I've just checked ourselves in hence this post. Airasia Web check-in can be done 14 days to 1 hour before your scheduled flight. 

Anong advantage ng Web Check-in?
Especially to those who travel light/ to those who don't check their luggages in, this is a great help 'cause you won't have to fall in line to get your boarding pass. If your checking your luggages in, you would still have to wait for the counter to open but your line would be shorter since it's exclusive for those who've also checked in online, pregnant, senior citizens... and based on experience, it's way shorter.

For example e nasa NAIA Terminal 4 ng domestic ka, bago ka makarating sa waiting area tapos travel itinerary lang dala mo di ba maghihintay ka pa na mag open 'yung counter? Pag nakapag check-in ka na, diretso ka na dun sa waiting area kaagad. Papakita mo lang 'yung boarding pass mo sa guard tas tapos na. Hintay ka na lang ng boarding time.

Step by step talaga akong nag screenshot eh at sobrang ganda kung paano ko tinakpan 'yung mga details. Hahahaha.

Almost P 500.00 ang laman nung card, with that amount I have spent almost or more than (there are times when I didn't bring my card with me) P 50,000.00 at National Bookstore for the past three years. 

The card functions on rebate system that gives you P 10.00 for every P 1000.00.

Alam mo pa ba kung ano pang pwedeng pag-gamitan ng Laking National Card? Tell me. :)

We renewed my younger sister's Shakey's Supercard tonight so we dined in.

"Ma'am, i-c-claim niyo na po ba 'yung points ng card niyo?"
"Oo, tas ire-renew na rin."

Pagbalik nung kuya,
"21.00 pa lang po laman eh pero ibabawas pa rin po."

HAHAHA.
Ang dami ng tawa ko eh. (inside joke.k.)

A number of people have asked me if I had my eyelashes permed, if I wear falsies, and/or I tightline everyday. I have no idea what tightlining is so it's an obvious no, I'm scared to have them permed and I don't know how to use falsies. I just curl my eyelashes whenever I go out and that's it. No mascaras and whatsoever 'cause I don't know how to apply make-up and I'm lazy to learn how. 

I read about tightlining and eyeliners and that's probably the reason why I was lured to buy these eyeliners from Nichido when I was in Watson's this afternoon.  White and peach colored liners are supposed to brighten the eyes while the color black is often used for tightlining. 

Girls Night Out Pencils cost P 80.00 each, while the black one costs P 36.50.

This is what my eyes look like after washing my face. I didn't put anything and eye lashes aren't curled yet. 

I used the black pencil to tightline, placed on the lash line or where lashes grow from. While the other two were used in my lower waterline. They're supposed to make my eyes brighter, aren't they?

First we harvested cassava from the backyard.

They peeled them for boiling.

Some were fried. These are kamote-fries.

After boiling, just soft and not soggy.

They're ready to be hand-milled. And this is not an easy task!

I kept on pounding the ingredients (kamote, sugar, condensed milk and peanut butter) hard for around ten minutes, I was perspiring like crazy from the hard work and my fingers were shaking after! good thing my nilupak didn't come out salty.. haha. LOL. It was still a fun experience anyway. 

And this has got to be the best and tastiest and most sumptuous and most delicious and most delectable and finger-licking nilupak ever made! Of course I'm exaggerating, but the mere fact that it was I who hand-milled this makes it more special than anything else. ;)

One of my stress relievers is making my own distressed shorts. Destroying the shorts is a way to release my anxiety or frustrations. hehe. Aside from saving hundreds of pesos, I also do this to recycle my denim jeans that I don't use anymore.

I am content on how distressed this is for now 'cause several washing will make the frays longer and the holes bigger.

On the other leg, I used the blade to make horizontal slits. Make sure to put something like cardboard in between so you'll not destroy the back part of the shorts.

I don't want it to be over distressed so this is fine. 

I never wore shorts when I was younger at times when I had to leave the house for I was so insecure.  Hmm, gone are the days when shorts are only for skinny girls 'cause as  I started wearing one, I realized that it doesn't look that bad and not masagwa even on my thighs that are well, fat. haha. And after experiencing how comfortable it is, shorts has become one of the staples in my closet. I don't wear those short shorts or what we call dangkal shorts here though. 'Yun eh hindi talaga kaya ng powers ko!