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Monday, September 7, 2009

Getting to Know Each Other

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The simple rules: Just answer the ff questions and then tag as many people as you can. Now here are my answers..

1. What time did you get up this morning? - 8:30 it's too early coz i need to go with my dad in manila.

2. How do you like your steak? - Well done pls..

3. What was the last film you saw at the cinema? - "UP", hehe so cute..

4. What is your favorite TV show? - any gag and reality show =)

5. If you could live anywhere in the world where would it be? - L.A. or Australia

6. What did you have for breakfast? - 1 slice of pizza and milk =)

7. What is your favorite cuisine? - ohhh..i love mexican and american food..

8. What foods do you dislike? - chinese food..eewwww..

9. Favorite place to eat? - mall hehe..

10. Favorite dressing? - in what?

11. What kind of vehicle do you drive? - my mom's jazz honda..

12. What are your favorite clothes? - the usual, denim and tank tops or tees..

13. Where would you visit if you had the chance? Same with ghie -- Paris.

14. Cup 1/2 empty or 1/2 full?

15. Where would you want to retire? - don't have job right now..

16. Favorite time of day? - night.. night life hehe..

17. Where were you born? - Bulacan..

18. What is your favorite sport to watch? - none..doesn't like any sports..

19. Who do you think will not tag you back? - cant think of any..

20. Person you expect to tag you back first? - Angie ofcourse hehe..

21. Who are you most curious about their responses to this? ?

22. Bird watcher? - Nope..

23. Are you a morning person or a night person? - hhmmm i'll go for night person =)

24. Do you have any pets? - yup.. 3 mini pit and 4 labradors =)

25. Any new and exciting news you'd like to share? - as of now, none hehe..

26. What did you want to be when you were little? - to be a beauty queen hahaha...

27. What is your best childhood memory? - when i fell off from guava tree and i got a scar because of that..

29. Are you married? - no..maybe 4 yrs. from now hehe..

30. Always wear your seat belt? - during my california days yes i did but, here in phil. nope =)

31. Been in a car accident? - no...and thank God..

32. Any pet peeves?

33. Favorite Pizza Toppings? - bacon and pineapple..

34. Favorite Flower? - white rose

35. Favorite ice cream? - oh my "Dairy Queen" is the best and the avocado and strawberry of tapa king..

36. Favorite fast food restaurant? McDonald's -- BK (whooper yum yum) =)

37. How many times did you fail your driver's test? none..

38. From whom did you get your last email? - from facebook hehe..

39. Which store would you choose to max out your credit card? - i'll go for Terranova, Bayo and Primadona =)

40. Do anything spontaneous lately? - hmmm none..

41. Like your job? - still don't have one..

42. Broccoli? - ofcourse i love it and add some butter pls..

43. What was your favorite vacation? - so many.. when we went to california, singapore, malaysia, and bangkok thailand..

44. Last person you went out to dinner with? - last night with my family..

45. What are you listening to right now? - Halo by beyonce..

46. What is your favorite color? - anything will do except red..

47. How many tattoos do you have? - how i wish i have..

48. How many are you tagging for this quiz? - dont know..

49. What time did you finish this quiz? - it's 12:31 pm.

50. Coffee drinker? - nope i dont drink coffee, im a "milk drinker" =)


Ok..im done, here's my answers..Now it's your turn =)

Thursday, September 3, 2009

"BEST HAIR TIPS" (try it)..

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I'm very concerned when it comes to my hair, so i searched for some hair tips on how to make it more shiny and healthy. Hope this can help you as well.

a.) add SHINE

- comb olive oil through your hair when it's been exposed to the sun or after you had colored it. It makes your hair look shiny and healthy.

- use almond oil once a month for soft, shiny hair. Heat it up in the microwave for 15 seconds, then run it through your wet hair. Leave it on overnight and shampoo it out the next morning.

b.) HYDRATE

- open a Vitamin E capsule and massage it into scalp to get healthier and stronger hair.

- rub white camelia oil into your hair and scalp after shampooing and wrap hair in a warm towel for 20 minutes, then rinse. It moisturizes scalp and prevents flaking.

- mix together one ripe avocado, an egg yolk, and one tablespoon of olive oil. Apply it over your head when its wet. Leave it for about 10 minutes then rinse and shampoo.

c.) THICKEN

- for hair growth, cut up a handful of celery and mix it in a blender. Strain the juice from the pulp, and massage it onto your wet hair and scalp. Leave it on for an hour, then rinse and shampoo hair. Do it once a week for greater result.

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

Blog Badge: What Do Your Stars Say About You?

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fun quiz for myspace profile and blog

Lets101 Quizzes - Fun Quiz




"guess it's true hahaha.."

Friday, August 28, 2009

CHEATER'S GUIDE TO BEAUTY

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"Here are some tips for beauty by Preview Mag"

1. Use leftover makeup remover to clean makeup brushes
2. Cut soap bars in two and use only one half at a time when washing
3. When applying makeup use your fingers instead of a sponge for maximum spreadability
and almost zero wastage
4. Alternate costly shampoo with a generic kind every other shower
5. Two teaspoons of baking soda to a squirt of regular toothpaste instantly whitens teeth
6. A mixture of olive oil and sesame oil on the belly, hips, and thigh areas prevents stretch
marks
7. Mix petroleum jelly with matte lipstick to create a sheer gloss for daywear
8. Give yourself a spa-like rubdown by applying body scrub before showering. Exfoliate lips as
well by dabbing on balm then scrubbing lips with a dry toothbrush
9. For sexy waves in the morning, comb mousse through hair and put up in four buns at
bedtime
10. Mix table salt with tap water to create your own surf hair spray, and use regular cuticle
cream to tame cowlicks and flyaways

Thursday, August 27, 2009

LOVE ADVENTURE? TRY THIS..

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Me and my family wants to try something new (some adventure) so we decided to go in Subic. My friend from pampangga recommend this tree top adventure. When we got there, i was surprised because there's a lot of people lining up just to try this tree top. The one i've tried was called "superman" it costs P200 per person and it takes only 2 minutes but, still for me it's worth though. If you want some adventure try this one and sure you will love it =)




























































































Wednesday, August 26, 2009

CURE FOR BOREDOME

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I'm a person who wants to spend time outside my house. I love going to parties, malls, beach and food tripping. I usually go to places with a very good ambiance and lots of people coz, for me it's fun to see different people and socialize with them at the same time. I hate sitting in just one corner without doing nothing, it's so boring (time is gold and i want to make the best out of it).

Well here are some places that i usually hanged out:

a.) Tagaytay - if you love to eat and have a cup of coffee after well this place is perfect for you. I recommend you to try the Josefina Restaurant and the Bag of Bean Coffee.

b.) Batangas - great beach and very relaxing. BALAI sa LAIYA is one of my favorite resort here in batangas. Very nice and affordable (good for those who's in thight budget like me =) ).

c.) Timog Avenue - lively place in here. If you want to chill or drink with friends then you should go in timog. So many cheap bar and club, unlike in other "gimikan" places.

d.) Malls - Ofcourse im a big fan of Trinoma, Greenhills and MOA =)

Hope this post from me gives you some ideas what to do and where to go whenever you need to cure your boredome. =)

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

What Foods Help Burn Fat And Calories?

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Orange JuiceNew - research reveals that your body has a harder time burning fat and calories without adequate levels of Vitamin C-the star nutrient in OJ. Some experts estimate that up to one-third of Americans routinely run low on this important antioxidant. Why? Because we're still not eating enough fresh fruits and vegetables. Strawberries, kiwi, red bell peppers, tomatoes, citrus fruits and spinach are all excellent sources.

Good to know: Fresh orange Juice is brimming with vitamin C. (It delivers 80mg or more per cup, above the 60mg Daily Value.) But vitamin C degrades with exposure to oxygen and light. Within a month every trace of vitamin C disappears from the juice, leaving you with nothing but a carton of orange-colored calories. By the time you reach the expiration date, the vitamin C is lost. Skip the gallon jug. Buy smaller containers instead and drink it within a week.

Water - There's a reason every weight-loss plan recommends guzzling plenty of water. It helps with weight loss. When German researchers gave 14 men and women two cups of water, they found that the subjects' metabolism began to rise within 10 minutes of their final sip. After 40 minutes, their average calories burning rate was 30 percent higher and stayed elevated for more than an hour. What's more, the water quenches your thirst and helps prevents dehydration, which can slow down your metabolism.

Good to know: Part of the increased fat and calorie burn occurs as your body warms the liquid to your body temperature, so if you're aiming for max fat and calorie burn, dump ice cubes into a 16-ounce water bottle and fill it to the brim with water.
To read more about the health benefits of drinking water click here

Salmon - People who eat fish three or four times a week have higher levels of leptin - a hormone that is believed to control appetite and promote fat loss. One recent study showed 73 dieters who were given leptin injections lost about four times as much weight (15 pounds versus 3 ½), most of it from fat, during a six-month period, than those who didn't receive leptin. Fish are also rich in omega-3 fatty acids, which help to regulate the body's blood-sugar levels, which keep hunger at bay. Most Americans get only about 15 percent of the recommended daily amount (650mg) of omega-3.

Good to know: Canned tuna contains fewer omega-3s than salmon, and it has recently come under fire for it's high mercury content, which limits the amount of tuna you should eat. Buy canned salmon instead. Twelve ounces a week, or four 3-ounces cans, delivers all the omega-3s you need, plus it's low in calories (80 per can) and high in protein. Toss it in salads, mix it with pasta, or just serve it up with a little mayo on a salmon sub.

Eggs - If you want to burn fat, nothing beats breakfast. The morning meal fires up your metabolism and increases your energy to tackle the day ahead and hopefully your morning workout. Eat eggs. Research shows that egg eaters consume fewer calories than non-egg eaters in the hours following breakfast.

Good to know: Almost 80 percent of people who lose and keep off large amounts of weight eat breakfast daily, according to the National Weight Control Registry.

Milk - Sure, milk can deliver bone-building calcium, and some studies suggest that calcium promotes fat burning, but that's not the whole story, or perhaps even the most important part. Milk is also an important source of vitamin D, otherwise known as the sunshine vitamin. Researchers are now discovering that vitamin D is an important player in metabolism, as well as bone development. The problem is that up to 70 percent of us routinely get less than we need, If you live in the northern states (any above the line from New York City to Northern Carolina), the sun is strong enough for your body to make the vitamin D only from May to September. What's more, sunblock with a SPF higher that 8 will block the UV rays necessary to make vitamin D.

Good to know: Three cups of milk a day deliver your daily dose of calcium and about 75 percent of your vitamin D needs (400 IU a day). For the rest, hang out in the sunshine for about five minutes a day to get some light on your hands, face and arms. Other good food sources include eggs, and fish such as salmon, sardines and herring.

Sirloin - Lean meats, such as sirloin steaks, as well as turkey, chicken, tuna, lentils and fortified cereals, are rich in iron, the mineral that is responsible for forming hemoglobin and carrying oxygen in your red blood cells. Without enough oxygen carrying hemoglobin, your energy flags and your metabolism falls. Because athletes are so active they may need about 30 percent more iron than the general population. Supplementing iron can be risky, so it's best to get it from food. To read more about iron click here

Good to know: Cook in cast iron. The minerals leach from the pot or pan into the food. Acidic foods work best. One study showed that the iron content of three ounces of spaghetti sauce skyrocketed from 0.6mg to 5.7mg of iron after being cooked in a cast iron pot.

Almonds - Adding a handful of almonds to your oatmeal in the morning may help you burn fat and calories. A study of 65 overweight adults found that even when the dieters ate identical amounts of calories, those who were given three ounces of almonds every day lost considerably more weight (18 percent versus an 11 percent weight loss) and more inches off their waistline than those who did not eat nuts. Almonds seem to help stabilize blood sugar, which wards off hunger.

Good to know: Nuts are high in calories, so don't go too nuts. A handful a day should be enough to help keep hunger away.