Home and Living August 15th, 2011 | No Comments »
August 15 is a public holiday so we had a long weekend the gym is close too which makes me happy (hehe). I am not really enjoying the gym these past few days because my back bothers me.
Anyway you might ask what is Gwangbokjeol it literally means “Restoration of Light Day” to make it short its Liberation Day it commemorates Victory over Japan Day, which liberated Korea from colonial rule. The South Korean government was created three years later, on August 13, 1948, when Syngman Rhee was sworn in as the first President of South Korea and Gwangbokjeol was officially designated a public holiday on October 1, 1949.
We’d watched an Indian horror movie a while ago entitled “Haunted” was not able to watch it fully because I am kinda busy blogging.
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Food and Recipes August 14th, 2011 | 1 Comment »
Nothing else to do today aside from tweaking themes and thinking for proper concept and as usual I wake up late, I decided to cook nilagang baboy to feed my hunger, it feels good when you drink a hot soup when it is raining. Pookie bear loves it too, I don’t know how many bowls he ate.
Cooking nilaga is very simple, all you need is to boil the meat first with garlic and onions, seasoned it salt and pepper, then add the potato when the meat and potato is already soft, add the cabbage and simmer for few minutes and serves hot.
Food and Recipes August 12th, 2011 | No Comments »
Every Friday Pookie bear’s cheat day consist of Grilled Cheese sandwich, as of today he seems feel tired eating it so we didn’t buy wheat bread (he used wheat bread to his sandwich) but as we have left over he still got two sandwich. The photo below is my sandwich, I used white bread.
Grilled cheese sandwich is very easy to do, all you need is a loaf of bread, cheese and butter. Wipe a butter in the outer side of bread put cheese inside and toast/grilled it in a pan and eat it while hot and for better taste dip it in ketchup.
Food and Recipes August 9th, 2011 | 1 Comment »
These past few days I have been eating fried pork alone, well not really fried because I just dropped them in a clean pot and let them cooked alone with their fat. Blame it to the lazy me as I can’t be bothered to cook a good viand/dishes.
So the other day instead of pouring a little amount of barbecue sauce on my plate I decided to pour it in the pot where I am cooking the pork, I mixed them together with a little dash of salt and pepper. The result is a pork barbecue in skillet/pot. Yum!
Home and Living August 5th, 2011 | 1 Comment »
I have been procrastinated these past few days, we are away for almost one week so I had a marathon reading of all the things I missed, like reading online news papers and etc.
As I walked around the vicinity I have noticed some changes, there are two built stores and there’s a store that closes already, imagine that it only happens in one week what more in one month? Maybe I am going to be lost already, haha. Just a short update about me, I’ll post more when there’s a topic that will blink on my mind.
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Home and Fitness, Travel and Places August 1st, 2011 | No Comments »
We arrived yesterday and a rainy day welcomed us when our plane landed on the run way. After three hour bus ride we finally reached home, the first thing I did was to work with water filter to make sure we have water to drink then cooked rice, do the laundry and cooked the chicken.
I am little worried last night because Pookie bear is not feeling well, he throw up early this morning dunno I guess his stomach gets upset upon eating three quarter pound burger from McDonalds, and ice cream as well, despite of feeling sick he needs to go to school to teach, he won’t like eating anything even I told him to drink hot water or coffee as we are out of milk and didn’t shop yet since we arrived. I wonder why didn’t I take those online nursing classes or get that online nutrition degree so he would believed me, he always thought that my findings and inputs when he feels sick are ridiculous.
Well he ate a little a while ago he said his stomach don’t upset him anymore but he feels very tired and feel some body pain which I felt too, maybe carrying a big heavy back pack for me. What I noticed is I can’t eat the same food I ate anymore before we left dunno if I am just use having fresh salad on my plate or my stomach feels so tired eating meat. I also wake up early in the morning today which disturbs me because I don’t usually do it, anyway Pookie bear says he won’t eat McDonald’s again because it makes him sick, like what I experienced when I ate burger. I’ve missed a lot of things online, my inbox is full of spams especially my blogs. So it would take time before I segregate valid emails from friends as too busy to do marathon reading on what is happening, news reading.
Somehow a thread caught my attention about DTI permits for bloggers I am so confused about it as I am just away for more than one week and there’s already thing like that, as I believed you don’t need DTI permits if you are just giving away small stuff without sponsors, does the raffle during Christmas party has DTI permit too? I mean small giveaway among group of people not those raffle contest that you need to purchase tickets to be enable to win.
Anyway didn’t read the DTI rules so I am out of it (lol) plus I am not in the Philippines and I seldom or I hosted only one giveaway, so I guess I’ll just wait and see on what will happened, if it is really needed or not by small time syndicate errr bloggers.
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Dreams and Nightmares, Home and Finance July 20th, 2011 | 2 Comments »
There’s an old belief that if you dream a poop it means MONEY, and it happened to me. Last night or let me say this early morning while I am sleeping I have dreamed of poop, I just tell a brief story of it. I dreamed of two young pipz, they look like my cousins in Germany but I am not too sure though because in my dream they are not my cousins but kids I need to take care,…the older one wants to use the toilet so I went out the building to give her privacy then after a while I saw her behind the glass looking sad and when I went in, all of her poop is scattered in the floor and in different trashcans in the corner, in my dreams she don’t know how to use the toilet so she throw her poop in trashcans, and it leave marks in the shiny floor (like a foot prints), a lot of it. So I told her we need to clean it before people came for a meeting, so I mop it and some people rush in, I am not yet finished though I just finished the first room and a realization came the trashcan has a poop still then I wake up.
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When I wake up I lay down for a minute as I feel very tired which usually happened every time I had a dream, then I opened my email add which is I seldom do first because mostly I opened my click ads before looking at my inbox. What catch my attention is the mail from PostnJoy with subject [PostNjoy] Announcing 7th Opp. Winners~! so I immediately opened it first and guess what? I am so surprised and happy I won the 1st place and I can’t believed it, I won $100 just writing about Magic Science BBcream and my dream is indeed means money. Thank you Lord for the blessings!
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Home and Living July 19th, 2011 | 2 Comments »
Hi guys, so sorry if I am not updating here lately. I am so busy these past few days and I seldom update blog nor open Facebook and my email account, we are heading to Mongolia this Friday that’s why I need to tweak all the images that I can tweak before we left as my Adobe trial is expiring soon. So I stopped tweaking or doing some makeover for a while I will continue on August after our vacation, I am eyeing on preparing a schedule posts, so another task I have to make before Friday comes.
[Photo courtesy of FirmBee/pixabay.com]
Well, I cooked chicken tid bits a while ago I mean chicken breast that cut into pieces but someone took my place in the kitchen as he gets annoyed because I didn’t follow his instructions as he said , that is to cut the chicken to small pieces, smaller pieces to him is more smaller than I did, haha. Better luck next time!
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Home and Improvement, Home and Shopping July 16th, 2011 | No Comments »
Few months ago my husband and I went to the super market to shop goods for our weekly supplies but before we did, we first went to a store for home supplies and decorations, we are trying to look for blinds for our window but the store is quite big that we almost lost our hope to find one. As we cannot find it we try to look for floor lamps but we all we found are table lamps, so we just walk around passing every shelves and we finally find the window accessories including blinds, hangers and metal pipe or curtain holders. They have abundant supply of blinds and we try too look for something we are gonna like but the realization came, we don’t know the size of our window. If we are going to buy, either we are going to waste money or be happy if the blinds fit the size of our window, it is hard to gamble and wish for luck so we decided not to buy last night. We walk out the door and went to the supermarket to shop our food supplies.
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I am trying to find the tape measure on my bag as what I have remembered I brought one here when I left my home country but I can’t find it, wish to find it soon so we can buy blinds for our window. It is quite disturbing when the light in the garage is on.
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Food and Restaurants, Life in South Korea July 6th, 2011 | No Comments »
There are times I am curious to food here in Korea, so the other day after shopping, when I passed along the student canteens across the elementary school, I return a little bit and decided to step in one canteen/food store and ordered a cup of Tteokbokki. Oh well I did great because I was able to pay the right amount, haha!
Tteokbokki, also known as Ddeokbokki is a popular Korean snack food which is commonly purchased from street vendors or Pojangmacha. Originally it was called tteok jjim and was a braised dish of sliced rice cake, meat, eggs, and seasoning. Tteok jjim an early variant of modern tteokbokki, was once a part of Korean royal court cuisine. This type of tteokbokki was made by boiling tteok, meat, vegetables, eggs, and seasonings in water, and then serving it topped with ginkgo nuts and walnuts. In its original form, tteokbokki, which was then known as gungjung tteokbokki, was a dish served in the royal court and regarded as a representative example of haute cuisine. The original tteokbokki was a stir-fried dish consisting of garaetteo ( cylinder-shaped tteok) combined with a variety of ingredients, such as beef, mung bean sprouts, green onions, shiitake mushrooms, carrots, and onions, and seasoned with soy sauce.
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