Have been making changes to my blog lately so I went to this site wherein I could use or borrow other blog templates. I didn't realize it was going to need some extra effort in arranging the tags, and layouts of your page. I suddenly got headaches. . . Ouch!
I've stumbled kasi upon another blog, but she's not in blog spot. I think she has her own domain and her layout is pretty impressive for me. The design is so relaxing and the picture of the sensuous coffee on the left top corner was so appealing. Well, this is her site www.thammiesy.com. I've also added it to my links section. I still can't upload her blog's design here because my head is still hurting from all the html codes.
I enjoy reading her blogs because I can really relate to it and it is very enlightening and inspiring as well. For those of you who just wants to read feel-good blogs, just visit her and her husband's site: www.thammiesy.com and www.dennissy.com.
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Tuesday, February 9, 2010
Lost and . . . uhm, ano nga ulit yun?
When I was pregnant with my second child, my eldest and I went out a couple of times, playing at the arcade, shopping for his baby brother's need, and just simply having fun. We usually go at Trinoma because it used to be ten minutes away from our place. We usually go at weekdays because it's less crowded.
One time, while we were waiting for my husband, my son and I hanged around the food court for a little while and ate some snacks. Just then, little 'ol forgetful me, lost my kid's bag. Huhu.. :,-(
So I went to the customer service area to report my lost bag. When we were on our way there, I asked a couple of people around from where we were if they have seen a small kid's bag with a picture of a red car on it (it was Lightning Mcqueen from the Disney's movie "Cars").
The funny thing was when I ask some people around, they're reply is, "Anong laman?" Like, duhh?? Aren't you supposed to ask me where I lost it, or what does it look like? Not what's inside it, right?
I was getting pissed, so when I asked one of the ligpit boys (yung mga nagliligpit ng napagkainan) if they have seen a kid's bag, and when I got another dumb reply, I answered, "Ang laman, ginto, pilak, namumulaklak." Ha ha! Rude ba? Sabay bawi, "'Di joke lang." ;-)
Another example: One time, when we were still living at my dad's place, my mom called us and told us that nilooban daw yung house niya. So after the details, she did the same thing I did and asked our neighbors around if they have seen anyone climbing our gates and slashing the locks of our house away. "So anong sabi nila ma?", I asked. "Wala daw sila nakita, tapos tinatanong nila kung ano daw ba ang nanakaw o nawala sa bahay," my mom replied. Geesh! Unbelievable people! I mean, would it help us all if you would know what's inside my lost bag? Or would help us more to catch the criminal who went inside my mom's house if you chismosas knew that some our valuables are missing?! I mean, seriously. . . Wala na ba kayong ibang matanong? Hindi ba dapat the right questions are, "Kelan nangyari?", "Anong araw o oras nangyari?", "May tao ba dun sa bahay noong nangyari ito?" Hindi yung, "May nawala ba?" ??!!! Di ba?
Wala lang, I just find the dumb questions unhelpful, stupid and inquisitive (in short, nakikiusi!)
Haay . . . sa bagay, that's life eh. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. And when you lose, you get stupid questions like the ones I mentioned above. Ha ha! Just kidding ;-)
The moral here people is that, don't be negligent of your belongings, buy a house alarm system (Ha ha, exagg!). Okay, if that's not possible, just hope and pray that everything will turn out just fine. And finally, no more dumb questions alright? Peace! ;-)
One time, while we were waiting for my husband, my son and I hanged around the food court for a little while and ate some snacks. Just then, little 'ol forgetful me, lost my kid's bag. Huhu.. :,-(
So I went to the customer service area to report my lost bag. When we were on our way there, I asked a couple of people around from where we were if they have seen a small kid's bag with a picture of a red car on it (it was Lightning Mcqueen from the Disney's movie "Cars").
The funny thing was when I ask some people around, they're reply is, "Anong laman?" Like, duhh?? Aren't you supposed to ask me where I lost it, or what does it look like? Not what's inside it, right?
I was getting pissed, so when I asked one of the ligpit boys (yung mga nagliligpit ng napagkainan) if they have seen a kid's bag, and when I got another dumb reply, I answered, "Ang laman, ginto, pilak, namumulaklak." Ha ha! Rude ba? Sabay bawi, "'Di joke lang." ;-)
Another example: One time, when we were still living at my dad's place, my mom called us and told us that nilooban daw yung house niya. So after the details, she did the same thing I did and asked our neighbors around if they have seen anyone climbing our gates and slashing the locks of our house away. "So anong sabi nila ma?", I asked. "Wala daw sila nakita, tapos tinatanong nila kung ano daw ba ang nanakaw o nawala sa bahay," my mom replied. Geesh! Unbelievable people! I mean, would it help us all if you would know what's inside my lost bag? Or would help us more to catch the criminal who went inside my mom's house if you chismosas knew that some our valuables are missing?! I mean, seriously. . . Wala na ba kayong ibang matanong? Hindi ba dapat the right questions are, "Kelan nangyari?", "Anong araw o oras nangyari?", "May tao ba dun sa bahay noong nangyari ito?" Hindi yung, "May nawala ba?" ??!!! Di ba?
Wala lang, I just find the dumb questions unhelpful, stupid and inquisitive (in short, nakikiusi!)
Haay . . . sa bagay, that's life eh. Sometimes you win, sometimes you lose. And when you lose, you get stupid questions like the ones I mentioned above. Ha ha! Just kidding ;-)
The moral here people is that, don't be negligent of your belongings, buy a house alarm system (Ha ha, exagg!). Okay, if that's not possible, just hope and pray that everything will turn out just fine. And finally, no more dumb questions alright? Peace! ;-)
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