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My Artscow Referral Credits

NT — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 06:36:23 +0000

Before I dug some phentermine reviews on the web this morning, I decided to check my Artscow account and see how many referral credits I already have earned. These credits can be redeemed in exchange for numerous FREE Artscow items like photo prints, handbag hangers, key chains, wall clocks, mugs, photo books, cufflinks, tote bags, door mats and many more. The shipping fee is all I have to shoulder. All items can be personalized so you can have your favorite pictures printed on them. So how many credits do I have?

Wow 40’s a lot! Thank you to all those who signed up under me. Special thanks to GirlTalk moms and the readers of my mommy blog where I posted my supplier ratings for the little one’s 1st birthday party last year. That’s where I posted the customized guest sheets and photo invites that were printed through Artscow. Their affordable photo printing services are really alluring..imagine, their rates are only $0.06/each (less than Php 3) for 4×6 print and $0.12/each (less than Php 7) for 5×7 print. They do ship internationally via USPS and can be paid via credit card or paypal.

I haven’t finalized which freebie items I’ll get using my credits but I’m leaning on getting a customized wall clock and a handbag hanger for now.

About Artscow: Artscow is a leading online digital photo with using the most advanced technology to provide a time saving, efficient and fast photo upload, sharing and downloading platform for clients. Artscow also offer more than 200 personalized photo products ranging from photo books to playing cards, T-shirts to mousepads and so much more at unbeatable prices.

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Dear Nikky.

NT — Sun, 18 Oct 2009 04:04:27 +0000

He has been MIA for the last 5 weeks or even more. I can’t exactly recall when we last had a nice quality time together. I can’t even remember what the occasion was. We may have stumbled upon each other but it has always been just a mere hi and hello.

Even the husband has barely gotten in touch with him these past few days. I hope he isn’t feeling bad that it may seem we’re ignoring him. He might think that his newly acquired “cousin”, Sonya, is clamoring all our attention. But no, we even haven’t bonded with her still. Or he may be harboring grudges since I’ve been using Nokie more often for my son’s random “bibo” moments.

Don’t worry Nikky. There are several upcoming occasions in the weeks to come where you can join us. Especially that the Holidays are nearing, just relax and take a lot of rest as for sure, you’ll be very exhausted by then.

And oh, I have a good news. You’ll have a new accessory to bond with by December. How does a Nikkor 55-200mm f/4-5.6G IF-ED AF-S DX VR Zoom lens sounds?

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Photohunt: Words

NT — Sat, 03 Oct 2009 03:11:44 +0000

Question: What to do if you’re just a 14 month old baby and can’t enunciate those magical words and greetings yet for Daddy on his special day?

Answer: Ask mom to write down the words and strike a pose.

Wordless Wednesday: Sweet Lil Binky

NT — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 02:28:22 +0000

My son’s Christening cupcakes.

More wordless entries here.

Wordless Wednesday

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Mellow Yellow: Sorbetes Cart

NT — Mon, 21 Sep 2009 04:09:33 +0000

This is how a typical ice cream cart looks like here in the Philippines. The vendor, referred to as Mamang Sorbetero, goes around the village pushing the cart under the heat of the sun. The kids excitedly run and go out of the house to buy “sorbetes” from him.

Mellow Yellow: Yellow Truck

Wordless Wednesday: Ready To Work..In Daddy’s Shoes

NT — Wed, 16 Sep 2009 05:25:46 +0000

More wordless entries here.

Wordless Wednesday

Mellow Yellow: Yellow Truck

NT — Mon, 14 Sep 2009 09:57:09 +0000

Here’s my son enjoying his yellow truck ride (which is actually a kiddie push cart) yesterday at the Grocery Store. It was his first time to “drive” it and he had a blast all throughout our 1 hour shopping spree. Kudos to this supermarket for providing such kid-friendly push carts. Not only do they entertain and drive the kids’ boredom away but these make the parents’ grocery shopping a lot easier and faster.

Photohunt: Electric

NT — Sat, 12 Sep 2009 13:46:10 +0000

At first glance, it’s a little bit undecipherable. You would think it’s an extraordinary type of ball ornament or that sort or an illuminating sea creature. But actually, it’s a one of a kind chandelier that I took shot at Grand Terrace (a reception venue) during a friend’s wedding. Obviously each bulb is powered by an electricity. This is how great it looks from beneath.

Litratong Pinoy: Lansangan (Street)

NT — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 03:37:52 +0000

“Hayaan mong maglaro ang bata sa araw
Kapag umuulan nama’y magtatampisaw
………
Sa ‘yo ang mundo pag bata ka”
~ Apo Hiking Society’s Bawat Bata

Ito ang isa sa mga bagay na higit na inaabangan ng aking anak pagkagising niya sa hapon. Kasama ng kanyang yayay, gustung-gusto niyang maglakad-lakad, tumakbo at pagmasdan ang mga bagay-bagay sa lansangan.

This is what my son looks forward to the most as soon as he wakes up from his afternoon nap. He loves walking and running outside exploring the neighborhood. Of course, his ever beloved, doting yayay is always watching over him closely.

Wordless Wednesday: Mic Test

NT — Wed, 09 Sep 2009 06:11:42 +0000