Thursday, October 04, 2007

Accents for your Neck

My parents used to run a jewelry repair shop. I remember browsing through hundreds of catalogue pages displaying expensive trinkets and earmarked some I fancied.

A woman’s jewelry box is not complete without a diamond pendant on a thin chain or maybe a string of pearls. This strand of South Sea Pearl is such a keeper.



Nowadays, when gold and pearls seems so expensive, we can opt for more affordable swarovski crystals or semi-precious stones.

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September Roundup

What books and/or magazines did I read this month?
Oh my god, I did not read any books. Does LOMA reviewer count?

What movies and/or tv shows did I watch this month?
CSI: Las Vegas Season 7

What special days did I celebrate and how?
My mom's birthday. We went to my parents and bought groceries and she cooked dinner :)

What gifts did I give and/or receive?
Gave mom a wallet :D

What illnesses or health concerns did I have?
The usual tamaditis ;)

What fun things did I do with my friends and/or family?
I get to see olgs! :D

What new foods, recipes or restaurants did I try this month
Contis

What special or unusual purchases did I make?
I bought danggit for pasalubong :)

What were this month's disappointments?

What were my accomplishments this month?

Palawan Day 1 – Lunch at Bilao’t Palayok

I have to leave my camera at the hotel, nadrain kasi yung battery so nagcharge muna ako. So no pictures here. The place was oozing with smell of floor wax, quite a turn off really. I was bent on eating here for I’ve read a review that their food tastes better than Ka Lui, though the latter just have a better ambiance. Despite the smell, I took a seat and picked one of their budget meals consisting of chicken inasal, java rice and atsara for only P59 and settled for a green mango shake priced at P40. Meanwhile, hubby ordered sinigang na hipon served in a continuously heated palayok. First bite of my inasal, I imagined this is what the original tastes like in bacolod and I must’ve teleported there somehow hehe hubby naman was satisfied with his order, the shrimp’s meat kinda semi-sweet with it’s freshness contrasting to the sourness of the soup. Syempre, nakitikim ako ng Strawberry Shake nya and made a mental note to order it next time.

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So I got these pics from minnie's cam :D


The infamous chix inasal, my favorite :D

Sinigang na Hipon, forgot the price but about P100+

L-R: Minnie, Me, Mabs and Irene

L-R: Hubby, Brian, Me and Minnie at the Main Hall of Bilao't Palayok