"It's not what we have in life but who we have in our life that matters."
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Siblings
School for Future Beauty Experts
Monday, August 09, 2010
July Monthly Round-Up
What books and/or magazines did I read this month?
- Reading Psalm for Mothers and Exploring Worship
What movies and/or TV shows did I watch this month?
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What special days did I celebrate and how?
- Johan's 5th month birthday 
- My Birthday
- Our 5th Wedding Anniversary![]()
What gifts did I give and/or receive?
- None
What illnesses or health concerns did I have?
- Sore Throat and Dry Cough :( due to weather
- The kids also god colds and cough
What fun things did I do with my friends and/or family?
- Birthday celebration at the office
- Watched Undaunted: The Musicale (Lopez Family Story)
- Boss's Treat at Yaku-Podium
What new foods, recipes or restaurants did I try this month?
- Cooked burger steak in mushroom sauce with corn and carrots on the side, a hit to the little girl!
What special or unusual purchases did I make?
- Bought a bag.
What were this month’s disappointments?
- Work :(
- Finally organized a good budgeting spreadsheet and a way to monitor my expenses.
Bright Future
Palace tells pols: Avoid claiming credit for projects
abs-cbnNEWS.com
Posted at 08/09/2010 3:06 PM | Updated as of 08/09/2010 3:53 PM
MANILA, Philippines - MalacaƱang sees no need to remind government officials to avoid placing the name and image either of President Benigno Aquino III or themselves on promotional materials for public projects.
Presidential spokesman Edwin Lacierda compared the move to the Aquino administration's "no wang-wang" policy, or government vehicles' non-use of sirens.
He said government officials should follow the president's example.
"Parang wang-wang yan e. Di mo na kailangan sabihin. Itong ginawang ehemplo ng Pangulo, siguro marunong na rin kayong sumunod kahit na walang utos sa inyo. You should get the drift already," Lacierda stressed.
Echoing the Palace's stand on the issue, Sen. Francis Escudero has filed Senate Bill 2187 that seeks to ban the naming of government projects after politicians or other people.
It has been common practice for national and local government officials to claim credit for infrastructure projects built during their tenure.
The bill proposes to punish violators with 1-year imprisonment and a fine ranging from P100,000 to P1 million.
This is good. I do hope that government officials will strictly follow. Finally, someone raised this concern and hopefully will be able to materialized.
Thursday, August 05, 2010
Anevay's Birthday
She didn't want to join the games so she just watched the kids as they play.
My daughter really had fun. Jollibee made her day. Thanks Mommy Milet for inviting us :)

