Pucker up!

SILVER LIPS! Haha! I so love this. Right before we finished lakwatcha to go shopping and eating dinner at Max's, my closest soro sis bought this cutesy purse for me. She's one of the sweetest sisters I am lucky to have with in the Mu Kappan family at law school. Her being thoughtful, funny, witty & candid is what I love about her. She's just like my elder biological sisters. Zamia as well as Glenice are two of my most treasured friends ever. Although Zam and I are here in Manila for the internship at UP, we really really missed another extension of our life back in Iligan which is Glenice. Haha! Soon, we shall be reunited. Ooh, what else is amazing for today is to have learned another expression from my co-interns all the way from Tawi-tawi. The word kalasahan takaw means I love you. So yeah, since Zam's from Tawi-tawi, I told her this and she was surprised. Haha! So much for that, thanks again for making me feel good. Xoxo. ♥ ;)
Mwah! Mwah! Tsup! Tsup! Slurp! Slurp! AyLLLL. Bleh! 

A Brother's Love on Valentine's Day

T'was one heck of a rainy Monday. I thought I'd be humming Carpenter's "Rainy days and Mondays" but nuh-uh! Instead, t'was a blast! Our sorority night was so special all the more as our MuKappan brothers serenaded us with Alamid's "Your Love" while handing to us roses. Haha! How saweet! We're so lucky to have them boys. Cheers to all of us. Hugs! ♥ ;)

Kiong Hee T'han Chi with FIF & my Family

In celebration of the Chinese New Year, my sisters from MKP Glenice & Zam had a sleepover in our house on 22 and planned to jog early on 23 in the City Plaza then off to the market to buy ingredients on making pink na biko. It was actually a dare and so we took the challenge seriously. LOL! It was the first time that we ate pink na biko with my family and it was just as tasty as the ordinary brown biko. My family was amazed and shocked for they too have eaten such biko for the first time.. pink! As in, pink kaayo! :D So here is our take on the "pagsure ba kay magpink ta ug biko ron!" Tadaaa!

Instead of saying Kong Hei Fat Choi which is Happy Chinese New Year for Thai's, but the Chinese would say Kiong Hee T'han Chi. Just so you know.. I have Chinese blood, or so I thought :D