hand clothes)? Are they serious? Come on. Does this mean I will not be able to buy cheap yet good quality Capri pants and nfl t shirts anymore? Of course the good people from the government can easily impose tax on just about anything and services enjoyed by the common people. But please can’t they exercise a little leniency to us living below the poverty line?
My family relies on Ukay-ukay shops for our clothing needs. I’m sure many of my mommy friends out there have visited an Ukay-ukay stall and purchased an item or two for themselves and their family. And they can vouch that clothes bought there are incredibly cheap and sturdy, you just have to be patient in checking for “new†outfit in the pile of imported clothes. I mean if you are lucky enough you can actually find new and branded items.
Once the proposal becomes a law, many Ukay shoppers including me will be disappointed because shop owners will have no choice but to increase their selling overhead to compensate for the additional cost incurred by the new tax if ever.