Movie Weekend

We had at least 2 hours to kill before the movie starts. Hubby was supposed to get a hair cut at GQ but he got 10 people ahead of him, he does not want to wait it out. Decided to try Oddballs and surprisingly I liked the squid balls with their spicy sauce plus strawberry banana shake - yummy!

Breaking Dawn is the only movie adaptation of the book that I ever watched in a movie house. Hehehe! Love the movie and how it was done. Can't wait for the final part.

After the movie we were undecided, to have a coffee or have dinner.

We opted to try this burger joint that we always pass by going to work and have been there for so long - Food Camp which is just beside Banapple. It did not disappoint us. Bravo Burger was almost perfect! Except for the buns - too fluffy for me. They were so generous with the ingredients they put in. Sooo tasty! Perfect with beer! Their version of the Twister Fries has uncanny resemblance of those of MacDonalds, though at McDee theirs are saltier. But they look and almost taste the same. Hmm.. My Fili Cheese is.. pwede na. Love the bread though. :)

Reasonable price! Perfect serving.

We're going back to try the Angus steak and Wagyu Steak! So excited for the next trip.

Weekend

Movie date later. Can't wait to see Breaking Dawn.

Craving for a very nice cake. Hmmmm....

Banapple?

The 3 L's of a Lasting Marriage

Love is the very foundation of good marriage, but it turns out, there are a few other “L” words to consider. Blogger Leigh Pennebaker explains:

Listening: It is so important and helpful to be able to really listen to your partner. When you know someone so well, it's easy to feel like you have them all figured out. Sometimes that's great, but other times it can mean rushing to judge or to make assumptions that might not be true. Striving to really, deeply listen is the cornerstone of communication between my husband and me. It inspires empathy and compassion -- and you can't have too much of those things in a marriage!

Laughing: Don't take things too seriously. My husband has the great gift of being able to introduce levity with kindness whenever things get tense between us. It helps to put things in perspective. When you laugh together it's hard to be angry.

Looking: A wonderful thing to do regularly to connect with your spouse is to gaze silently into each other's eyes without speaking for several minutes. It’s such a simple act, but you would be surprised how revelatory and healing it can be. The next time you just can't seem to regain your relationship mojo, try this exercise. It will get you back to a beautiful place before you know it.

And finally, it may not begin with “L,” but saying thank you is key. Don't take even the little things for granted. Let your honey know how much they (and their sweet gestures) mean to you each and every day.

Award

Heartland's Weekly Incentive Awarding for Sept and Oct 2011

with BM David Garcia

I totally forgot about this weekly incentive from Collection.

I was surprised when I got this award for the week of October 17, 2011

Weekend BBQ

Although we don't have any sleep yet and hubby is sick, lakwatsa parin sa U.P. Diliman to try the famous barbecue and fishball. Had fun with my girlies. After that coffee at Starbucks, as always. Walang kamatayang kwentuhan at laugh trip. Next time ulit! ♥

Thoughts

Can't wait for this weekend to come already. Planning a trip back to U.P. with my girlies. Try the fishball kiosk and play a little badminton. Hehehe!!! Hope it won't rain. ♥

Congratulations!

Top 3 Agent for Quarter 3

Surprise! Surprise!

Thank you Kuya Tony! Mwah!!! ♥