Friday, March 25, 2011
On the hunt for some gum!
Sunday, February 20, 2011
Guess Ads
I've always loved Guess Ads
| Scanned image from Lou Lou Magazine Vol 7, issue 8 |
Thursday, December 30, 2010
Quick re-cap of my 2010
Friday, December 24, 2010
Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays :)
Thursday, December 16, 2010
I'm 26
It's my 26th Birthday today
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| Waiting for my baby.....I wouldn't have it any other way Red babydoll from La Senza |
Thursday, November 4, 2010
Walmart Canada - 50 free 4 x 6 prints
It works! I just did it today.
Sunday, October 3, 2010
String Games & String Figures
I wonder if they're still popular now with young kids? ;)
Did you use to play these string games?
Do you even know what I'm talking about LOL?
Aside: I'm currently on vacation. This was a scheduled post I made prior to my trip. I'll get back to your comment when I'm back/have internet access :) Thanks!
String Games & String Figures
I wonder if they're still popular now with young kids? ;)
Did you use to play these string games?
Do you even know what I'm talking about LOL?
Aside: I'm currently on vacation. This was a scheduled post I made prior to my trip. I'll get back to your comment when I'm back/have internet access :) Thanks!
Thursday, September 30, 2010
How to: Basic Cable TV with no monthly fees
Okay, this product did not work for me.
But it worked for my parent's tenants and also for my older sister - and it was through them that I tried this TV antenna in the first place.
It was a surprise to my older sister & myself that you can buy this $15 Phillips TV antenna from Walmart to get basic channels that you would usually have to pay a monthly fee for through your TV provider
It's easy set up - there's no instructions. Just align the dish somewhat like this - and you can move the antennas around to help you get better signal once it's plugged to your TV
If you're paying monthly fees to get a few basic channels, get to Walmart (if you're in America) and try out this Phillips antenna. It's worth a try since Walmart has a good return policy.
How to: Basic Cable TV with no monthly fees
Okay, this product did not work for me.
But it worked for my parent's tenants and also for my older sister - and it was through them that I tried this TV antenna in the first place.
It was a surprise to my older sister & myself that you can buy this $15 Phillips TV antenna from Walmart to get basic channels that you would usually have to pay a monthly fee for through your TV provider
It's easy set up - there's no instructions. Just align the dish somewhat like this - and you can move the antennas around to help you get better signal once it's plugged to your TV
If you're paying monthly fees to get a few basic channels, get to Walmart (if you're in America) and try out this Phillips antenna. It's worth a try since Walmart has a good return policy.
Monday, September 13, 2010
DIY Mugshot
Sunday, September 12, 2010
Friday, September 10, 2010
Beautiful sunrise & I'm on green team
(above): Bobo with lettuce this morning
(above): Bobo with a green grape this morning
What do prefer when it comes to grapes and apples?
Green team or red team? ;)
Thursday, September 9, 2010
Hanging out at Evgueni's studio
I took a 15-20 minute stroll to Evgueni's place yesterday evening.
I really love the city lights at night. And for a big city, Toronto is so nice and quiet on a weekday evening in the Yorkville area (downtown Toronto's high end boutiques/condo living). Especially in windy/chilly weather like last night.
Since there were very few people around last evening, I took a few pictures.
(above): Bloor Street downtown Toronto. Just east of Yonge. You can see the Marriott hotel
(above): The beautiful trees and lighting on the property of Manulife Insurance
(above): Evgueni's precious (not me!! His speakers LOL)
Thank you again to everyone who took the time/effort to vote on my blog poll :)
My OOTD: striped nautical inspired top from Forever21
Dark wash skinny jeans from Guess
Sandals by Matisse
(above): haha - a tired out Big Foot ;P
Do you enjoy going for late evening strolls? Or do you prefer daytime walks?
























