I must have been going through some kind of paranoia when I posted THIS then... (CLICK!)
But this time, I'm not hallucinating.. This is as real as it gets. Thank you Santa (and MarkYap) for the early Xmas gift. I know you're trying to avoid the holiday rush... Tee hee...
Meet Nik-nik, the nikster, my D40x with 18-135mm AF-S lens...
I'm officially opening my second multiply page, PixiePixels by MyMaria for my unofficial gallery. Beat that! Don't hate the Gansta, Hate the Game!
Read the comments... I wonder what the miliarty intels are doing now... Hmm... IMHO, they should start snooping around the internet for info.. i mean, it is afterall the INFORMATION SUPERHIGHWAY! hehehe
A restaurant in New York has come up with the ultimate treat for chocoholics, but don't turn up unless you've got £12,500 to spare.
At Serendipity 3 in Manhattan's Upper East side, the owner Stephen Bruce has unveiled the pudding, called the Frrrozen Haute Chocolate.
Earning a Guinness Records certificate for the world's most expensive dessert, the sundae includes a blend of 28 rare, exotic cocoas.
The pud is then topped with whipped cream, sprinkled with 23-carat edible gold dust and a La Madeline au Truffle.
Along with the chocolate treat, the eater gets to take home the goblet it is served in, the diamond encrusted 18 carat gold spoon used to eat it and a gold ladies' bracelet.
Check these out guys… Stick to your Havaianas! I received this in my inbox today:
It’s for your health. Hi! This is very true I heard it in news from one of our local radios here that our govt has to be extra careful on these cheap imports from china especially clothes because the Chinese are using some strong but cheap chemical in their manufactures. Cheap is expensive and at the same time fatal.
Today, I left Ormoc via the big boat, even though I had a P210 return ticket for Supercat. Why? Because my mom is with me — and you know how she is when it comes to water travel. As expected, the boat was packed. There were so many students on board plus a whole lotta priests because they were off to a week-long seminar.
What came as a surprise was that they opened the cabins! The M/V Heaven Star *DO NOT* sell tickets for the cabin accommodations if you are bound for Cebu, although they do offer that en route to Ormoc from Cebu. Had we known earlier we’d have gotten those instead of the tourist tickets.
Good thing there was Frieda, who managed to upgrade us to a suite accommodation; and my Mama, being an active Mother Butler Mission Guilds member, gave our existing beds to 2 priests.
FACT: The Mother Butler Mission Guilds was founded by Clara Corpus in the Philippines to provide poor Catholic churches and missions with liturgical vestments and sacred vessels, and to financially support the vocation to priesthood of poor seminarians.
Today, there are 55 chapters with more than 3,000 members all over the country. Mother Butler members also undertake gift-givings for paraplegics, feeding programs for street children and hopes to inspire more volunteer workers in the service of the Lord.
Back to the suite life, here’s a couple of pictures we took. Aside from the really comfy bed, a love seat, and a nice bathroom; the room had a “Titanic” feel to it.
I received this in my inbox today:
