I have several online friends who are pregnant. Some are on their first trimester, others on second and some are just waiting to pop. Whenever we talk, the topic always includes our kids and now about pregnancy and babies. We talk about what are the important items they need to prepare for the new baby and where to buy them. A friend suggested that if in case we’ll have a baby shower, there is a site on where to buy baby gifts that are really nice. They have several styles that vary from sentimental to personalize but are still very affordable. I visited the site and true enough, the baby items are so cute and reasonably priced. I’m sure these preggy ladies will have the time of their lives shopping for their new bundle of joy. :)
Drivers
I was riding an FX on my way home last night. I just don’t understand these drivers sometimes. They don’t load or unload passengers on the designated areas. Like last night, a lady in the FX I was riding said she’ll go down at Santolan. The driver kept on moving forward and said he can’t stop yet for there are MMDAs in the area. But the area he’s referring to is the designated area for loading and unloading. And since he kept moving forward, the poor lady was able to go down far from Santolan na. Haayyy… I don’t know what’s with these drivers. The traffic rules here really sucks.
This One Too
Speaking of gaming, I want a new video cards too. My PCs never had the top-of-the-line innards, just the mainstream components. That’s the reason I play titles that are three years or older. My rig couldn’t handle the requirements of those new games. Well, it’s more about the gameplay than eyecandy anyway. What’s important is that I upgrade my system soon, before Diablo 3 is released.
I Want One
I’ve never had a game console. I was fine with a PC because it’s more utilitarian. But if I’m going to get a console, it will be either the Wii or the PS3. Wii for sports games and the PS3 for RPGs, and simulations. When we get these consoles, chances are Toni and I will be staying up late playing games while Lance and Hannah are asleep.
Searching
I was on field last Friday with one of the personnel s of our client. On our way back to Manila, the topic of hiking came up. It turned out that he was also into hiking and mountain climbing. The only difference was he was still doing it regularly, while my last climb was way back 2004 I think. Now I’m out of shape and badly in need of a diet. Eating is just so much fun! I think I should start to hunt for the best appetite suppressant.
Race to 120 Days
The Lopez Group of Companies once again launched a wellness program called race to 120 days. Meaning, participants are given 120 days to meet their ideal weight. Employees from different companies who were measured as obese were included in the program. I am on the overweight category but I volunteered to join so that I’ll be forced to lose weight. Hehe! According to our HR, I need to lose 3 kgs to achieve my ideal body weight. Anyhow, the program encourages all participants to lose weight the natural way. Meaning through exercise, proper diet and without taking the best diet pills. We’ll have our weigh-in next week and from there, we’ll start with work-outs, nutrition programs and whatever programs our HR prepared for the participants. At the end of 120 days, they will weigh us again to determine which team is the biggest loser. I hope our team wins, get the prize and most of all achieve the ideal weight. Good luck to us!
Hour Long Ad
Have you guys listened to the local AM radios stations lately? There are certain segments there that just make me think. It goes like this: there’s a certain health topic that they discuss on air, and they have a doctor in the studio or on the phone that talks about the topic and also answers questions from the host as well as from the listeners. Near the end of the show, they start talking about the benefits of certain brands of health supplements like Colonix and others with the doctor praising the product. All the while it was just an hour long ad. I’m just glad they have the clause “No approved therapeutic claims” at the end of the aired commercials.
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