Mother's Day in September

Last September 27, 2008 was the celebration of mother's day in my Son's pre-school. It was the first time I really felt emotional for son's achievement. He is now 4 years old and in his junior kinder year. He was able to dance infront of the crowd. I really meant A LOT OF PEROPLE. I never expected he would dance so great with confidence. It touches my heart seeing him performing with full confidence. I just don't know if most mothers out there experienced hiding their teary eyes while watching their child doing the performance right in front of the audience. Whew... all my hardships and pain where gone seeing him like a big boy with independence in him. He would always want to be on his own. I even knew from his classmate's mom that he even told his classmates that i won't be able to come and watch his program just because he doesn't want me to see him dancing. From there I knew how he would be so independent and just not like other kids who doesn't want to stay away from their mommy's skirt. But he is really different.. I love him...I love how he carries himself. I love how he manage to grow up to be a fine boy.

This Photo was taken while we were waiting for Railey's presentation...

Railey was patiently sitting (as he was directed by his teacher) because it's time for the teachers to perform.... While he was seated, I was observing him and I can't help to smile because he was so behave. I never thought of him being patient and just waiting while seated not like the other kids that when being told to sit and yet no one is watching them, they keep on roaming around.

This is the gift that railey gave me. He drew and colored it. What a great improvement. Before he entered PAREF he can't color nicely. But now I can see how his motor skills improved well.

All mothers were called to come up to stage...can you see me??? hehehehe

Tortilla Tacos

Here's our meryenda this afternoon. We have Tortilla Chips, and to make it more interesting to eat I made toppings. Just like Nachos, I used ground beef, fry it with olive oil and good thing we have taco seasoning available in supermarkets to get the taste of a real tacos (this recipe was taught to me by my aunt julie). Anyway, so i top it with ground beef and chiz whiz...and there you go, our plain tortilla chips now became Nachos...homemade nachos and it tastes so great... try it...

My Smokey Eye-makeup And My Falsies

Well, this is the first time I tried doing smokey eyes and look what I ended to...for me not bad...hehehe!!! We are attending a school program for my boy and the show is intended for the mothers. So I think I have to look good coz i know it will be some memorable event between me and my son. Going back to the make up, i used MAC eye shadow for this. For other people who may not know me personally, i have chinky eyes so it's quite small. So doing a smokey eye make-up would make it appear a little bigger and opened. So I used Vanilla (MAC eyeshadow) as a base. I applied all over the entire lid. Then I applied Smut (MAC eyeshadow) to contour. First I applied it from my outer lash line going half of my inner lid then blend, blend, blend. And the secret for a good eye makeup as what professionals say is BLENDING. And I agree since i don't have a professional knowledge in doing it but i think I was able to do it better than the first timers do (naks! yabang)! To make it appear a little opened i applied Clinique's liquid Eye Liner in Black to my upper lashline and applied again Smut MAC eyeshadow to my lower lash line...For the finishing touches I applied my false lashes with a black lash grip glue.

Airsoft

I was shocked to see these pictures of my son carrying airsoft gun. these photos were taken by his daddy who is also into airsoft. Oh my!!! he is really a big influence in my son's interest. i hate to see these pictures but i must admit my son looked good with the scarf... but i always tell my son the gun if for photo purposes only...nyahahahhahah

Spicy Tap-si

My own recipe of Spicy Tap-si

What you need:

Beef (thin slices)

Garlic

Lemon or Calamansi

Soy Sauce

Salt

Pepper

Sili Labuyo

Sugar

Butter

For the Marinade:

Mix all the ingredients except butter, leave for at lest 10-15 mins. To make the beef tender and the tase ohhh soo yummy...Let boil the beef together with the marinade. If the consistency of the sause is a litle sticky, you may now add a little butter. Just to make the natural oil comes out and the siling labuyo to make it spicy... it depende on your taste how much sili u like to add. Hehehehe!! Try it.. I'm Sure you'll love it....

A Very Nice Weather - Great Reflection

Whew! It's been two days of raining. I really like it when I feel the cool weather. very relaxing. It's the only time when I get to think back and reflect on how lucky we are to have a house to protect us from the rain showers and flashfloods. Sometimes we get to ask more and more while ignoring whatever we have now is so enough to be thankful for. We are luckier we have good food to eat while others, maybe still looking and begging for foods especially during this season when they can't get to go out to get some food in the streets.

Railey's car collcetion

My son loves cars and he's been crazy about it since the day he was born. No other toys would please him in is tantrum modes except cars. And mind you, he knows how to choose nice cars. he likes die cast cars, remote conrolled and collectible cars. His favoerite car when being asked is "Subaru". (my can't afford that huh) He doesn't buy cars just for te sake of having one. H e really buys cars with great value and vantage. at his early age he knows the concept of drifting. he knows the maneuvers of the steering wheel, he even knows the principle of the shift gears. Can't help imagining i may be developing a new drifter champion! Well, we can support what he likes to do. if he wants to be famous in drifting, so be it. At least at his age he knows what he wants already. and he is sticking to it.