WANTED: TSINELAS

Saw this wonderful predictions and future guides in one of the local malls here in the Philippines (clue: its a chinese - owned mall, hehehehe). 

Find your year na lang.

I was off to attend a Job Fair last week with my camera, when I got a glimpse of those feathery flocks that decorated the swamps of Kawit, Cavite. Wait a minute! There’s a lot of time to stop and click the shutter. 

Last last year I bought myself a new phone. It is not actually a new phone but a second hand phone. Its an HTC 8525 with QWERTY keypad, 2MP camera, video, WIFI, micro SD slot and other basic features of a mobile phone. I bought it for 4k from a colleague, I could say that it was my best buy because there are some battery problems, actually the battery was already replaced by owner, and it was a class A battery, an imitation of the original. The good thing is, the phone is still working despite of the accidental falls and everyday charging.

Last year, I bought myself a second hand netbook. It was bought in Japan by another colleague. I only changed its built in WinXP to English and have a pirated (ooooopps) MS Office installed (sorry Bill, but the original was too costly that I couldn’t afford). 

This year, I am planning to buy a super brand new phone, my preferred was the Samsung Galaxy Y. Actually I didn’t have enough budget to buy now. I still need to raised the money (awwwws as if its too expensive, but with my current financial status, well, its a little expensive and way to much of my expenditures). The thing is, most of my colleagues advised my to buy it, since according to them, Mobile phone is now a Necessity. But I realized what else can I do with the Galaxy Y phone? Install apps. Then? 

The second hand phone that I bought 2 years ago was still working and the only problem is the battery. And I only used this phone to text friends and family. But the frequency of usage is not that much. Actually, there are days that my phone is idle, stand by mode and there were days that I don’t actually load or consume my load.  My mother told me that since that the battery is the only problem then buy a new battery. And another thing, I can no longer use its WIFI but I deactivated my FB account.

I am really having second thoughts of buying a new phone. 

Oh well, good thing that the moon doesn’t have second thought of showing its full-ness this year. Glad to see the moon again.

There is so much to blog about; like the current issue/feature of Sunday Inquirer Magazine which is about our beloved bishop, Bishop Luis Antonio ‘Chito’ Tagle, entitled Filipino Most Likely to be a Pope; Philippines’ new slogan, More Fun in the Philippines; the upcoming Feast of the Black Nazarene, which houses 2 million devotees of different ages and from different provinces and cities and Vice Ganda’s Gandang Gabi Vices’ live episode with guests Kris Aquino and Dingdong Dantes, which was a hot trending during the show.

But I prefer to blog my personal side. I was thinking of capturing my pink toe nails, but I wasn’t pleased of the results. So I decided to try the macro converter lens that I have. 

Just a little personal history. I bought my converter lens last November. It was my birthday/Christmas gift to myself. I bought it from Extreme Deals, super extreme deals talaga sa kanila because their prices are so cheap, compared with the ones in Quiapo and in Mall. The converter lens costs only P1,800.00. So cheap! I cannot tell that it is a best buy but at least its functional and supports my need naman.

Anyway, if you want more extreme deals you can visit their website www.extremedeals.multiply.com. 

Oh! Before I forgot here are my shots pala.

There’s so many accessories to buy in Extreme Deals. Their accommodations is good so as their delivery. Very Prompt talaga.

Jogging Time!