Bought this online! A client can have doll shoes custom-made -- from colors to ribbons. This is 100% made in the Philippines and it's cheap too! It's one of my comfy pair of shoes. I can wear it everyday. To know more about Shoe Room, click here.



Price: P350

I am now a Human Nature dealer. Bow. So dear friends, don't forget to place your order or consider it as F.O. Lols.

As most of you guys already know, I've been using Human Nature products from head to toe for more than a year now. Human Nature is an all-organic product line that is more budget friendly compared to those available in malls, supermarkets, etc. My friend and co-worker Len finally convinced me to sign up as a dealer only this month after I saw how pretty their office is.

Last Wednesday, they moved to a bigger home, which is actually right beside their original main office. Here are some pics I got today.



I also noticed some really nice products they are selling! 



Yummy tea!



Yes, coffee from Sulu!



Chocolates!

I also heard that they would soon sell native bags. So better watch out my fellow bag-whores! Hihi.

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Many young Filipinos are aspiring to be part of the country's news media industry -- despite the fact that it is not a financially and economically gratifying career, trust me. Many media workers suffer from low salary and unjust working conditions, mostly because they are hired as contractual workers. Remember the IJM workers of ABS-CBN? (Unless you're one of those journalists who have the "name" and are raking in millions for their talent fees)

While I advocate for a the economic welfare of Filipino journalists, please don't criticize me when I say that many opts to stay because there are rewards we get and most of it is something that money can't buy.

Just few weeks ago, I tweeted this!



I saw this video link that my college professor posted in Facebook. And I was so surprised that I was actually nominated for this  year's St. Scholastica's Hildegarde Awards for Women in Media and Communication Special Citation. Here's the video:



As I expected, I did not win. It was Prof. Luis V. Teodoro, who is also member of Bulatlat.com's Board of Editors, who won. But I'm still super happy to have been nominated.

Last year, I was also nominated for the Red Cross Award for Humanitarian Reporting for its online category. Two of my colleagues got the first and second prize. And all of the writers were in fact nominated! Oh di ba? Bulatlat.com rocks!

My mom was teasing me, "Why are you always nominated but never really wins?" She smiled and I know that she's proud of me. And that is, actually, all that matters. 

It's a dream come true. Thanks to two of my best friends - my boyfriend Mike and bff Shiela! Here are some of our pictures!

Too many things happened in my 2011 that I'm so lost for words. Here are some pictures that best describe what I've been through last year. Jeez. Time flies so fast I can't believe I actually referred to 2011 as last year.

I worked like a dog



I've been to places I have never heard of!



I paid my grandma a visit at Balingasag, Misamis Oriental


Spent our four years together



I'm so hoping for a blessed 2012!