Archive for February, 2009

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The Artist!

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The Geeky Player!And The Fashionista!

Everyday is always different with my daughter. The day doesn’t end boring with her around. I tend to forget things that I need to do if she’s with me in one room. So I often close the door if I need to finish urgent task. Just today before she went to bed I have to close the door for an hour to focus on looking for Mesothelioma lawyer. I love her so much but sometimes I have to isolate myself from her to get things done.

He can rollover now! :D Big boy Gabe is really growing! Everything seems okay.. except that he’s having extreme eczema. :(   Hope it will clear out once winter is over. We have tons of shopping that needs to be done including the upgrade of my phone micro sd. I need to be ready taking photos and videos of Gabe all the time ;) More photos will follow.

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1. In 1 word, explain today. Why? Wasted! I spent too much time playing YoVille :(

2. Who made u smile today? Family

3. What were u doing this morning at 8am? Still in bed and sleeping soundly.

4. What were u doing 15 minutes ago? YoVille-ing lol

5. Something that happened to u in 1985? I was five back then.. can’t remember of any.

6. Worst thing currently on television: Violence

7. How many different beverages have you drank today? Just one, water.

8. What is your favorite part of the day? End of my work.

9. Your current To-do list? Finish tax filing, scrap, edit photos, blog, and hop-hop.

10. Any plans for tomorrow night? Visit store to look for weight loss supplements.

Snagged from Chikai!

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I just finished browsing about travel deals for next year when Lianne asked me if she can bring her dollhouse when we go for vacation. I said that she have to make sure that every morning her dollhouse are organized. Anyway, this is the regular view of her dollhouse when you enter our family room. Sometimes you can also find real food mixing her toys. I know that time will come and this dollhouse will be just part of her past.. or should I say her childhood. ;)

Find ways to reduce stress. Studies confirm that stress may worsen the physical symptoms of a disease, while stress reduction helps to make them more tolerable. Hence, give yourself a break from time to time. (Ecclesiastes 3:1, 4) Do not eat, sleep, and breathe your illness. If you are homebound, you may try to lower the pressures of your emotions by listening to quiet music, reading a book, taking a long bath, writing letters or poetry, painting a picture, playing a musical instrument, talking to a trusted friend, or becoming involved in similar activities. Doing so will not provide a permanent solution to your problem, but it may bring you temporary respite.

If you are mobile, take a walk, go shopping, do gardening, take a drive or, if possible, go on vacation. Admittedly, taking a trip may be more complicated because of your illness, but with advance preparation and some improvising, hurdles can be overcome. For instance, Lex and Tineke, mentioned earlier, managed to travel abroad. “At first it was a bit tense,” says Lex, “but we had a great vacation!” Indeed, your illness may be part of your life, but it does not have to take over your life.

I’m asking hubby to get Delsey luggage so we don’t have to get stressed for packing kids clothes on our next vacation.

They said that except for some evangelical colleges, there is little difference between public, private, Catholic colleges, and universities in the “hookup culture” that  prevails on campus-one in which students seek sexual experiences with a variety partners. And this is the reason that making me scared to send my daughter in college in the future. I would like the option of an online college degree than letting her go in virtual campus. But of course she still have the final word when it comes to her college planning.

I just finished a series of Korean DVD where casinos are the main business. Actually, hotel business but casinos are the main project that they have to include in all the hotels that they are building. The story also include about marketing online casinos. It looks like casinos business are one of the profitable business for big executives these days. Most of the hotels on the DVD were inspired by the famous casinos in Nevada.

Have you heard about usa online casinos? This online casino accepts USA players from all American states and without restrictions. I think most of the people like the online casinos since they do not need to spend time in visiting casino places, which normally takes time to drive. Most of the players are looking for casinos that give huge bonus, free casino games, and more pro-gambler stuff.

You can look at various online casinos and their reviews at USAPlayersWelcome.com. You can quickly view currency that they accept and the software that they use. For some the currency that they accept and the simplicity of depositing funds are important. I’m really not into this games but I know someone at work who play the games often. This might be a good read for him.

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Straight from my camera, without retouch except for auto resizing when I post on this blog. The moon is up in the afternoon.

I’m supposed to order for some promotional items for my sister but I got caught up taking photos outside. I forgot that I have deadline in placing my order because the products needs to arrive before weekend.  Anyway, I was able to place the order and paid extra for express shipping so they have the items on weekend.