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ang malas ko today!

Sa Starmall Las Piñas.....
12:45 pm kami dumating ni Badz d2 para ipagawa yung cel ko at magpa-download sya ng games sa psp nya...from 12:45 to 2:30 pm hindi pa rin tapos gawin, sobrang tagal na namin naghihintay sa gumagawa ng cel hindi pa rin nya magawa. hindi ko alam kung malala ba ang problema nung cel ko or hindi lang talaga sya marunong gumawa...
kung titingnan mo parang ang simple lang nung problem ng unit ko - ayaw mag-charge and at the same time when you turn on the power, white screen lang yung nalabas.. naiinis na ko ha...sakit na ng paa ko...tinanong ko si manong kung bakit ang tagal, sabi nya hinahanapan pa nya kung pano gagawin yung telepono ko kasi 50/50 daw, its either magawa or hindi!...
grabe na to ha! P2,500 ang singil nya pero sobrang tagal gawin...sabi nya balikan ko na lang daw after an hour kasi sasamba pa daw sya...what the heck! bad trip talaga! siguro napansin ni Badz na mejo naiirita na ko kaya para daw makaupo ako mag-internet na lang muna ako sa internet cafe habang sya naman nagpapalagay ng games sa psp nya...
kaya eto ako nag-iinternet....ngaun habang nag-iinternet ako naiisip ko kung pano kung hindi magawa yung telepono ko, anong gagamitin ko? waaaaahhhhhh!!!! ayoko ng walang telepono!....nung papunta ako d2 sa internet cafe tumingin ako ng celfone sa isang celfone stall....meron daw silang tig-1,500 na unit....di ko lang alam kung anong unit yun basta nokia....naisip ko pwede na siguro yun for the meantime... pero naiinis pa rin ako sa nangyayari....
ilang oras na kami d2 sa starmall...grrr....

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Date at Mann Hann

Im with my bro sa Moa, we bought speaker for ipod and he also bought clothes...ako sumama lang and nagpalibre ako sa kain..hehe....
We ate at Mann Hann....








Our food:

Lechon Macau - the best talaga to!
Tofu Sisig - one of my fave dish here
Sweet and Sour pork
Yang chow rice
Softdrinks...

 

 

 

Sarap! Thanks Brother!

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Package

Kagabi naka-leave ako kaya dere-deretso akong natulog, nagulat na lang ako nung ginigising ako ng yaya ni tami, may naghahanap daw sken na babae....tita ko pala, dumating na daw yung balikbayan box na padala nila tta leris, hinatid lang nya smin...
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FYI sa Cantos Family (sila yung consistent na laging nagpapadala ng US goods sa Silverio family at laging tumutulong pag may problem)
eto yung mga natanggap namen..

-Vaseline lotion (ang laki nman nito kit...hehe)
- Skippy Peanut Butter (isa pang malaki...parang gusto nyo kaming magtae ah....haha)
- Planters peanuts (my fave...sarap na sarap si badz d2 kasi ngaun lang pla sya nkakain non...)
- 2 bottles of Centrum Vitamins (tta, thanks for this, need namin ni badz ng vitamins kasi pareho kaming pang-gabi ng work)
-RL clothes for Tami (yung iba malaki pa yung iba nman kasya na, sabi nga ni badz ang dami ng damit ni tami kasi yung mga dala ni lolang damit nung umuwi sya, wala pa syang nasusuot...sabi ko kay badz madadagdagan pa yun sa next padala nyo sa xmas...hehe)

- Old navy Polo shirt for me
- Old navy Jacket for me (kit parang sinukat sken yung jacket ah...thanks...)
- Liz claiborne wristlet (kit, thanks)
- tshirt for badz (thank you daw sabi nya)
- Lots of Mickey Stuff (mukang lagi kayo sa Disneyland ah...si tami sigaw ng sigaw ng mickey nung makita yung padala nyo...
- 3 Coloring books and jumbo color (tuwang-tuwa si tami d2 kasi may bago na nman syang book...sabi ni badz ang mahal nman daw nun kasi nakita nya yung tag nung isa $16.99...grabe daw...hehe

Anyway, A BIG THANKS TO ALL OF YOU...sa uulitin...hehe

 

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Gift and Plans

When we were in ATC. After having lunch, we went to Timezone so Tami can play, me and Kuya Bing went to Chronos outlet to look for watch. I remember, he was the one who’s also with me when I bought my Kenneth Cole watch and he bought the men’s version of my watch para daw pareho kami. We’re looking for Phillip Stein watch, when the price was asked, it’s now P28,000 from the original price of P41,000 (that’s a big sale). He asked if I want to buy, syempre gusto ko din yung watch pero nag-alangan din ako kasi Badz birthday is nearly soon. Pag-iisipan ko muna kung bibili ako as my Christmas gift to myself.



This watch is very ideal and nice to Badz. And syempre, signature watches comes with a high price. I asked kuya bing where he bought his Tag Heuer watch and he said he bought it in Tag Heuer outlet in Trinoma mall for P58,000. Whoaa!! That was so expensive, buti na lang hindi mahilig magsuot ng relo si Badz (At least makakatipid ako…hehe) Sken ang pinaka-expensive ko ng watch is yung Gucci that costs almost 20k and now I am thinking of the Phillip Stein worth P28,000 and the Tag Heuer worth P58,000. The question is, am I really deserve to have those expensive watches or should I save the money for Tami.


Forget about the watch.

Now that Im on my muni-muni mode, I kept thinking what would be my anniv and birthday gift to Badz. Here are my options:

Giorgio Armani perfume – this is his favorite perfume, iniisip ko kung eto na lang since mauubos na din yng perfume nya.

Cellphone - a new celfone kasi type nya yung celfone na Nokia 5310 music edition saka almost 2 years na din naman yung celfone nya.

New set of clothes - my last option kasi ang dami na rin nyang damit, once a month kasi nabili kami ng damit pero pag wala ng choice eto na lang cguro.

Buti na lang naka-leave ako ng Oct. 23-24, I still have time to prepare kasi sabi ni Badz magpapainom daw sya sa mga officemate nya at dadating daw yung mga high school barkada nya, syempre kailangan ng dinner non, at para hindi nkakapagod (umandar na naman ang katamaran..) oorder na lang cguro ako sa labas. It’s double celebration din kasi. October 23 is our 3rd year wedding anniversary and October 24 is his birthday.

Family celebration with be dining out at MOA on Oct. 26 (Sunday).

Advance Happy 3rd Wedding Anniversary to Us…Happy Birthday Badz!

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weekend plan 10.10.2008

When Im off to office last Friday, I am thinking of what I am going to do for the coming weekend and it’s long weekend for us coz Monday is another rest day kasi wala na nman kaming pasok (holiday sa US).

Here’s goes my plan:

Saturday after office:

Plan 1: Dine out at Dencio’s across our building with some of my team-mates.

- hindi naman ako nakasama kasi sinamahan ko yung pinsan ni badz sa meeting, they’re planning to put up a tutorial business center near Southville school since nagtu-tutor na rin naman sya sa ibang students ng Southville.

Plan 2: Matulog pagdating sa house pra paggising sa hapon aalis ulit pero di pa alam kung san pupunta.

– pagdating ko ng lunch sa house natulog muna ako hanggang mga around 5pm then after that nagpunta naman ako sa house ng pinsan ni badz. Since wala pa si badz dun n lang muna ako nag-stay at dadaanan na lang nya ako dun after work nya pra sabay kaming uuwi.

Sunday:

Plan 1: Attend the Sunday mass at Philam church.

- since I need exercise, nagsisimba ako sa philam ng 6:30am pero take note, naglalakad lang ako from house to philam church (I guess it’s 30 minutes walk kaya 6am pa lang naalis na ko ng house pero last Sunday I wasn’t able to attend the mass kasi nag-day-off ang yaya ni Tami, she needs to go to her Lola’s house para magpadala ng pera sa parents nya, in the end natulog na lang muna ako since tulog pa din naman sila badz.

Plan 2: DVD marathon

- 8:00am ginising na ako ni Badz para mag-breakfast and maligo na rin kasi we’re having dvd marathon sked. 7 movies to watch: Postal, 20 years later, The Promotion, The Viper, Bank Job saka may dalawa pang horror kaya lang nakalimutan ko yung title. Grabe Sumakit mata ko dun ah, walang labasan ng kwarto, wiwi at kain lang ang pahinga. Si tami naman masyadong busy sa paglalaro.

Monday:

Plan 1: Magpagupit and mag-online to check my emails and to visit na rin my blog and friendster since mejo matagal na din akong hindi nkakapag-online.

- Sa pagod sa dvd marathon, late na ako nagising at hindi natuloy ang plano ko na magpagupit at mag-online. Naisip ko later n lang since wala naman kaming pasok that day.

- Nanood na lang ako ng discovery channel at travel and living.

Plan 2: Mag-sm

- while watching tv, katext ko pinsan ni badz and nagkasundo kami na mag-sm. 3.00 pm tinext nya na ko na magkita kami sa house ng pinsan ni badz sa ocampo. Sa sm, nagwidraw lang ako sa bpi then nag-sbarro, ang tagal namin dun. Inabot kami ng almost 3hrs at nagkwentuhan lang kme dun about sa coming trip nya sa Malaysia and ini-encourage nya ko to push the CNI business kaya lang di ko sure kung kaya ko with my work at kung anu-ano pa ang pinagkwentuhan namin.. para hindi naman nkakahiya sa tagal namin, nag-take-out n lang ako ng pizza para sa house since nagbilin si badz na bilhan ko sila ng pizza. Later ko na lang naisip na ang laki na pla ng nagastos ko dun…hehe..

- Pagdating ko ng house nagkwentuhan kme ni Badz sa dining habang kinakain nila yung pizza. After that naglaro na sya ng psp at ako naman ay nag-online na sa laptop. Magupload sana ako ng pics kaya lang umandar na nman ang katamaran ko. Pagka-check ko sa email and friendster ko, naglog-out na din ako para manood ng tv, makinig ng music sa ipod at magmuni-muni kung ano ang gagawin sa bday ni badz.

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Rules in Marriage

Every marriage has its bumps, and they can pop up at any time. What's important is that you learn to navigate them smoothly – before they send your relationship into a ditch.
No matter how far along the marriage highway you've gone, there are some simple, fundamental rules of the road. Putting them into practise isn't always easy, but it's critical. If you do play by the rules, you'll make your marriage stronger, and the good stuff – fun, sex, trust, affection – will be better than ever.
1. Build up your love balance. Boredom, frustration and everyday irritations can douse the spark between you and your spouse – and more of the same certainly won't feed the flame. Making the good stuff your top priority will. Here's how to do it:

First, consider that it takes up to 20 positive statements to outweigh the harm done by one negative one – or by a steely squint or impatient ''humph.'' So do more of the former, less of the latter. Compliment your wife on her new shoes, or your husband on his new shirt. Thank him for helping around the house. Dial her office for a quick ''thinking of you'' check-in (don't discuss household chores or bad report cards).

Be sure these compliments and thank-yous are heartfelt and specific: ''I can always count on you to make sure my car is safe and ready to use.'' ''This new tablecloth is nice – you're always thinking of ways to make our home pleasant.'' Make eye contact when you smile or deliver a compliment. Try a little joyful noise (a happy sigh, say) when giving a loving touch.

Once you take this approach, you'll realise that, in addition to knowing how to push Mr or Mrs Right's hot buttons, you know how to push his or her joy buttons too (and we don't just mean sex). After all, that's how this whole thing started. It won't be long before you appreciate that it's always the right time for small acts of love. Give him a ''glad to see you'' hug and kiss when you get home. Surprise her with coffee in bed on a rainy Sunday (then stay to talk). Revel in the best qualities; let faults slide. Resolve to enjoy a long kiss before you turn in each night. You do little things for your kids. Why not for your spouse?

2. Reach out. Human touch aids the release of feel-good endorphins, for giver and receiver. So link arms as you walk into the grocery store. Brush her cheek with your fingertips when you smooch good morning. Revive the ways you touched in the early days – a kiss on the back of the ear, a hand through her hair. Touch is a complex language. It pays to improve your vocabulary.

Adding more of this kind of touch will help you build a fortress of love. That's important, because a couple who form a tight unit can weather any storm (and are better able to stave off infidelity). How do you build this bond? First, support your soul mate. Take his or her side whenever possible if trouble arises in the ''outside world.'' Keep your spouse's secrets to yourself, even when everyone at work spills theirs. Except in a true emergency, don't let anything interrupt ''us'' time. That's what voice mail and bedroom-door locks are for.

Speaking of ''us'' time: Make a commitment to spend up to 30 minutes a day chatting with each other about everyday plans, goals and, yes, dreams. One rule: no household-management or ''what about our relationship'' talk. This is time to build a friendship. Studies show that being friends pays off over time, ensuring a closer, sexier union. And don't forget to make time for intimacy, even if you must log it in your day planner. Schedule sex? Absolutely, if necessary. Spontaneity is great, but if either of you hungers for affection or physical love, don't wait for that special moment.

Another thing you shouldn't wait for: chances to celebrate success. Grand Slam victors. Gold-medal skiers. They all have one thing in common: When they win, they party. And even small victories deserve recognition. If your marriage is humming along, that alone is worth celebrating. Dine out where you proposed. Or book a trip abroad. You've earned it.

3. Remember – nobody's perfect. It's tempting to blame your spouse when you feel angry, disappointed, bored, betrayed or stressed out about your marriage. Then it's a short hop to seeing your mate as the one who must change for the marriage to improve.

That's a cop-out. Trying to improve your spouse puts him or her on the defensive and casts you in a dreary role. The result? Nobody changes. Nobody takes responsibility. Everyone is unhappy. And making your spouse the bad guy means ignoring the 90 per cent of him or her that's good.

The true fix: Change yourself. When you address your own flaws and seek the best in your spouse, magic happens. Optimism increases. Your spouse feels better because he or she feels appreciated, not chastised. And you both feel motivated to change in ways that lead to even more joy.

One tip to help get you thinking this way: Adopt the Japanese philosophy of imperfection, wabi sabi (''wah-bee sah-bee''), which applies well to real-life love. Next time your partner does something annoying, take a breath, mutter ''wabi sabi'' and remind yourself that his or her intentions are good, even if the execution isn't. At the same time, don't ignore what's good in your spouse. Each day this month, pick something, big or small, that you like about him or her. Then name it. For example: ''My wife is thoughtful'' or ''My husband makes me laugh.'' Then think of a specific act that backs it up: ''She brushed the snow off my windshield last week.'' ''If I'm feeling blue, he'll joke me out of it.''

Finally, honour your own imperfections. Sometimes we blame ourselves for everything that's off kilter in our marriage. Too much guilt can para-lyse. So, think of qualities you value, tell yourself you have them and think up real-world examples. ''I am loving and kind – I gave my spouse the last cookie yesterday.''

4. Add some zing. The classic advice experts give to singles seeking a perfect match: Be ''the one'' to attract ''the one.'' Same goes in marriage. The happier you feel, the happier your marriage will be, and the easier it will be to manage conflicts. If 15 minutes of morning yoga, a switch to decaf, or a new hobby gives you a relaxed zing, the good feelings can't help but lead to happier, richer moments together.

Meanwhile, admit it: You used to fuss over your hair and obsess over the sexiest item to wear to bed. Now, it's stained sweats and a ratty Rolling Stones T-shirt. Time to spruce up your look. Comb that mane, brush those teeth and throw on a new robe. Feeling good about the way you look makes your eyes sparkle. You're more likely to make eye contact. That sends a spark to your spouse.

5. Always fight fair. Conflict is a normal, even healthy, part of any marriage. What's important is how you handle it. In a Florida study of longtime couples, joint problem-solving ability was cited as a key factor for 70 per cent of satisfied pairs; just 33 per cent of unsatisfied couples had mastered this skill. With the right tools and attitude, conflict becomes a gateway to deeper intimacy – the chance to be seen and loved for who you truly are, to accept your mate's adorable, vulnerable real self, and to build a strong union without caving in or silently seething.

First, steer clear of criticism, confrontation and hostility. They're like gas on a fire. University of California researchers who followed 79 couples for more than a decade found that early divorcers fought long and loud and were always on the attack – or the defensive. Happy couples, on the other hand, avoid verbalising critical thoughts, keep discussions from escalating, and don't use absolutes like ''never'' and ''always.''

If a fight does start, try to change the subject, inject gentle humour, empathise or show your spouse extra appreciation. Too late? Call a truce, walk away and cool off for a while.

6. Pick the right time and place. Don't start potentially tough talks if you're not well rested and well fed. Hunger and fatigue can unleash nasty remarks and dark thoughts. Ban booze for the same reason. Save it for when you've achieved détente. That's worth a toast.

Don't ever try to deal with serious marital issues if you've got one eye on something else. Turn off the TV, the phone, the laptop. Close the newspaper. If you're distracted or going out the door, pick another time to talk. You can't resolve conflicts on the fly.

Remember, too, that how you handle these situations does not just affect you. Is the conversation G-rated? Will it end calmly or happily? If not, stop and reschedule the talk for when the children aren't around. When they are, keep things respectful and productive. Research shows that children thrive (and absorb good relationship skills) when parents resolve their problems constructively, but they develop insecurities and behaviour problems when exposed to hopeless shoutfests.

7. Open your ears. The single most powerful step you can take to keep a marriage solid? Speak less and listen more. Blame, insults, criticism and bullying predict a bad end, or at least a living hell. When talk turns combative, don't interrupt, offer a solution or defend yourself too soon. When feelings are at issue, they need to be heard. So nod, rephrase or provide a soft ''um-hum'' to show that you honour the emotions behind the words. Sometimes, all we really need to do to feel closer to someone is pay closer attention to what it is that they're saying.

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Boredom

Becoz im so bored... i take this from one of the bloggers...
A TO Z
A - Age: 27
B - Band Listening to Right Now: hindi ako mahilig sa banda eh...
C – Career: Banking
D - Drink or Smoke: DRINK!
E - Easiest Friends To Talk To: lahat ng friends ko..
F - First Crush: Sorry, really can't remember...
G - Gummy Bears or Gummy Worms: Gummy Bears!
H - Have a Boyfriend / Girlfriend: Husband ko na! hehe
I - In love: of course!!!
J - Junk Food You Like: Lays!
K - Kids: only one…Tami
L - Longest Ride Ever: Can't remember
M - Making love out of nothing at all: hell NO!
N - Names For Your Future Kids: depende kung magkakaron pa..
O - One Wish You Have Now: Manalo ng lotto kahit hindi nataya..hehe
P - Phobias: jellyfish, coz I had a bad experience, that’s why Im not a beach-y person…Grrrrrr
Q - Favorite Quote: “Love means you're not having to say "You're Sorry"...”
R - Reasons to Smile: My family and my friends...
S - Sleeping Time: 11am – 7pm
T - Time You Woke Up: 7pm (always yan kasi may taga-gising ako)
U - Unknown Fact About You: wala cguro kasi my life is an open book
V - Vegetable You Hate: The herb that is usually found in Thai foods and soups... na lasang SABON na lasang bulaklak na ewan... KADIRI
W - Worst Habit: kagatin ang kuko…hehe
X - X-rays You’ve Had: 2 months ago when I feel pain in my back
Y - Yummy Foods: Salad, Japanese and Chinese Foods, Sweets!
Z - Zodiac Sign: Aquarius
AUTOBIOGRAPHY
-Prologue-
1. Who took your profile picture? Saang profile?
2. Exactly what are you wearing right now? Jeans and Polo shirt (dress down kasi kami dis week kasi its Customer Service Week.
3. What is your current problem? Uhm Right now? Wala nman at ayokong magkaron ng problem!
4. What makes you most happy? The thought of being in love, traveling and shopping, going to spa and eating a lot with Badz..(we love to dine-out and try different cuisines...)
5. What's the title of the song you're listening to? Paano by Janno Gibbs
Chapter 1: ABOUT YOU
1. Nickname? Cindz
2. Eye color? Black
3. Hair color? Black
4. Height? 5'3"
Chapter 2: FAMILY
1. Do you live with your parent(s)? Nope
2. Do you get along with your parent(s)? yes, most of the time haha
3. Are your parents chill? No comment! haha
4. Do you have any siblings? Yeah, I got 2, im the eldest and the only girl
Chapter 3: FAVORITE
1. Ice Cream? Strawberry, ube and Chocolate!!!
2. Season? Christmas Season and New Year
3. Book? Three weeks in Paris, Harry Potter Books
4. Band? Nothing in particular. As long as they produce good music...carry na!
5. Food? Im not choosy when it comes to food..
6. Drink(s) (non alcoholic)? Green Tea Latte and Fraffe, Coffee and Softdrinks
7. Pen color? Black
8. Store? Guess, F&H, M&S etc..
9. Brand? Lacoste, Gap, Coach etc..
Chapter 4: DO YOU
1. Write on your hand? If I don't have a choice hehe
2. Call people back? Depends on the situation…
3. Believe in love? Syempre…
4. Sleep on a certain side of the bed? No
Chapter 5: HAVE YOU
1. Kissed someone in the past 48 hours? Yes kasi everytime I leave the house laging my goodbye kiss to badz and tami.
2. If so...where? lips? San ba dapat?
3. Had PHYSICAL therapy? yeah
4. Gotten surgery? none
5. Taken painkillers? nope
6. Overdosed on pain killers? No :(
7. Been stung by a bee? you should ask people in the remote areas, may bee ba sa city?
8. Threw up in a doctors office? No. Ang labo... bakit sa doctor's office? -- hahaha labo nga
9. Do you have a crush on anyone? Oh yeah (sana hindi mabasa ni badz to! Huhu…)
10. Do they know? Nope…it’s a secret..
Chapter 6: WHO/WHAT WAS THE LAST
1. Person to text you? My supervisor..forwarding quotes
2. Thing you touched? Keyboard sa office
3. Thing you said? “Mag-jollibee n lang tyo sa lunch”, sabi ko sa ofcmate ko
4. Person you hugged? My baby
5. Person you talked to on the phone? Yaya mercy
6. Last book you read? Can’t remember
7. Last time you cleaned your room? a month ago!
8. Last time you talked to someone you liked? Kanina lang…**sweet**

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Cousin Marvil

Happy Birthday, Marvil!!!

And who’s Marvil?

- A chubby person like me...
- one of my close cousin
- a 4th year Civil Engineering student at Dela Salle University (1 yr na lang grad ka na..)
- I must say na mabait din syang anak, pinsan at kapatid
- He will do anything to make his mom and dad be proud of him

And for that attitude cuz! Im also proud of you, keep up the good work!

Again, Happy Happy Birthday....

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