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Nov 21, 2014

Songs of Innocence


C. Joybell C. once said: “I think that the best thing we can do for our children is to allow them to do things for themselves, allow them to be strong, allow them to experience life on their own terms, allow them to take the subway... let them be better people, let them believe more in themselves.” 

Last week, fresh from the hospital, I was granted a wonderful chance to visit Keys School Manila where I was invited by the lovely faculty and staff especially Teacher Joyce to be a resource speaker to talk about Journalism and Blogging, a new topic that they are introducing into their curriculum as a special project. After my talk, the kids are going to come up with their own web blog wherein they can talk about their interests, hobbies, feelings, emotions etc. I was thrilled when I received the invite. Usually, I don't agree to give talks as much because I go to work on weekdays however since I was given the week off (from my recent confinement) and because I just simply cannot say "No" when it involves kids, I instantly responded that I was more than willing to go and give a short talk. You see, I love children. I really do. I find it refreshing to be with the young ones because there is something so magical in seeing the world through a child's eyes: with so much innocence, enthusiasm and spirit. If anything, I would love to be around that kind of energy more often because it is so pure and untainted by the world's ways. It was a beautiful day when I went to the school and the experience was absolutely unforgettable and one for the books. I am so glad to have been there since this was a day I definitely would not have missed out on the world.

Oct 31, 2014

Burning Bridges


"Send this out to sea.  Send it where you want it. You can take it note for note and not at all. There’s no filling up your spaces with fictionary places...Imaginary faces they don’t work at all...I keep on running...I’m building bridges that I know you never wanted"

-Burning Bridges, One Republic

Burning Bridges. v. (idiomatic expression)-   One of the worst and also best experience... To burn a bridge is to break away from a person close to you, who you have consistently been on good terms and have had happy memories together. A simpler way: burning up your connections with someone important to you that has become toxic and no longer good for you. I've been wanting to discuss this and this entry was the perfect opportunity to do so...well, because, I am in a bridge. I know a lot of my entries have been revolving around conservative work wear recently because that is what I do and what I love doing. However, let's all take a break from that and have some fun. This is as far as it goes for edgy and rebellious for me. I look back at the days when I could get away with studded and grommet outfits and laugh because I am no longer at the age where I can pull all that off. However, I can do a cropped top, some printed trousers and a blazer with some streak of rocker chic via the hint of silver spikes at the shoulder area. It may be a mature piece- this black blazer- but at least it combines contemporary and classic all in one. I like pieces that are like that.

Dec 6, 2010

Dance yourself silly



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Dress: Glitterati
Purse: Ferragamo
Accessories: Forever 21
Hair accessory: DIY
Shoes: ALDO
Blazer: H&M


Saturday Night Live.

Went out with my BFF, Nina and her boyfriend to toast to Glitterati's 2nd year Anniversary and we decided to check out an ultra hip neo-Japanese sake bar/ resto called ROBOT which was quite amazing. I decided to wear a super hot Glitterati dress (in honor of my brand of course) from our new Holiday collection 2010. It's quite a simple jersey strapless LBD with an awesome mesh detail at the middle part, which also features a peek of skin in the waist area without being too vulgar or revealing. All in all, the perfect single girl's Little Black Dress for a Saturday night out. I decided to cover it up though with a mini H&M bolero blazer with a cute Military rope trim...It is after all quite chilly esp. with December starting off.







I loved the concept and the design so much of the place ROBOT, I took so much photos....


TRIO.
My BFF Nina, her boyfriend Jed and me (third-wheeling)

Out from under.
Who would not love upside down tables (below) and constant light change all over? (the place lights up in red, amber, purple, blue)

Disco ball Bathroom.
I dreamed of a wall covered top to toe in mosaic disco ball mirrors. This was way phenomenal.
The sink is so sci-fi too I love it!

Longest bathroom break ever. Vanity at its purest!


And there's an LCD screen too inside the cubicle!!!!


Went to Attica after (as always) and had an early but fun Saturday night out.
Happy 2nd anniversary Glitterati!

(Do wait for our Holiday collection- to be released this week!)
I know you'll love it.