Krispy Kreme Experience

After our Manila Ocean Park Adventure, we went back to Jupiter Suites Makati to check out our baggage's then headed to Krispy Kreme Makati branch. Actually, we invaded the "sweets" store past 12 noon and guess what? We were able to experience their "How to Make our Own Doughnut"....So here it is....

Go mommy phebz go! Choco Dip Dip Dip.....

Yeah!!! I perfectly made it!

the finished product.... and my chocolate2x drink

now, it's my turn to take a bite...hmmm so sweetyyy.....

the complete cast of the VisMin Bloggers with Ms. Cathy of Geiser Maclang!

Indeed, we had a memorable experience with them...
'Till next time Krispy Kreme.
Thank you for this...


our 1 box of KK for FREE as our "pasalubong"

We hope to hear that they will be opening branches so soon in different regions and that includes Cagayan de Oro City so that Kagay-anons will be able to taste their so yummy and sweety doughnuts.

My Cake Store GC

My cell phone rang at around 5PM today- with the name on it Mommy Dharlz of More Food Adventures. "Yes hello mommy", then the conversation started...she asked me if I could met her at My Cake Store to claim the GC that Mommy Genebei won in her blog contest a month ago.

Within 15 minutes I arrived at the meeting place- My Cake Store!

here's Lili (mommy Dharlz beautiful daughter who handed me the GC)

Actually, I was so shocked when sis Genebei of Her and History left a message in my YM telling me that her won GC will be given to me. WOW thank you so much dear sis! I was about to join the contest but I was running out of time due to some events that we attended especially the Alaxan Search for the toughest Jobs in RP. Lucky me, that my sis in Christ gave it to me.

Anyway, I received the Php 150 worth of GC and was able to purchase it all for some sweets for our lil Danielle.

Once again, THANK YOU SO MUCH sis....

A Great Help to Differently-Abled Person

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of NMEDA. All opinions are 100% mine.


Last month, my SIL was advice to have an emergency CS because of her situation that she can’t stand up anymore because of her leg’s numbness. Actually she gave birth to their first baby which was still at her 8 months. Good thing that the baby is healthy but sad to think that my SIL until now can’t walk due to the newly found cyst on her spinal column that needs to be operated. As of now, it is so hassle on their part every time they go for her daily rehabilitation because she is in her wheelchair all the time. My BIL is trying to look for a solution every time they go on travel.

I don’t know if they heard about NMEDA? Actually, they don’t sale anything but instead they educate their consumers on buying their products from their qualified dealer only. This association is a non profit that can help you find the right access vehicle for your elderly and disabled family member. Another thing would be, they will be there to help you provide custom fit vehicles for the specific needs of your elderly or disabled loved ones through their “in-person” evaluation procedure. They also have their Quality Assurance Program (QAP) which is considered as the only recognized accreditation program for the Adaptive Mobility Equipment Industry in order to satisfy customers consistently and to ensure companies to have a systematic and documented approach quality. With this kind of program, you are sure that you will be provided with safe and reliable access vehicles.

If you need additional training or product refinements for your access vehicle, you can look for a NMEDA qualified dealer next to your area. They can also assist you if you need to transport your elderly or disabled family member be help them back on to the road of independence.

So, you can visit NMEDA’s site today and find the closest qualified dealer near you. Well, I just hope to have them here so that they could be a great help to my SIL and to all differently-abled person I know.

The Search for the Toughest Jobs Philippines Promo

For the first time, LOVEs Haven will be running a promo for my avid readers and followers. This is in line with the event launching that I have attended last week in Manila regarding Alaxan FR's Search for the Toughest Jobs in RP.

So here's the question: What is your toughest job? (Who has the tougher job- a manager or a messenger; a Makati girl or a palengke boy; a driver or an accounts driver?)

If you think that your job is the toughest among others, then take time to participate in this search. Or you could nominate someone who deserves to be rewarded with a trophy and a 20,000 cash during the announcement of the national level winners this coming August 25, 2010. Who knows you will be one of those lucky winners.

So, if you wish to participate then follow these simple mechanics:

1. Submit or include a photo of your job and explain why you have a tough job.
2. Please indicate your name and occupation in your entry.
3. Please submit your URL at alaxantoughjobs.gmail.com and jayluv_22@yahoo.com or simply leave a comment here.Or if you want, just send your entry in the above email adds and I will be the one to upload it in their official website.
   

Prizes:
**Winners will win tough jobs T-shirts, cellphone cleaners and Alaxan FR’s sample packs.

Note: I will chose for the top 3 tough jobs, and automatically all of your entries will be uploaded to www.toughjobsphilippines.com. Rest assured that all of your entries will have a great chance to win for the national competition and win fabulous prizes as well.

Deadline of submission of entries is on July 15, 2010, so hurry join now!

Our Mini Get Together

Last month, I initiated a mini-get together with my Grade VI- Osmena classmates. Sad to think that others were not able to be with us for some reasons: they are away from the country, they were so busy from work, have to prioritize their families and whatsoever reasons they have in mind. Anyhow, we were there to catch some updates with our long-long friends and classmates and we did enjoy so much reminiscing our past. lolz. Exchanging of whereabouts in life, some of my classmates where working abroad, working in a government agency, and one of them is working in an seo company. I was really curious when she said she is into search engine optimizing that I told her to give me some tips on how to do it. Maybe some time if she and I have enough time to sit down and talk about this matter. Well, to continue, we had our sumptuous dinner at Sentro 1850 and after that we headed to Silver Rain KTV to have our videoke nights and some drinks. Photo shooting still continues with our architect and at the same time photographer classmate. Indeed, we went home early dawn but still it’s still worth remembering even if we’re just a few.

Till next time friends!