Saturday, December 24, 2016
Wednesday, December 21, 2016
The Sharp J-Tech Inverter 2-Door Refrigerator
It’s the Christmas season
again, the time of the year when Filipino families gather and enjoy parties as
part of their Christmas tradition. Good
food and drinks are always part of these Christmas traditions. Abundance of several holiday favorites is
sometimes a dilemma before and after the gatherings. Most homemakers, with all
the excitement that comes with hosting and attending parties, has two concerns
in mind: food storage and potential left overs.
Your Christmas Helper
During the most hectic
parties, you always need an efficient and reliable assistant. The new Sharp J-Tech Inverter 2-Door
Refrigerator [SJ-FTS08AVS-SL, SJ-FTS09AVS-SL] can be of help. It is equipped with a spacious two-way fresh room
that when closed, serves as chiller that cools the compartment rapidly for perfectly
chilled drinks. It is also complete with
big door pockets to accommodate tall and large bottles of beverages, adjustable
freezer shelves for maximum storage, a large vegetable compartment for all your
fresh ingredients, and tempered glass shelves that is strong enough to hold up
to 100kg worth of items. The Sharp
J-Tech Inverter 2-Door Refrigerator also has a built-in Ag+Cu Nano deodorizer
that effectively suppresses and eliminates strong lingering odors inside the
fridge – preserving flavor, freshness, and taste of all food stored.
Feel Extra Festive for Less
Aside from all the features
mentioned above, the Sharp J-Tech Inverter 2-Door Refrigerator is powered by
the engineering of the J-Tech Inverter, it has a 32-step rotation compressor
speed that gives optimum, even, and fast cooling performance to ensure that you
and your guests only drink the coolest beverage and eat the freshest food.
It also has an enhanced
unique Extra Eco Mode button which allows the fridge to adjust to the most
appropriate cooling temperature whenever there are few items inside. With the less excessive work of producing
unused and unnecessary cool air, and in using LED Lighting, it can save up to
46% on energy which truly affirms the durable, efficient, and masterful design
system only Japan technology can bring.
It also has the 7 Shields Protection to withstand any hazards like vibration,
fire, and instability.
With all its unique
functions and features, Sharp J-Tech Inverter 2-Door Refrigerator can be your Christmas
helper and watch as it transform your typical Christmas party into a merrier
and less stressful one.
For more information, you
can visit Sharp’s official website: www.sharp.ph,
Sharp Philippines in facebook, and @sharp.ph on Instagram. Or visit any authorized Sharp dealers near
you.
Sunday, December 18, 2016
My MBP Gift Swap Experience
Three years ago, I started
blogging as a means of letting my in-laws know of our activities here in Manila
since we live away from them. Now, blogging
evolved as a hobby to me, and I blog as a passion. I became a member of a lot of online
communities for bloggers and one of my favorite online communities is Mommy Bloggers Philippines (MBP). It is an online
community of mommy bloggers with over 600 members.
MBP has created a lot of
events, and I am happy to say that I have attended most of them. Most of these events are intimate just like
the MBP Christmas Party 2016. Thus, not
all mommy bloggers were able to attend.
Good thing the nice ladies managing the MBP community thought about MBP Gift Swap.
MBP Gift Swap is an
exchange gift within the members of MBP.
Around 50 mommies participated in
the MBP Gift Swap. My MBP Gift Swap recipient
is Berlin of www.momiberlin.com. I gifted her with Chinkee Tan’s Why God Wants You to Prosper. I love reading books and this book is really
something nice to read.
I am the MBP Gift Swap recipient
of Joey of www.joeydragonlady.com
. Here’s what I received from her. She gave me a lot of reading materials both
for Neo and me! J
I do blog hops, but since a
lot of bloggers have already emerged, I haven’t been introduced to a lot. This is a very nice chance to read and be
introduced to Joey’s blog. It was nice
to know that Joey is also a foodie like me who loves to try different
restaurants and various foods. But what
really amazes me about her is that she’s an ajumma! I love watching Korean dramas when time
permits, and am glad I found her blog.
Thanks to Mommy Bloggers
Philippines’ MBP Gift Swap as we get to know more about the other mommies in
the Philippines who share the same passion as we do: blogging.
PS: Let me also thank several generous sponsors
will give gifts to top 10 MBP Gift Swap participants. These are: Contadina, Tupperware, Lorenzana Lorins Patis and Lorins Bagoong Alamang Guisado, myPhone Watch, Villa del Conte Chocolates, Arla, and Poetry Magnets.
Wednesday, December 14, 2016
Sony Fair at Bonifacio High Street
Sony, one of the most
trusted brand of the Filipinos when it comes to gadgets, celebrates its 70
years in the industry. As part of its
celebration, Sony introduces its first SONY FAIR that will run from December 9
to 18 at Bonifacio High Street, BGC, Taguig.
Sony Fair will showcase Sony’s different flagship products in several
categories. Fun and exciting
activities, as well as workshops are also in-store for participants.
An event passport will be
given to participants. Get it stamped in
every booth you visit to get amazing prizes.
For now, let me walk you
through the different booths that you can see at the Sony Fair.
Bravia Booth showcases Sony
Bravia’s X93000D that offers clear picture quality with its super thin design,
state of the art colors, contrast, and textures. You may also enjoy Bravia Movie Nights on
evenings of December 10, 11, 17, and 18.
Next to Sony Bravia’s booth
is Sony PlayStation booth. Displayed in
here is the Sony PlayStation with VR set.
Next stop is the Sony Extra
Bass and Hi-Res Booths that showcases top of the line personal audio devices.
Sony Digital Imaging booth gives
us a feel of the Alpha and Cyber-Shot cameras that will inspire photographers
and content creators.
Lastly, the Sony Xperia
booth showcases the new flagship mobile phone of Sony which is Xperia XZ. It’s a smartphone that delivers the best
mobile experience for mobile users.
Below is the list of
activities on respective dates. Mark it
in your calendars and don’t forget to visit the Sony Fair.
Sunday, December 11, 2016
MBP Christmas Party 2016
The merriest time of the
year has come! It’s the Christmas season
again. Christmas parties are
everywhere. The first Christmas party I attended
this year is MBP’s Christmas Party last Saturday at the Pancake House, Tomas Morato.
Mommy Bloggers Philippines,
or MBP, is an online community of mommy bloggers, which I am a proud member
of. This is the third year in a row that
MBP hosted a Christmas Party for its members.
I am lucky enough to be able to attend all three parties. Click here to read about the first MBP
Christmas Party and click here for the second one.
This year’s color theme:
Green, Silver, or White.
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As with the first two MBP
Christmas Parties, the third one this year was a blast. The venue was beautifully decorated by BuzyBee Bouquets and Balloons. Delicious
foods were served by The Pancake House.
Prizes were raffled off and giveaways were given by the generous
sponsors namely: Robinsons Supermarket, eGetinnz, Tupperware, GreatExpectations and Maternity, Coconut George, Lorenzana, My Phone, Human HeartNature, San Pedro BBQ Sauce Atbp, Shopback, Downy, Mommy Mundo, and CusinaDishwashing. Photo memories of the event
were capture by When Worlds Collide.
This event was a very
intimate one but this didn’t hinder the mommies to have fun. The events place of Pancake House was full of
laughter. It was one memorable event
for the members of Mommy Bloggers Philippines.
Below is picture of mommy bloggers who attended the Christmas Party.
*Some photos are taken from
When Worlds Collide FB page.
Thursday, December 8, 2016
Monday, December 5, 2016
A Lunch Visit at F Café of F1 Hotel
Sometime last October, we
dined at F Café. F Café is the in-house
restaurant of F1 Hotel, a hotel located at BGC, Taguig. We went there after the MBP Mad HatterHalloween Party, which was held at The Mind Museum at BGC too. Since I decided to have our lunch there a
week prior to our visit, and as a practical person, I bought vouchers at Deal
Grocer (one of my favorite group buying site). The vouchers were priced at 50% off but we
need to reserve a slot 3 days before the day of the actual dining.
We parked at the basement
parking of F1 Hotel. The elevators
indicated that we need to go to the 3rd floor as that is where F Café
was located. There’s a small lobby for
the restaurant. We were ushered to our
seat the moment we hand over our vouchers.
The restaurant looks very
nice but very small. Our family has been
to hotel restaurants that offer buffet dining, and F Café has the smallest area
and the least food selection.
They offer limited choices
of food, and I am sad to say that my little boy wasn’t able to eat save for the
small piece of cake and ice cream.
However, what F Café lack
in variety they compensated with taste.
As with other hotel buffets, F Café’s foods are one of the most
delicious I had ever tasted. Hotel
buffets have the tastiest foods, no?
The service is also impeccable. We didn’t need to ask for coffee or tea after
our dining as the staff offered it the moment they saw we were done savoring
the buffet foods.
We had a nice experience
dining at F Café, but if you asked me if dining at F Café will give you a good
value for your money, I would have to tell you otherwise. The food taste good, the venue looks nice,
and the staffs are attentive, but if you go to a buffet, you really want to
taste a variety of food and the limited food choices offered by F Café does not
give the money you paid for it a good value. Maybe a price reduction or perhaps adding for more food choices would make a good idea. But during this dine in, I am glad we bought vouchers at Deal Grocer for the half price
deal! :)
F Café buffet price is Php1399.
The family that eats
together, gets happy tummies together. J
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Thursday, December 1, 2016
Neo at Volkswagen Junior Child Safety Initiative
Early this year, Top Gear
Philippines announced that there’s an on-going Volkswagen Junior Child Safety Initiative.
Because Neo loves cars too much, this is
something I would like for him to try.
So when I saw that Volkswagen Junior Child Safety Initiative will be
part of Summit Ridge’s Eat, Shriek, and Be Scary Halloween Party, we
immediately put it in our calendar.
After the Halloween Party
at Summit Ridge events hall, we went outside the lobby where the Volkswagen
Junior Child Safety Initiative was located.
It has four (4) main components.
REGISTRATION. Parents register their kids to participate in
the course. Part of the registration is
the taking the kid’s picture and personal information for their Junior Driver’s
License.
SEMINAR. After registration, the kids were ushered to
a hall for the driving seminar. Our
little boy was lucky as it was former LTO chief Alberto Suansing who led his
Junior Safety Seminar. The kids were
taught basic traffic rules and regulations.
PRACTICE
DRIVING COURSE. Once done with the seminar, kids can now apply
what they learned in the driving course.
The driving course is composed of makeshift routes and buildings,
traffic lights, and road signs. Kids
drove around using kiddie Volkswagen cars.
DRIVERS
LICENSE RELEASE.
After completing the registration, seminar, and practice driving course,
kids were given their very own Volkswagen Junior Driver’s License.
After the activity, parents
were also given a handbook entitled Child Safety Initiative. This is to aid parents in teaching our kids
how to be more vigilant in the roads.
Learning always starts in our own home.
This is a very nice
activity that can help kids. Neo enjoyed
it a lot while learning. I hope there
will be more activities such as this one that my little boy can participate.
PS: Being a wife to a car enthusiast
and a mom to a future car enthusiast, I do follow websites and facebook pages
about cars. J
Monday, November 28, 2016
Summit Ridge’s Eat, Shriek, and Be Scary! Halloween Party
Last October 30, the Nunag
Family attended Summit Ridge’s Eat, Shriek, and Be Scary! Halloween Party. We don’t have any Halloween events to attend
except MBP’s Mad Hatter Halloween Party, so we decided to go to Tagaytay and look for
an event there. I really want to bring
Neo to a lot of events since 2 years from now I know he will no longer enjoy
this type of events.
The time stated in Summit
Ridge’s website was 11am to 3pm. Since it’s
a Sunday, we first went to Victory Tagaytay to attend the church service before
going to Summit Ridge. We arrived at
Summit Ridge almost 12pm. The registration
area was a little bit chaotic. Apparently,
the event was a walk-in one. The day
before I called the hotel’s hotline to reserve for this event, and inform the
registration about this. They told me
that it’s just for the tickets (I am not sure what it meant, but I can only
assume that the reservation was nonsense as it was not required during the registration). We paid Php599 for each adult (lunch buffet
included), kids 0-6 are free of charge, while kids 7-12 pays half price.
Little Spidey’s at Summit
Ridge.
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If the registration area
was quite chaotic, this is nothing compared to the main function hall. The guests who were admitted to the Halloween
party was too much for the area to handle.
Some guests (we included) were not able to grab a table and chair
because the seating capacity was already maximized. We requested the hotel personnel to provide
us a table, and they produced one, for sharing.
Our table, which was supposed to seat 4 people, was shared by 6.
The program started almost
1pm. There’s a costume contest, a puppet
show, a magic show, and some games. The
kids enjoyed the program. My little Neo
did.
It was past 1pm when the
buffet area was filled with food. As if
the chaos inside wasn’t enough, when the people started lining up and getting
the food, it became worse. Manners were
forgotten, must be because it’s past mealtime and people were hungry
already. Some foods were not refilled ASAP.
Only the main course area has
attendants. The salad area, drinks area,
and the desserts area were not manned.
So some guests forgot their proper conduct and just grab the food that
they can. Some even took hold of the
whole tray of food. It was really
chaotic.
Cute cupcakes.
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We were able to eat past
2pm. And please don’t even ask for the
taste of the food. L Neo only ate two brownies and went back to
playing with the other kids.
The program concluded with a
trick or treat. Kids were given a loot
bag consisting of three (3) small junk food pouches. Neo was a happy kid to be able to get
one.
Then we proceeded to the
hotel lobby again where the Volkswagen Junior Driving Course was located. It was held at the same day as the Halloween
party (one of the reasons we went to Summit Ridge). Neo had so much fun on this and a blog post
will be dedicated for this.
This is an honest
recollection of what we experienced at Summit Ridge’s Eat, Shriek, and Be
Scary! Halloween party. It wasn’t a very
nice one save for the Volkswagen Junior Driving Course. The hotel staff in-charged was not able to
estimate properly the number of guests they accommodated. But to be fair, none of the staffs were rude
to guests, they were all trying to assist as nicely as their patience
could. I hope their next Halloween event
would be a more organized one.
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