Poor cats

Evil kitty...miss you!

Kawawa naman ang mga pusa. Hay naku good thing there's no photos from this news at baka malungkot ako lalo...They have feelings too noh!

Is there a clear/precise law on cruelty to animals? I'm always in awe if I watch some shows in Nat Geo and Discovery channel about people saving animals and stuff like that. Other countries even have some protection unit for them. How I wish that we have that in the Philippines.

So Japanice!

Ever since my sister Chamu wen to Japan and I started to work here in SG I was exposed to Japanese thinga-majing. Uniqueness, creativity, reliability, durability and simplicity are best qualities that I could describe of for these Japan-made food/stuff .

1. Royce Chocolates

The Rolls Royce of Chocolates

I first heard about Royce from chuvaness.  I tasted it the first time was back in the Philippines in Greenbelt.
It was love at first bite. But it was too expensive. So, here in SG this is one of my guilty pleasures every payday.


2. Uniqlo

Our clothes are simple and essential yet universal, so people can freely combine them with their own unique styles, in any way they choose, every day of the year. 

Everything we do is rooted deeply in our Japanese origin, always aspiring to excellence in quality, design and technology. However, we will always ensure that our clothes are affordable and accessible to everyone.  - uniqlo

I like Uniqlo specially the shirts because its comfy, lightweight and basic. Non-trendy but modern. Its a store that sells garments from head to toe, inside and out. With ranges from casual to corporate and summer and winter collections.


3. Hikosen Cara

I haven't bought yet this pillow/stuff toy. When I saw this in Takashiyama S.C. initial reaction "Aaawwww so cute." The moment I touched the pillow, its so soft and smooth. It doesn't look asthma-inducing. It comes in 3 different sizes but I like the large one. But the price is kinda steep (SGD 110) even with a 10% discount when TSC had a sale its still mahalia jackson.

Aaaaw so cute...and I didn't know they have names

4. Fujitsu

Fujitsu laptops are really EXPENSIVE in Pinas. I bought the laptop thinking that I can never buy this for its price here. My cousin heard it costs 30k+ php.

5.The miniature donuts in Takashimaya...I just forgot the name

And I even forgot to take pictures. They are bite sized doughnuts that comes in a different variety and flavor ( I like the cream-cheese filled doughnut the best). They sell merlion shaped doughnuts. So cute.


When I heard my colleague is planning a 2-week honeymoon in Japan. I'm so inggit (with the trip ha  not the honeymoon ;) ) So next year I'll see what I can do to make it happen :)


XOXO

Lookbook

skirt, clutch bag, necklace: forever 21

top: cotton on

cardigan: ukay-ukay from pinas

sandals: new look

bracele and earrings: from the pearl sellers of zamboanga

make-up: done by yours truly. Actually I'm just wearing lip-gloss, my signature bloody red lip color.

I love mix-matched clothing. 

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I've always wondered how is it like to shop in Forever 21. Reading countless magazines from the US has given me the idea of this shop. Many eons later I work in SG and comes face to face with F21 with 4 floors of greatness. Until I came in, the clothes are great, but I'm not sure if its because of age that I felt no sense of belongingness. It took me 4-5 visits to F21 before I could totally relate to the merchandise. Or is my taste in clothes has changed. But I'm all ok now with it. I adore the accessories collection.

Having Forever 21 in the Philippines is heaven sent. Too bad I wasn't there to experience it.

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The above dress-code is my interpretation of dressing glamorously. Frankly speaking, its far from glamorous, I just need an outfit that could be suitable with walking, dancing and partying. After many years its my first time to wear the foot torturer that is called high-heeled sandals. My legs are shaking because of pain. I should have trained myself again before wearing one. 

xoxo

Wish fulfilled many eons later...

I wrote this 4 or 5 years ago...It turned out that I've saved this in my multiply account. 

It took me this long to fulfill this wishlist. In less than 5 months time in SG I was able to buy myself a laptop and an Ipod touch. As for the MMS cellphone, I got one from Dad as my graduation gift. But I switched back to the "flashlight" handphone because I realized that I don't really SMS that much and that its still useful for calling. Before leaving for SG I was granted approval of a credit card from one of the best banks in the Philippines that I never applied for. All of this I obtained through God's grace, hardwork and patience. But what puzzles me is that even if I worked in the Philippines for more than four years I wasn't able to buy those things. 

These things are the fruits of my tears and blood for sacrifice. I'm not rich just because I have these things, I worked hard for it... 

I am  sleepy, I'm not sure if I'm making any sense at all.

My eyes are getting blurry. But one thing is for sure this profession has placed me in a position of loving and hating all at the same time...

XOXO