Showing posts with label Projects. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Projects. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 30, 2013

Jack O Lantern

This is our first time making one. We were at Bates Nut Farm a few days back, and pumpkin cost $6 each. Yup, for something that you'd carve, leave it at the lawn and thrown after Halloween. Uh-uh, I'm just there for the pictures then.

2 days after, we headed to Target to buy stuff. Low and behold, pumpkins were $1.50 each. I can deal with that.

Happy Halloween @happymommyadi #lovehalloween #halloween #playtime #happy
 
Happy's first Jack O'lantern was a successful joint project of me and @breehive... Pahirap ng pahirap request ha!


Anna and Happy (for only 5 minutes) went on carving the thing. It turned out great.

Same day, I decided to make pork buns (siopao asado). That one turned out great too. Posted it on Facebook and for some reason, a lot of people did ask for the recipe. What's up with that? It was tedious to make, but readily available on any Asian grocery or Filipino fast food chains.

My very first pork asado #siopao turned quite good according to my fans  all 18 mini bums going, going gone! @breehive #happy #adi #mommyinlove
 
What's for lunch?: Homemade pork buns (siopao asado) @happymommyadi #filipinocuisine #homecooking #foodie #foodporn


Maybe it's the fact that those sold on the supermarket are freakin' expensive like that $6 pumpkins huh? Plus it's better making your own, at least you know what's in it and not some unknown meat.

Tuesday, October 29, 2013

imovie

I had to send a video greeting for Lola's birthday and my editing tool was the iMovie for MAC. Me being me, did not bother to do the tutorial, but everyone does the same thing (right?).

Made a simple video greeting. But then had to do the trailer maker, which was fun. Here it is.


Too bad we had to scrap this and go for the more traditional video

Sunday, August 07, 2011

Mine is as Hard as Wood

After moving to our new house, we immediately started doing projects. From small things such as shelves and hooks to painting the whole house.

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After
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The floor was a big issue before we even moved in. So we decided to change the 2nd floor and the stairs with new carpet. And if we have enough money left, the rest of the house with hardwood.

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We then got a good deal with the hardwood, but after getting two quotes from different contractors, I asked myself why would I pay these guys almost a grand (labor only) when I can do this. I was then dead-lock in doing this project by myself (of course, I had help from Sensei Vinh).

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