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Moving Matters

Mar 20, 2010 under @ Home | 5 comments

I have been living outside of my native country for so long, but I am finally coming home for good together with my husband come June this year. I’m really excited with moving and seeing address signs which indicate that I am truly where I belong – home. In fact have already packed some of the stuff that we will take with us (yes, including fixture I purchased here and an address plaque I bought for our new house, one of those house address plaques that are too cute for words. Tee hee).

What makes me even more enthusiastic about going home is the prospect of being with my family again for good back in the Philippines. Just thinking about finally moving back home gives me a warm feeling. Much more so if there will be three of us going home. You know what I mean. And please help me pray for it.

Four Eyes

Mar 16, 2010 under @ Home, Health | 1 comment

My brother mentioned that he feels that his glasses aren’t right anymore for his eyes and thinks that he will need to buy new pair of glasses. He went online to do some price comparison  and read about Eric’s Review of Zenni Optical.

He likes zenni already but was wondering how could it be possible to get quality glasses at a very very low price. he’s looking to buy the Lowest Price Progressive Glasses, but he still needs to save a bit more now that he is almost broke. As soon as he has some money he will buy one at The #1 online Rx glasses store .

Singapore’s Little Champions

Feb 20, 2010 under Singapore | 3 comments

The Standard Chartered’s Singapore Little Champions campaign is ongoing ( jointly promoted by Standard Chartered and MasterCard), and I bet a lot of children here are pretty excited about the outcome of this contest. Haven’t registered yet and don’t know what it is about? Well, for starters, let me say that this opportunity will let your child shine beside world-class soccer players at the 2009/2010 UEFA Champions League matches. Participants stand a chance to win a round-trip airfare, a three-night hotel stay and match tickets for you and your child, as well as the much-coveted player escort rights.

What needs to be done?

Simple. Spend at least $300 each month during the promotional period and register for the Little Champions Program and you’re on your way to giving your child one of the most exhilarating experiences of his/her life. For Korea, Standard Chartered’s Korea Little Champions there is a  as well, so there’s no need for Korean kids to fret. Deadline for registering is March 21, 2010, but in the event that you will not be able to beat the deadline, you can still win UEFA branded merchandise comprising sweater, cap and luggage bag. Register while it’s still early and enjoy the league with your child!

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