| What Your Halloween Habits Say About You |
 You're a friendly person, but not the life of the party. You like making someone else's day - and you'll dress up if you think of a really fun costume. You definitely think of yourself as someone who has a dark side. And part of having that dark side means not showing it. Your inner child is stubborn and a bit bossy. Your fears are irrational and varied. It's hard to predict what you may be afraid of on any given day. You're prone to be quite emotional and over dramatic. Deep down, you enjoy being scared out of your mind... even if you don't admit it. You are a traditionalist with most aspects of your life. You like your Halloween costume to be basic, well made, and conventional enough to wear another year. |
Thursday, October 30, 2008
My Halloween Personality
Scream Queens
I like the Scream Queens shows at VH1. This show is composed of aspiring scream queens. Everybody are competing each other to be the number 1 Scream Queen/Horror Queen. Whoever will win this show will have a big part on the movie SAW IV and for sure will have a great future when it comes to scary or horror movies.
Sunday, October 26, 2008
The Truth Behind Eternal Flame
This is sooooooooooooooooo funny! I hope you all will like it :)
BULAG- Close your eyes
PILAY- Give me your hand, darling.
BINGI- Do you hear my heart beating?
BOBO- Do you understand?
MANHID- Do you feel the same?
DUKHA- Am I only dreaming?
BUMBERO- Is this burning? An eternal flame!
PIPI- Say my name!
BALIW- Sunshine through the rain.
KAWAWA- My whole life so lonely.
DOKTOR- They will come and ease the pain.
MARAMOT- I dont wanna lose this feeling.
WOLF- Ooooooooohhh.
BULAG- Close your eyes
PILAY- Give me your hand, darling.
BINGI- Do you hear my heart beating?
BOBO- Do you understand?
MANHID- Do you feel the same?
DUKHA- Am I only dreaming?
BUMBERO- Is this burning? An eternal flame!
PIPI- Say my name!
BALIW- Sunshine through the rain.
KAWAWA- My whole life so lonely.
DOKTOR- They will come and ease the pain.
MARAMOT- I dont wanna lose this feeling.
WOLF- Ooooooooohhh.
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Jennifer Hudson's Nightmare
At 2:44pm Friday afternoon, Jennifer Hudson's brother, Jason Hudson, and her mother, Darnell Donerson, were found dead by shotgun blast in Jennifer's mother's Chicago home. The bodies were discovered by Jennifer's cousin, who lived nearby. Additionally, Darnell's 7-year-old grandson, Julian King, was reportedly abducted from the scene--possibly by the suspect in this tragic double murder.
This news comes at a time when Jennifer should be enjoying the happiest time of her life--she just released her debut album, she's about to hit the silver screen again in the highly anticipated The Secret Life Of Bees, and she just got engaged to her lawyer/reality-star boyfriend, David "Punk" Otunga. But now, just as the dreamgirl is about to have all her dreams come true, she is instead facing this ultimate nightmare.
Condolence to you Jennifer,may your brother and mother rest in peace...
This news comes at a time when Jennifer should be enjoying the happiest time of her life--she just released her debut album, she's about to hit the silver screen again in the highly anticipated The Secret Life Of Bees, and she just got engaged to her lawyer/reality-star boyfriend, David "Punk" Otunga. But now, just as the dreamgirl is about to have all her dreams come true, she is instead facing this ultimate nightmare.
Condolence to you Jennifer,may your brother and mother rest in peace...
Friday, October 24, 2008
Staying With A Friend!
My son and I are staying with my friend's house right now that is because Ate Loren is scared to stay home by herself and her son. Ate Loren's mother in law just passed away and she do not want to be alone that is the reason why me and my son are staying with her and her son. I love staying here because I always eat and the bad thing is that I am gaining more weight LOL Well,I wish you all to have a great weekend ahead of you. Take Care You All and Have a great day!
Monday, October 20, 2008
Yummy Palitaw!
Yesterday my friends and I attended Ate Marissa's housewarming. They prepared so many foods and one of my favorite is the palitaw. I took some palitaw home and now I am eating it while I am watching my teleserye online. Well,I better let you all go because I am going to finish watching my tv shows. Take care all peeps and thanks for the visit!
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Faithfully by Journey
I really love this song...Ate Loren and I used to sing this song always..Now,that my husband has left for deployment,I would like to dedicate this song to him...Manong,I will be forever yours,FAITHFULLY!I will be waiting here for you always....I Love you and I am missing you a lot!Enjoy the video people!Have a nice day!
Nine ways to slash your family's spending
Here are some ways to help you save you and your family from too much spending of money.
Look for hidden waste
Can you find a cheaper cell-phone plan, long-distance phone service, or Internet service provider? Is it time to refinance your mortgage or car payments? Can you raise your insurance deductibles, which lowers your premiums? What about canceling your long distance and purchasing budget phone cards — or using a cell phone (with free long distance included) in off-peak hours? Are you getting your money's worth from your gym membership, or could you walk, jog, or play basketball in the park instead? You may want to consider becoming a one-car family — you'll save on gas, insurance, and car maintenance. And ask your utililty company how you can lower your payments. Even simple changes, like turning down the temperature on your water heater or installing energy-saving showerheads, can bring your monthly bills down.
Watch those credit cards
If credit card charges are eating up a big chunk of your monthly budget, look into consolidating your balances or getting a lower interest rate. Examine your credit card statements: Are there automatic charges — subscriptions or monthly fees — that could be canceled? (Get more tips on easy ways to lower your credit card debt.)
Plan low-cost family vacations
Instead of staying in hotels, consider traveling with friends and renting a house together. This is usually cheaper than hotel rooms, and it allows you to cook meals instead of going to restaurants. Other ideas: Travel locally so you can drive rather than fly. Carry a cooler full of snacks and sandwich ingredients so you don't have to eat out for every meal. Pack up the tent and go camping. (Get more tips on saving big on family travel.)
Go co-op crazy
Form a meal co-op with friends and neighbors — each family takes a night to make dinner for everyone. This saves time, builds community, introduces children to a broader variety of foods, and saves money by allowing participants to buy food in bulk (without having to eat the same food for weeks straight).
A babysitting co-op may also be a good idea. By trading babysitting duties with other families you're close to, you can save money on childcare and know you're leaving your child with people you trust.
Avoid restaurants
The average American family eats out four times a week, which takes a big bite out of their budget, says Jonni McCoy, a mom and founder of the Miserly Moms Web site. You can save a lot by making relatively painless adjustments to your dining habits. On date night, leave the kids with friends and prepare a candlelight dinner at home instead of going out to eat. On workdays, bring your lunch to the office. On weekends, make a picnic and take your family to the park or the beach. Take snacks to the playground, zoo, or movie theater instead of visiting the snack bar. You can also save money by making coffee at home — those fancy coffee drinks really add up. Splurge on your favorite beans and a travel mug and take yours to go. (One Baby Center reader figured that by breaking their specialty coffee habit, she and her husband could shave $2,000 a year off their budget!)
Find cheaper entertainment
Go to matinees or rent movies instead of heading to the theater, and try borrowing videos and DVDs from your local library rather than paying for rentals. And do you really need cable television when you can rent DVDs of your favorite premium channel shows?
You can also get creative about finding ways to cut costs and create family time. Organize a family game night instead of going out, or make holiday presents together to save on gift-giving.
Become a smart shopper
Start with the food bill, McCoy advises. "This is usually the largest category of spending, and there are so many ways to whittle it down," she says. Buy in bulk, clip coupons, and mail in rebates. (You can trade coupons with other parents on our trading post bulletin board.) Generics and store-brand products are almost always cheaper than name brands. (Get more tips on trimming the fat from your food budget.)
For clothes, baby gear, furniture, and similar items, secondhand stores and resale shops have bargains galore, as do sites such as eBay and Craigslist. Or, if you're buying new, purchase clothing for next year during end-of-season sales. For furniture or appliances, ask for floor models — you probably won't notice a scratch on your new bed, but it could bring down the price significantly.
And finally, skip the pricey salon and become a beauty school drop-in. Beauty schools offer discounts on services such as haircuts, facials, and mani-pedis.
Keep a tight rein on your budget
Stay-at-home mom Heather DeGeorge uses a simple envelope system: Every two weeks she takes the cash from her husband's paycheck and divvies it up into envelopes marked for specific expenses. So if she has budgeted $400 a month for groceries, she puts $200 into the grocery envelope every two weeks. Then she knows she'll have the money when it's time to go to the store. DeGeorge has envelopes for other fixed costs, as well as for luxuries. "We budget a certain amount for eating out," she says. "If there's no money in the 'eating out' envelope, we go to the pantry."
Similarly, you can use a separate bank account to make sure you have all the money you need tucked safely away for certain fixed monthly or yearly expenses. Add up the yearly total of all your fixed expenses, divide it by 12, and deposit that amount every month in your separate bill-paying account. Once you get going with this system, you'll never have to scramble to pay your property taxes or any other regular expense.
Put in the time
It's time-consuming to develop and maintain a budget, find the lowest prices, collect coupons, and shop for the best deals. It takes still more time to shop and cook in bulk, and to make presents instead of buying them. McCoy figures that she devotes seven hours a week to keeping her household costs low. "That includes everything: meal planning, shopping, making meals from scratch, and keeping track of spending," she says. "When you consider the rewards, it really isn't that much.
I hope these stuff could help you and your family from saving money and to avoid spending too much money for non-sense stuff.Thanks for reading!Have a nice day!
Look for hidden waste
Can you find a cheaper cell-phone plan, long-distance phone service, or Internet service provider? Is it time to refinance your mortgage or car payments? Can you raise your insurance deductibles, which lowers your premiums? What about canceling your long distance and purchasing budget phone cards — or using a cell phone (with free long distance included) in off-peak hours? Are you getting your money's worth from your gym membership, or could you walk, jog, or play basketball in the park instead? You may want to consider becoming a one-car family — you'll save on gas, insurance, and car maintenance. And ask your utililty company how you can lower your payments. Even simple changes, like turning down the temperature on your water heater or installing energy-saving showerheads, can bring your monthly bills down.
Watch those credit cards
If credit card charges are eating up a big chunk of your monthly budget, look into consolidating your balances or getting a lower interest rate. Examine your credit card statements: Are there automatic charges — subscriptions or monthly fees — that could be canceled? (Get more tips on easy ways to lower your credit card debt.)
Plan low-cost family vacations
Instead of staying in hotels, consider traveling with friends and renting a house together. This is usually cheaper than hotel rooms, and it allows you to cook meals instead of going to restaurants. Other ideas: Travel locally so you can drive rather than fly. Carry a cooler full of snacks and sandwich ingredients so you don't have to eat out for every meal. Pack up the tent and go camping. (Get more tips on saving big on family travel.)
Go co-op crazy
Form a meal co-op with friends and neighbors — each family takes a night to make dinner for everyone. This saves time, builds community, introduces children to a broader variety of foods, and saves money by allowing participants to buy food in bulk (without having to eat the same food for weeks straight).
A babysitting co-op may also be a good idea. By trading babysitting duties with other families you're close to, you can save money on childcare and know you're leaving your child with people you trust.
Avoid restaurants
The average American family eats out four times a week, which takes a big bite out of their budget, says Jonni McCoy, a mom and founder of the Miserly Moms Web site. You can save a lot by making relatively painless adjustments to your dining habits. On date night, leave the kids with friends and prepare a candlelight dinner at home instead of going out to eat. On workdays, bring your lunch to the office. On weekends, make a picnic and take your family to the park or the beach. Take snacks to the playground, zoo, or movie theater instead of visiting the snack bar. You can also save money by making coffee at home — those fancy coffee drinks really add up. Splurge on your favorite beans and a travel mug and take yours to go. (One Baby Center reader figured that by breaking their specialty coffee habit, she and her husband could shave $2,000 a year off their budget!)
Find cheaper entertainment
Go to matinees or rent movies instead of heading to the theater, and try borrowing videos and DVDs from your local library rather than paying for rentals. And do you really need cable television when you can rent DVDs of your favorite premium channel shows?
You can also get creative about finding ways to cut costs and create family time. Organize a family game night instead of going out, or make holiday presents together to save on gift-giving.
Become a smart shopper
Start with the food bill, McCoy advises. "This is usually the largest category of spending, and there are so many ways to whittle it down," she says. Buy in bulk, clip coupons, and mail in rebates. (You can trade coupons with other parents on our trading post bulletin board.) Generics and store-brand products are almost always cheaper than name brands. (Get more tips on trimming the fat from your food budget.)
For clothes, baby gear, furniture, and similar items, secondhand stores and resale shops have bargains galore, as do sites such as eBay and Craigslist. Or, if you're buying new, purchase clothing for next year during end-of-season sales. For furniture or appliances, ask for floor models — you probably won't notice a scratch on your new bed, but it could bring down the price significantly.
And finally, skip the pricey salon and become a beauty school drop-in. Beauty schools offer discounts on services such as haircuts, facials, and mani-pedis.
Keep a tight rein on your budget
Stay-at-home mom Heather DeGeorge uses a simple envelope system: Every two weeks she takes the cash from her husband's paycheck and divvies it up into envelopes marked for specific expenses. So if she has budgeted $400 a month for groceries, she puts $200 into the grocery envelope every two weeks. Then she knows she'll have the money when it's time to go to the store. DeGeorge has envelopes for other fixed costs, as well as for luxuries. "We budget a certain amount for eating out," she says. "If there's no money in the 'eating out' envelope, we go to the pantry."
Similarly, you can use a separate bank account to make sure you have all the money you need tucked safely away for certain fixed monthly or yearly expenses. Add up the yearly total of all your fixed expenses, divide it by 12, and deposit that amount every month in your separate bill-paying account. Once you get going with this system, you'll never have to scramble to pay your property taxes or any other regular expense.
Put in the time
It's time-consuming to develop and maintain a budget, find the lowest prices, collect coupons, and shop for the best deals. It takes still more time to shop and cook in bulk, and to make presents instead of buying them. McCoy figures that she devotes seven hours a week to keeping her household costs low. "That includes everything: meal planning, shopping, making meals from scratch, and keeping track of spending," she says. "When you consider the rewards, it really isn't that much.
I hope these stuff could help you and your family from saving money and to avoid spending too much money for non-sense stuff.Thanks for reading!Have a nice day!
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Time To Dream Of My Hubby!
I am going to the land of dreams now and start dreaming of my beloved husband. I find it so hard to fall asleep by myself now because I got so used to having him (hubby) beside me. It is so difficult for me to sleep because I cannot stop thinking about my husband and his situation there. I cannot help myself but worry even though he's always been telling me that he is okay and he is going to be fine. Well,I better end this now before I get too emotional. I have to go to sleep because my son will be up early tomorrow for sure! Thanks for your visit and please include my husband's safety in your Prayers,thanks!Good night everybody!
Am I Sweet or Salty Person?
| You Are a Sweet Person |
 When it comes to snacks, you're more likely to grab some candy than heat up a pizza. There's a good chance you're female (women prefer sweet snacks)... Or at least, you prefer to be in the company of women. Your tastes are simple and predictable. You are young at heart. You tend to crave food you can just grab and eat. |
Saturday, October 11, 2008
New Look!
I am happy that I've already finished editing my new crib's template. I have started editing this since last week but I was not able to finish it because I have been so busy. I hope you all like my new crib's look. I chose this kind of template because I love the sofa thing on the header,I guess it goes with my blog's title.Please enjoy your stay and please come back again soon!Thank You!
Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Busy Days
These past few weeks,my family and I have been really busy doing some stuff. Yesterday my husband has already left deployment,that is one reason why I was not able to update this blog. I was too busy spending time with my husband. We also went out of town when ever there was a chance. I would like to say Thank You to all those people who keep on visiting my blog. Take Care all and happy blogging!
Thursday, October 2, 2008
My Halloween Horoscope
| Halloween Horoscope for Aries |
 You're a total candy hound who will do anything for a sugar fix. And to get the most candy, you'll wear the wildest costume possible. Costume suggestions: A superhero or famous rock star Signature Halloween candy: Mini Snickers bars Scary movie you should celebrate Halloween with: Shaun of the Dead |
Wednesday, October 1, 2008
Who Moved It?
I was in the kitchen a few minutes ago and I heard my husband and his friend asked each other "did you see that?" so I went the living room and asked what?I thought they were talking about the tv.I asked my husband what they saw and his friend was about to say something but my husband gave him a sign to say nothing.I asked my husband again and he said are you sure you want to know?I said yes,he said that the remote control for the tv fell from the table to the floor.Him and his friend looked at each other and asked how it happened.His friend was far away from the table and my husband was standing far too.My husband said he heard it moved and saw it fell on the floor and so did his friend.Wahhhhhhhhhhhhh my husband said maybe it's time for us to stop watching THE HAUNTING.If it was not my husband nor his friend who moved it then who did it?
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