Nail Art: The Travel Teller

Hello.. This time I am showing you the design I made for my sister. She is a nurse and currently reviewing for her IELTS Examination on May. She is staying at our house in Davao City. 

The design was for her blogger friend Olan. He is the author of a travel blog called The Travel Teller that showcases the most wonderful spots in our beloved country, the Philippines. His latest adventure was in Ilocos, a place me myself would love to visit. Click the link and you will surely see that it really is More Fun in the Philippines. ;)

The nail design was inspired by Olan's T-Shirt design. Just a simple footsteps design on the pinky, middle and index finger. Then the words I ♥ TRAVEL TELLER on the thumb and BE OLANIZE on the ring finger.

Family Day with my Little Girl

Hi! How are you today?  This post is about our Family Day Celebration last Saturday at my daughter's school. It was a perfect timing for me to spend quality time with my daughter because I was busy the past few weeks with my work and haven't had a bonding time with her in a while.

We left home at 8am to participate in the motorcade but to our surprise, the program is about to start when we arrive and the motorcade was over. Oh my! (Next time I'll ask for a Programme a day before!) So Jaja(my child) hurried to go back stage for they will sing the National Anthem.

This is our Official T-Shirt for the Grade One Team.

Nail Art: Where's my Chuck?

Good Day! How was you week?

It's weekend again and it's time to relax and be with our love ones. Be out there and spend time to your family or friends to have fun because you deserve it after a week full of workload! For me and my daughter, we are going to her classmate's birthday party tomorrow and it's going to be a Costume Party so we have to look for her costume today. Any ideas?

I'm Out: Manila Ocean Park Experience

It was a Sunday, a sunny hot Sunday and I was so excited. My best bud and I were off to Manila Ocean Park! It was my first time to visit the. place and "excitement" was an understatement to describe what I felt. I heard about it from my family (yes! they went there without me!), friends and media.