Food and Restaurants August 19th, 2013 | No Comments »
The other night we decided to have BHC Chicken, it was been a month already since the last time we had this chicken as we are eating 59 pizza for the last two weeks while we are on vacation for the first two weeks. The shop owner already know me so she directly went to the kitchen to cook the chicken while I wait in the table.
When I pay they gave me a beach mat, at first I thought it is a bag where I could use while shopping groceries but when I opened it at home it was a mat to be use at the beach this summer.
[ Tagged In ] Beach Mat, BHC Beach Mat, BHC Korea, Big Hit Chicken, Chicken, Expat Living, Fried Chicken, Korean Chicken, Korean Fried Chicken, Living in Korea, Living in South Korea, South Korea
Food and Restaurants August 19th, 2013 | No Comments »
The weather yesterday was not good, it was dark and there’s light rain. We’ve decided to have chicken from BHC, dunno what happen because the last time we had 2 box of fried chicken my husband says he is tired of BHC chicken. Anyway I went down without umbrella thinking the rain already stops but sad to say it didn’t so I went back to the elevator and while waiting four high school students rushed beside me, I think they saw me when I went out and extend my arm checking if the rain is strong enough for me to get soak if I went out without umbrella. I said hi to the girls and explain them I need umbrella probably it was their first time to see an alien like me. Lol.
After getting umbrella I went down again and the students were not there anymore probably they already went home. At BHC chicken I ordered their new chicken dish 우쌀힝 – Chicken Rice instead of the Gold Chicken.
[ Tagged In ] BHC, BHC Chicken, Chicken, Chicken Meal, Korea BHC Chicken, Korean Chicken, South Korea
Travel and Places August 19th, 2013 | No Comments »
I seldom went out, I spend most of the day in front of my laptop. Lately I have thought that I should see everything around Korea before we left, yeah right my husband decided not to renew his contract anymore next year. He said six years is enough, he need new surroundings and he is getting tired of Korea.
Anyway the other day my friend and I met in Seoul, we went to Buckhon Hanok Village for a walk, ate Gamjatang in Itaewon and dropped by at I’Park Mall in Yongsan to buy a phone, her husband followed in Yongsan and we wander around the mall for few minutes before heading home in separate way.
They invited me to eat Korean buffet in Itaewon but I was not able to go because I have a lot of stuff to do online, updating blogs, list and designing a new headers.
[ Tagged In ] Bukchon, Gamjatang, Hanok Village, I'Park Mall, Ipark Mall Yongsan, Itaewon, Korean Food, Korean Pig Soup, Korean Restaurant, Seoul, South Korea, Yongsan, Yongsan Station
Home and Cooking August 18th, 2013 | No Comments »
My husband “discover” a new meal that he could add on his diet, green salad with tomato, lettuce, olive oil, vinegar and chicken tidbits all mixed together. I say discover because it is not part of his diet but one night while looking for a food to eat he saw my tomatoes in the fridge and he decided to prepare a salad and voila it became part of his diet after few days.
Well eating salad became also part of my diet since I don’t eat a lot of vegetables, I usually ate meat, sausages, spam and eggs. It was not a balance meal and I surely need green food.
[ Tagged In ] Chicken, Diet, Green Salad, Salad, Tomato Salad
Home and Finance August 14th, 2013 | No Comments »
Living abroad is sometimes complicated, in order to withdraw money from my online earnings I decided to open Payoneer account. I applied online and after three days I received a reply about my application. It was not approved immediately because my shipping and billing address were not the same, I address the other one to my home country and the other one to my current location. After sending required documents and using my current location as the main address I waited for about a week until my application was approved.
In about two weeks I received my card and I was able to activate it and load money into it. It requires a lot of verification before I can connect my account to Paypal and load money into my card but on my third withdrawal after everything was verified I am able to withdraw to my card through UPS safely and freely.
One of the good thing about Payoneer is it works like major credit cards though it won’t work unless there’s money on the card as it is a prepaid card. I can used it online and even abroad, I was able to use my card in Russia when we took two week vacation a week ago. I was so happy because I was able to buy a souvenir dolls without bothering my husband to buy it for me or asking money from him.
As the website says Payoneer enables easy & safe global payments, using prepaid Mastercard®, as well as money transfer services worldwide. Payoneer indeed is your World Pay Partner, get your card now!
Originally published @ herzfinance.com
[ Tagged In ] Debit Card, Debit Card Application, Payoneer Card, Payoneer Card Application, Payoneer Card Online Application
Food and Shopping August 12th, 2013 | No Comments »
Eating instant meal became our past time these past few days. My husband is craving for energy chocolate and instant meal so I went to the nearby GS25, the meal has free carbonated drinks which is lime and peach.
The meal was quite different from the other meal because it has complete package from salad to meat, mashed potato and chicken, pasta to rice.
Home and Cooking August 9th, 2013 | No Comments »
Vegetable soup is a healthy diet for everybody. As I am tired of eating sausages, meat and oatmeal I decided to cook vegetable soup the other day and unlike most of the soup I have cooked I added broccoli to my soup and it was great.
Just too bad that I was not able to find zucchini in the supermarket, I am planning to add macaroni on the soup but my husband doesn’t like my idea so we just ate it as it is.
[ Tagged In ] Broccoli, Soup, Vegetable, Vegetable Soup
Food and Shopping August 7th, 2013 | No Comments »
After two weeks vacation in Russia we finally came home the other night. Anyway last night my husband requested me to treat him, he is craving for chicken burger and instant meal. So I went to the nearby convenient store to buy the food he likes. It’s a treat so I’ll pay for it, as I don’t know which one is chicken burger I bought the 3 burgers I saw in the food shelf.
Aside from burgers I also bought a meal and energy chocolates he requested too upon seeing them near the counter I am already thinking of going to other convenient store if I didn’t see them. For the last minute I run to the fridge shelf to take chocolate drink, I didn’t buy anything for myself aside from the chocolate drink because I am thinking that I can any of the burger if my husband doesn’t like them or there’s no chicken burger on three of them.
[ Tagged In ] Bulgogi Burger, Burger, Chicken, Chicken Burger, Chocolate Drink, Dr. You Chocolates, Meal, Meat Burger
Pets and Home August 6th, 2013 | No Comments »
Dogs are not just man’s best friend they are also simply part of a family. I found this dog in a restaurant cute and entertaining, he is already shivering in cold but didn’t bother to call the attention of his human by barking or making noises, he just keep standing in the chair and look at his human to put him down or give him a hug.
The weather was not that cold but maybe because the dogs is newly groom, his hair is newly shave he felt cold than normal. I have read that grooming your pet is important to keep them healthy, comfortable and active. Regular grooming can also keep your dog’s coat healthy and shiny. Recurring grooming should also include nail clippings, teeth brushing, and ear cleanings. If you can, you should start grooming your dog at a young age so it becomes routine to them and they don’t learn to fear the process.
[ Tagged In ] Cute Dog, Dog, Dog Grooming, Dog Hair Shaving, Dogs, White Dog
Travel and Places August 3rd, 2013 | No Comments »
It was been a long time since no update here ah? We are on vacation from July 20th to Aug. 4th, this is our last day in Russia and tonight we are flying back to Korea.
The Red Square, Moscow
We had flown from St. Petersburg to Moscow yesterday instead of riding a train to give us more time to relax and see other places we didn’t see when we first arrived in Moscow.
[ Tagged In ] Filipino in Russia, Russia, Travel to Russia, Vacation