Made It Through Mum

Are you looking for a place to  DE-STRESS;  * after a workout, yoga  session or hike?   * or just after sitting in traffic all day? * just need some "me-time" after a week's busy schedule? * or just want to unwind together with your special someone? BlueWater Day Spa has got you covered. BlueWater Day Spa is one of the country's leading chain of day spas. For years BWDS has been the day spa of choice for many as it offers a truly holistic approach to beauty and wellness. Aside from its enticing selection of pampering as welll a sliming and beauty treatments, BWDS has been able to maintain its lead by continuously coming up with new ways to keep its customers happy. Last April 5, the company marked two wonderful milestones as it announced the addition of some of the country's most well-loved actresses to its roster of brand ambassadors as well as the launch of an exciting new service. Held at the Luxent Hotel, BlueWater Day Spa prepared a ...

Do you enjoy buying clothes? Me, YES!  What kind of clothes do you want to wear?  What is your style?  Your personality is often a strong indicator of what type of style suits you best. When I was still young, I always wanted to buy and wear branded clothes and shoes. You know, when you are surrounded by coños and coñas, you tend to buy uber expensive clothes to belong. Hashtag peer pressure. haha. Since my dad was an ofw back then, we can afford to buy branded/ signature clothes. But when I went to college my desire for branded things lessened.( Medio dapat wais na sa buhay) Even if my dad is still alive and working then. I would rather buy my clothes in Baclaran or Divisoria and even UK ( ukay-ukay) in Tagaytay. Because mall prices make me sick and make a big hole in my pocket. You are just paying for the label/brand but when you wear it, wala naman kakaiba. Sooo ordinary.  My kind of style? As a mom of 3 , I would go for Comfy, trendy and most im...

Ohayou! Recently, I was invited in SM Megamall for a food tasting event of Hattendo Japanese Chilled Cream Buns. *some photos were grabbed from Hattendo Philippine's page. Hattendo Japanese Chilled Cream Buns  First, let me tell you about their history. " HATTENDO " is named after a small shrine that stood for centuries in Hiroshima, Japan. Travelers used to rest at this small temple and prayed for their safety. Hattendo also means "unlimited prosperity" . Mr. Kaoru Morimitsu Mr. Kaoru Morimitsu, the original founder, believed Hattendo should be the brand name of his new venture, and opened the very first store in 1933 Hattendo takes pride in presenting "Japanese Chilled Cream Buns" to a new Asian market with over 80 years of experience to the highest quality of its products. In 2014, HATTENDO sought out partners outside Japan to share its success, offering dealership in many store formats. Today there are 16 stores in Japan, 3 ...