For a change I’m not reviewing anything today. But I have other things to say before I go check some outdoor electric grills.
First, it’s a birthday of a friend so let me sing a Happy, Happy Birthday to you (you know who you are).
Second, I might not be around online for awhile. Personal matters that seem obvious if you take into account my pregnancy. *smiles* But I hope it won’t be for long.
Next, this is so trivial, but I hope we can collect all Toy Story 3 toys before the promo ends. I really hope, because it seems that some Shell gasoline stations don’t have a ready stock of the toys whenever we have our tank filled * sigh*
Lastly, I’m placing an order to Indigomanila for some products that can be useful to me –maybe later. Am already so excited.
So there. Have a super wonderful day everyone.
How would you feel when the resto where you’ve just eaten your lunch/dinner has no comfort room? Is it okay with you? Or would you feel pissed?
Normally, I would be okay with this AS LONG as there’s a comfort room nearby. But if there is none, then that doesn’t seem right, ayt? But I’ll still have a little tolerance –in some cases.
But yesterday, I was so pissed when I found out that Mang Inasal-SM CDO has no CR within its premises. Given that: I am pregnant and I can barely hold some water in the bladder; I have just eaten a full meal along with a big drink(!); and then, I couldn’t walk as fast as my brain can think, can you even imagine how mortified I was just knowing they have no CR in there? The walk to the mall CR was really a big inconvenience!
Sigh, sigh. Okay, enough of this verbal diarrhea, I better check some car insurance companies now. And oh before I forget, I do love eating at Mang Inasal. Their chicken are simply roasted to heavenly goodness!
Disclaimer: This is definitely not a review, since the I am not an expert of this thing and also, I have no experience with a similar product of other brands.
No, it’s not about one of those weight loss products. I just want to say post that I’m using it, the AccuCheck Active glucose test kit. Since I was advised by the endocrinologist to take blood samples (to check my blood glucose) every now and then, and so I use it. It’s so simple to operate, I just have to click a finger with the Softclick pen (lancet inside), insert a strip on the glucometer and let a drop settle on the strip for the reading.
It’s also so convenient to bring anywhere because everything I need can be placed in that blue plastic box.
So there, that’s just all I wanted to say.
Oh that’s me. On the second thought, a better and apt term would be “curious penguin,” if there’s such a term. Okay, I don’t think I need to elaborate on that. Don’t let me, p-l-e-a-s-e. Lol.
Anyway, I brought this subject up because I met a new term online and that is Irvingia Gabonensis. Have you ever read or heard of that before? I definitely have not. *vigorously shaking head* Is that a medicine? A disease? For all I know, it could be a name of a person –although it would be a weird name. What could it really be. So there, it got my attention.
And because I’m curious, I looked it up and read about it. Ha, now I know! And I’m adding that to stock knowledge. *smiles* Anyway, I don’t want to spoil the fun (heheh), so if you’re curious like me, click the emboldened term above and find out what it is.
Haaay, I still don’t know what’s wrong with my PC. It’s really such a hassle since the softwares that I always use for some online work are installed in that PC.
For the meantime, I’m using the netbook my husband gave me last December. But I can only use it mostly for surfing the Internet. Oh God help me, I really need my PC. And I need it alive and kicking!
To those who wear designer ties, please take time to visit the link. I know this might be asking too much from you, but I would appreciate it if you could come back and leave me a comment regarding those ties. I would really love to hear what you think of them as I’m not too good at choosing ties. I actually have no practice when it comes to shopping for ties because the Mister doesn’t wear them. Infact, I don’t even remember a time when I saw my husband wearing a necktie. 
So if you have any experience or any advice or any comment to make, I would value it a lot.
Been so busy.
I mean really BEE-ZEE.
I hope to get back with my reviews when some things are settled.
And Oh, I miss my cam. I have lots of items for my review posts to photograph but just couldn’t do so now. I hope it’s already be on my hands next month. It has to be.
What supplements are you taking now?
Me, because I’m pregnant, I had to wrap up my “old” vitamins, which consist of Vitamin C, Calcium, Vitamin E and an anti-stress vitamin (Vit B complex), and replace them with pre-natal vitamins my OB advised me to take. At the moment, I’m taking three vitamins: Calcium, Omega-3 and a multivitamin (Obimin). In addition, I’m also drinking Anmum milk.
My husband, on the other hand, takes Vitamin C, Vitamin E and a multivitamin. Sometimes, he buys another kind of vitamin which contains Royal Jelly and Korean Ginseng (it sound like an exclusive vitamin for men but I think it’s not).
As with our son, I give him Vitamin C with Zinc, a multivitamin that promotes growth and the vegetable vitamins (that looks like Gummy Bears). The last time I have spoken with his pedia, she told us VItamin C is already enough since our son is regularly drinking a highly-vitaminized milk.
I forget to mention it on my posts but I got to say that all Indigo product photos on the reviews I made are not mine but taken from the Indigomanila website. I believe I should apologize but I honestly didn’t mean to miss out on this one. And I have all honest intentions. So there, I give credit where credit is due.
There really are times when the boredom is really “boring” to the bones. Haaaay. I’m in the office and ain’t got nothing to do but look for something to do. What a job! Lol. Take note that I’m saying that even if I think I have one of the most sought-after jobs in the engineering field. *sigh*
Haaay sheer boredom! No work, no challenge.
On the brightier and sunnier side of it all, it means everything is efficiently managed, everything’s doing great. It means everything in the network is working as they should be. It’s like seeing firemen who are engaged in a game of mahjong, or scrabbles, or chess or basketball. You can only be happy with that sight, because when you see otherwise, you’d know there is trouble somewhere. And we sure don’t like that! Or do we?
So *sigh*sigh* I may not like being bored out of my wits, I may not like my job … I may complain that
being a telco engineer means getting no holidays (because that’s when we need to be alert), I have to admit I got to thank God for this opportunity to provide service and a mode of communication for my countrymen, whatever their economic status are. I thank God I have a job because there are many jobless people out there.
