I am currently here at SM City Bacoor WIFI Launching. :) Imagine, our very own SM Bacoor is now a WIFI hot spot just like SM MegaMall.:) Fantastic isn't it? :)

I just love SM Bacoor more. I can now play Pet Society, Restaurant City or Barn Buddy while waiting for my mom or while dinning with friends. :) I don't have to worry if my friends are stealing my harvest in barn buddy or if my pet is hungry in pet society.

Connecting is easy, just click on the SM Free WIFI Connection and you are connected. No need to go to the customer service or information.



WIFI Connection here is so fast. :) Imagine I was able to blog about this while I am here? :) They also have live band performance who sang my favorite song 3 in a row. :)


Happy Blogging at SM Bacoor for everyone. :)

No classes today not because of the typhoon but because it is Manila Day. I am just wondering, do we have class tomorrow? lol

Because I have lots of free time today, my mom woke me up to COMMAND me to register at the COMELEC so that I can start voting next year. I am lucky enough that there are only few people in the COMELEC office today. I am also lucky that I was able to accomplish the task ON MY OWN. congratulations to me!

I just wish that there would be an election next year because I don't want my effort of waiting and filling up 3 pages of application form be wasted.

Are you a registered voter already?

My schedule is perfect. I can sleep until 11:00 in the morning. lol.

I have two research class and two drama class. Seems like stress will kill me this trimester. I am thinking of good research topics since I have to do one baby thesis alone and one with 2 group mates. :) I am also nervous with our drama class because I am not a good actress. (maarte lang ako pero di ako marunong umarte. haha)

I was able to see my grades for the previous trimester as well. Sad to say, I didn't make it to the Dean's List AGAIN. :( My Average is only 1.75, to be a Dean's Lister the average should be 1.5. :( poor little me.


Thank you for all the comments. Keep them coming!

Whew! Hello girls and boys! 2 nights left and we have to wake up early again. For a graduating college student like me, opening of classes is normal. What makes us excited is seeing our friends, knowing our schedule and knowing our professor.

This school year is my last school year. Actually, I won't be able to finish the year because this December, I am done. Welcome to the world of employment! (with God's guidance, I hope) So, I have to make the most out of it.

Anyway, for the freshies out there, I want to share with you the necessary things you'll surely need. Don't over react in buying your school supplies. I was once like you, and I ended up buying things that I don't need at all. Waste of money! You'll absolutely need this:

• notebook (depending on the no. of subjects that you are taking), for me, one notebook is enough for 4 subjects (sometimes 6). Usually, it is more on photocopies so you can use the back part of the paper. Save the Earth!
• yellow pad for quizzes or other activities. Tip! Prepare at least 10 1/4 size of yellow pad, 10 1/2 crosswise and 10 1/2 lengthwise.
  
• ball pen always have a reserve in case your most reliable ball pen gives up. You have your own brands so I won't recommend any.
  
• highlighter lighter colors like yellow is better.
  
• index card just buy 1 for each size. You won't need it after the orientation week.
• bag that is big enough to carry your books, handouts and laptop

*Don't ask me on how much allowance you'll need. lol. I'll be very biased.* But 150.00 a day, is enough depending on your location. Our friend, Jollibee and McDonalds are always around anyway.

To avoid being lazy during discussions, my tip is for you to buy a nice notebook and write legibly. Actually, when I study, I rewrite things and during the test itself, I'll know the answer because I can remember where it is located in my notebook. Using pens of various colors are not advised because it will give you headache in the end.

Remember that first impression always last (for me it is). But don't impress people too much, they might end up disappointed. Just do your best always.

Choose the people you want to go with! You don't want to be dragged at the back of the school smoking and skipping classes. Be with people like you to avoid misunderstandings. Don't worry about bullies, they don't exist very much. Just be confident and let that smile out.

I hope this post helps a lot. :) Happy Blogging!

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Seeing a store whose items are all worth Php 85.00 seems rare but if you will visit this store in Robinson's Galleria, named, SAIZEN, you will be amazed not only because almost all the commodities you need are present but beacause all items are very affordable, in fact, all items are worth Php 85.00. (How many times do I have to repeat that ALL ITEMS are worth Php 85.00?) If you love Kawaii stuffs, you don't have a reason to visit the store only ones because they will introduce a hundred of new products every month!


Saizen has 2,500 shops in Japan and 500 shops all over the world. The one in Robinson's Galleria is the first in the Philippines. I know Japan and/or Japanese lovers would love to visit this store. It is located at the 3rd level of Robinson's Galleria.

Our stay in Australia has come to an end. Last night, we were crying like kids as we bid each other goodbye. Our six weeks of stay became just a very quick snap.

I will surely miss doing the rinsing of clothes in the laundry room, the sound of the passing tram along Swanston Street, the coats and jackets that I wear for the cold weather and the non-alcoholic cocktail, Lemon Lime Bitter. I will miss the people saying "no worries" when you say thanks. I don't have colorful Australian dollars anymore.


I will miss Tito Emboy's phone calls inviting us to go out for a tour in a nearby suburb, and his excuses why we were lost in the road, Tita Cora's mouth watering recipes, Audrey's cakes and treats and Alfred's Addidas attire.

Then, we went home to change outfits for our next itinerary, Dinner at Docklands. We are very thankful to our relatives, Tito Eric, Tita Cora, Audrey and Alfred for the dinner, the time and wonderful conversations.


Looking forward to be back and see all of you again. :)