Posted by admin on Aug 14, 2010 in
me, myself and i,
women issues
I never knew a hot tub cover could cost so much. A friend bought one last week after discovering that their spa cover got broken for inexplicable reasons. She talked of buying one as if she was discussing getting a set of cookie jars for a dollar a piece. But when I checked the web site she showed me, a “cover” can cost you from $250-$380. I guess that’s how rich she has become. Sometimes she forgets that she’s talking to mere mortals such as I who still waits for paychecks every month before we can even afford a nice weekend getaway. One thing’s for sure, she’s still generous as ever. She even volunteered in taking care of my youngest party but as much as I love her, I declined. After all, it’s one of the things I’ve been saving up on ever since I got pregnant.
Posted by admin on Aug 8, 2010 in
travel,
women issues,
work
After browsing through several medical job listings, I’ve finally convinced my cousin that there’s a career waiting for her in Chicago. The number of job openings for health related jobs are so many it’s impossible for her not to find one that she likes. With this fact, I’m hoping it will be enough for her to make a decision if she’ll join her longtime partner or not. It’s been a year since they’ve been apart and really need to take the next step.
Since her partner has already started building an empire for his web development business, it’s really just up to my cousin whether she’ll want a new life in Chicago or stay where she is and forget about a future with him. I’m rooting for her to move for several reasons. Her current job, as she plainly puts it, is not exactly a dream. She is single and childless so has no responsibilities whatsoever that could tie her down. She loves him and he could be the one if she chooses to. All she really has to do is pack up and move now that her chances of getting a job is high. Who knows, even if the relationship doesn’t work, it’s still a new city and there are plenty of possibilities waiting to happen.
Posted by admin on May 9, 2010 in
me, myself and i,
women issues
Speaking of reviews, I read some prevera reviews and just couldn’t help but get excited about this product. Although my wrinkles have yet to show, I could see signs of aging especially after a long, hard day. I read it’s the ultimate wrinkle cream at a fraction of the price compared to its competitors. It contains 6 powerful peptides that remove wrinkles and prevent new ones from forming. What’s important of all is that it contains moisturizer so I’ll only have to put one cream on my face. I admit there are nights when I’m just too tired to finish my beauty regimen so if there’s one cream that can hydrate my skin and remove the wrinkles, then I’m all for it.
Posted by admin on Apr 14, 2010 in
women issues
My friend told me to read articles about irvingia so I can help convince her to buy one. My reply was if there’s any convincing to do, I’d tell her to hit the treadmill instead or join a dancing class. I’ve never tried taking diet pills so wasn’t really sure how safe they are. She’s free to try, I said, but make sure she reads the reviews and downside first. I guess she’s desperate because she’s the bridesmaid to our friend’s wedding this May. She wants to lose at least 8lbs so she can fit her gown. Looking at her, I know she looks good but there’s no way she’ll see that unless the weighing scale says so.
Posted by admin on Apr 9, 2010 in
health,
women issues
Man! Those eczema pictures that I saw online are enough to give me a nightmare. I know I shouldn’t be looking at less-than-appropriate photos now that I’m pregnant but my friend insisted that I check them out. All I can say right now is I’m so glad I inherited my mother’s good skin. At least I have one less thing to worry about myself. With weight gain, bad hair days and curves at the wrong places, who needs another confidence-killer? I hope my kids will get my mom’s skin as well so they won’t have to spend their money on expensive face creams and treatments when they grow up.
Posted by admin on Apr 2, 2010 in
money matters,
women issues
My friend is thinking of buying an orlando timeshare and I can’t help but be envious of her good fortune. Here I am still can’t afford even the modest of all timeshares while she obviously ran out of properties to buy. To be fair however, it’s not luck but pure hard work. She’s known to never take a break, vacation leaves and sick leaves that her company had to force her to take a whole week for everyone’s sake.
I’ve been teased for being a workaholic but nothing can hold a candle to this friend of mine when it comes to working non-stop. I do admire what she’s become though. If you ask her however, she’ll say she’d rather have a family of her own that she can spoil instead of multiple properties. Her time will come I know just as I know that our time will eventually arrive when we can purchase houses left and right as well.
Posted by admin on Mar 11, 2010 in
me, myself and i,
women issues
I’m lucky about never needing acne scar removal or skin eraser. I’ve seen friends go ga-ga over the latest treatments only to find out that they make things worse for their skin. There’s really no one-size-fits-all treatment so my recommendation is to research thoroughly before purchasing anything especially if they cost more than $60 and up.
My own mother is very meticulous when it comes to skin care and at an early age, she taught me how to take care of mine. I didn’t agree to using astringents however as I get scared whenever I see my mom’s red skin. Her cleanse, tone and moisturize regimen never failed me though. Even when I’m too tired, I always make sure that I cleans and moisturize at least before I go to sleep. Just because we’re young
doesn’t mean we should take our skin for granted.
Posted by admin on Feb 13, 2010 in
women issues
A kymaro body shaper will be on top of my wishlist as soon as I give birth. I love products like this because it makes women feel special by giving them the chance to wear clothes that will make them feel beautiful. This body shaper hides all bulges, lumps and bumps. It smoothens lines that even your bra straps will disappear. It’s very affordable too! I can’t wait to buy this so I can go back to wearing my form-fitting blouses and dresses without displaying the post-pregnancy bulges for everyone to see!
Posted by admin on Feb 11, 2010 in
fashion,
shopping,
women issues
No, I don’t need any weight loss pills. What I need are new clothes because my pre-pregnancy outfits don’t fit me anymore. Thanks to online shops like Old Navy, I can have a choice of affordable but still fashionable maternity clothes.
Just love this fab full-panel distressed boot-ct jeans for only $25.
And this lightweight pleated tunic for $15
These low-rise shorts are a must too especially now that Summer is just around the corner.
And lastly, I need a swim suit that will fit my growing belly. For only $17.50, I can still wear them a couple of months after giving birth.

Posted by admin on Feb 9, 2010 in
women issues
Have you seen any crash diets that work? For a long time I mean? I know a friend who lost 15 lbs in a matter of weeks but without exercise, she got them all back. We all hope for a magical solution when it comes to losing weight. This magical pill will keep the pounds off no matter what we eat and even if we don’t exercise. It’s perfect for working women and moms who just don’t have the time to run, let alone lift a dumbbell. Yet no such thing exists. And we’re left with options – keep the weight on and be depressed, try all kinds of diets and pills no matter what the cost- money or health-wise or live healthily and lose the weight slowly but surely.