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Submitted by lella on Thu, 08/21/2008 - 00:32.
Reading Myrna’s articles about saving and investing got me to thinking about the ant and the bee. These insects are apt symbols of the principles of financial literacy.
Submitted by lella on Wed, 08/20/2008 - 23:37.
SECOND STOP: Palaisdaan, Tayabas
Hungry from the trip, we stop at Palaisdaan for lunch. This is located between Lucban and the town proper of Tayabas. The restaurant serves native cuisine with the special touch of Quezon, the gata (coconut milk sauce), in some of its popular dishes.
Submitted by admin on Wed, 08/20/2008 - 23:02.
It is much more difficult to prove yourself to an expectant audience who also happen to be your parents. Also, it can get exasperating that your home environment is the same as that in your office: no issue can be closed and deferred to the next day once the clock hits 5 o’clock and all other previous engagements have to be forgone for work. But these are petty inconveniences that are paid off by the advantages and the privilege of handling your family’s business.
Submitted by admin on Wed, 08/20/2008 - 21:12.
You may be asking the difference between saving money and investing money. Saving is putting money aside for a projected expense – to pay for a child’s college education, for a rainy day, or for a down payment on a house or car. Or probably you want to be sure you have six months’ wages saved in case of a dire emergency.
Submitted by admin on Thu, 08/14/2008 - 00:46.
A heavenly mix of things that make life worth savoring – sweet memories, toughening experiences, crisp humor and dollops of daily miracles all mixed together in a thick cream of faith in the wisdom of God.
TODAY'S TIDBIT: You Can’t Take It With You
“He commands even the unclean spirits and they obey Him.” – Mark 1:27
Submitted by lella on Thu, 08/14/2008 - 00:42.
Around three hours from Manila is Quezon, my home province. Since it’s just a short hop away, I can easily go home for business or to be with family on special occasions. Last week-end, I did just that – wrapped up some business matters and attended my cousin’s birthday bash.
This homecoming was a little different. I wanted to bring my Ka-Pinays on a virtual tour of Quezon. For the first time I will be seeing Quezon through your eyes. So come on and let’s go cruising in Quezon.
Submitted by lella on Fri, 08/01/2008 - 22:44.
THE TEACHER
She begins her class with a warm smile and cools it down with a passage from the Bible. For Hedy Lopez, exercise is not just one or two hours of your day to get that flab out of the way, it is a lifestyle. And it’s not just about having a body to die for; it’s also about having a drop dead gorgeous spirit. She says, “The body is God’s gift.” And it comes with a matching soul that also needs a work out.
Submitted by admin on Wed, 07/30/2008 - 14:32.
The unabated rise in gas prices continues to make an impact on how we go about our day-to-day activities. Since we can’t stop using our cars, we have discover creative ways to beat the gas blues. Here are some of them…
Submitted by admin on Mon, 07/28/2008 - 22:25.
By: Anna Urquiola - Green
When I was invited to write an article about a Filipina’s life in the UK I jumped at the opportunity. Mainly because I want to share the experiences I had in this country and quite a lot of these were eye-openers for me.
Submitted by lella on Fri, 02/15/2008 - 00:53.
Chocolates – I just love them.
Milk chocolates, dark chocolates.
White chocolates, plain, with nuts, with malted centers, crispy with soft chocolate inside.
But I especially enjoy the chocolates with chewy nougat. They don’t disappear in your mouth right away because of the gooey, nutty stuff in them.
SUPER SOUL (Spiritual / Inspirational)
If you take pleasure in coffee and cupcakes with your girl friend...
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