You better win Pacman. We'd hate to rant that we paid $60+ for this pay per view.
Saturday, November 13, 2010
Pacman's big night
Saturday night, and we're at home waiting for the big fight.
You better win Pacman. We'd hate to rant that we paid $60+ for this pay per view.
You better win Pacman. We'd hate to rant that we paid $60+ for this pay per view.
Tuesday, October 26, 2010
Trick or treat
Sharp Chula had a little Halloween party for babies. Happy was dressed up in her lady bug costume.
The festivities started around 12:30 and we immediately went around the hospital to do trick or treating. Since we we're employees, we practically knew everyone and had to stop every once in a while to either say hi or take pics.
We then went back to the Nelly Barrington Hall to do the rest of the program and eat. Before the event ended, they then announced that we would be on tonight's news.
Exposure! Exposure! :)
The festivities started around 12:30 and we immediately went around the hospital to do trick or treating. Since we we're employees, we practically knew everyone and had to stop every once in a while to either say hi or take pics.
We then went back to the Nelly Barrington Hall to do the rest of the program and eat. Before the event ended, they then announced that we would be on tonight's news.
Exposure! Exposure! :)
Sunday, October 24, 2010
Buffet
Traffic, winding roads, rocky mountain with a lobster treat at the end. That's what we did last Friday night. We had a feast at the Valley View Casino.
We don't normally go to buffets because we feel that we're not getting our moneys worth, since we don't eat that much. But we love to eat and this is our only way of having to try every kind of food on the menu. And having to eat lobsters as much as we want (and that's mostly Anna), is a good deal by itself.
We don't normally go to buffets because we feel that we're not getting our moneys worth, since we don't eat that much. But we love to eat and this is our only way of having to try every kind of food on the menu. And having to eat lobsters as much as we want (and that's mostly Anna), is a good deal by itself.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
planet Z
One of the craziest things that we have planned for is what to do if ever the world succumbs to the living dead. It's all those zombie movies that made us this paranoid. We've planned what things to bring, the first place where we should go and where to hide.
Volumes 1 & 2
The only thing that we've had issues and debated up till now is, what if one gets bitten? Should we shoot whoever is infected or get bitten too and let the infection just take over?
The other day, I started reading "The Walking Dead". A book written by Robert Kirkman. The first copy was released few years back. I had to do a little back reading, but this was good since they came out with hardcovers.
Volumes 3 & 4
Before picking the first book, I was a bit skeptic about the whole thing. Thinking that it's your typical zombie stories. And then they announced at SDCC that they were coming out on TV, with a series. And made me wonder, this must be good.
I picked up the first copy, to my surprise, at Wal-Mart. The story picked up early, and made things interesting right away. It focused more on how would a normal person handle a situation where there was no hope at all. That there is no future and would make you think if it's better to be one of the living or the dead.
Volumes 5 & 6
Another interesting part would be the wide array of characters. Their personalities and outlook in every given situation. Just ordinary people that was thrown out in a world of chaos.
A must read. I give this a 9 out of 10.
The only thing that we've had issues and debated up till now is, what if one gets bitten? Should we shoot whoever is infected or get bitten too and let the infection just take over?
The other day, I started reading "The Walking Dead". A book written by Robert Kirkman. The first copy was released few years back. I had to do a little back reading, but this was good since they came out with hardcovers.
Before picking the first book, I was a bit skeptic about the whole thing. Thinking that it's your typical zombie stories. And then they announced at SDCC that they were coming out on TV, with a series. And made me wonder, this must be good.
I picked up the first copy, to my surprise, at Wal-Mart. The story picked up early, and made things interesting right away. It focused more on how would a normal person handle a situation where there was no hope at all. That there is no future and would make you think if it's better to be one of the living or the dead.
Another interesting part would be the wide array of characters. Their personalities and outlook in every given situation. Just ordinary people that was thrown out in a world of chaos.
A must read. I give this a 9 out of 10.
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
My baby can........
I remember doing funny things with my nieces, nephews and cousins when they were babies. Play dress up in funny outfits, telling them to laugh and then cry, letting them eat ice cream and spread it all over them. See what I mean below--
Azzel in chocolatey mode
Azzel & Elok dipped in white powder
Can't take them to Hongkong, so we brought Hongkong to them
The fun part of it is that they don't complain nor take these doings against you... or at least not yet. You get a good laugh and if you're smart enough to always have a camera on-hand, take pictures and post it online.
Happy's make-shift hat a.k.a skort
And now that we're parents ourselves, guess what. Our little, innocent and oh so naive baby has that big bulls eye on her forehead.
Happy's crib?
We just cant ignore her
The fun part of it is that they don't complain nor take these doings against you... or at least not yet. You get a good laugh and if you're smart enough to always have a camera on-hand, take pictures and post it online.
And now that we're parents ourselves, guess what. Our little, innocent and oh so naive baby has that big bulls eye on her forehead.
We just cant ignore her
Friday, October 15, 2010
tough times
Eating out was not as frequent as it used to be. Besides with today's slumping economy, we have Happy to contend with every time we go out. It's not that practical anymore. Solution? Bring those fancy restaurants at home. A few days back, we bought ingredients for pizza. I made everything from scratch and I wasn't even expecting that it would turn out edible, but it did.
And tonight, since Anna and I love paninis, i say, "Why not make one?". These sandwiches would usually cost $5 a pop at the very least. And this one turned out more than I expected. Happy even looked famished after.
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)