Cynos Morocco Argan Oil Giveaway

I'm 28, turning 29 this year. Seeing signs of aging isn't that of a big deal yet. But it's dryness that I don't like. I love doing the laundry so I always get wet. Er, no, my feet always get wet. Hence, the cracking sound when it dries. Hehe. I'm lucky to have met Cynos Morocco Argan Oil, which I generously use for my dry feet and hands before dozing off. Sometimes, when there's new hair popping out, I tame it with the "miracle oil". It's kinda sticky when it's humid but hey, it makes my hair look real glossy, that I would instantly look mayaman. Charot. It smells good pa.

So, I would love to share the experience with three (3) of my readers (who are Philippine residents). Here's how to join:

1. Like my Facebook page and Cynos Inside Hair Care's. 

2. Post a photo of you with your kid/s on my Facebook fan page and caption it with "I'm a fabulous mommy and I know it! I'd love to win a bottle of Morocco Argan Oil from Cynos and Bebengisms" 

2. Don't forget to tag @Cynos Inside Hair Care and @Bebengisms.

There, easier. Right? I'll choose the winners on May 26, Sunday night. Good luck, fab mommies! :)

*prizes will be shipped by the sponsor.

The Day I Saw Sarah Jessica Parker

In the photos, that is.

If someone will ask me when was the last time I cried, I will answer in a heartbeat --- "every night". Every night, from Monday to Friday, around 8:30 to 9:15pm. I cry because of Ina Kapatid Anak, a soap opera in ABS-CBN Channel 2. I cry because I easily get carried away. Hehe. Yes, that's how I am!

Tonight was different. I cried earlier, around the time TV Patrol was aired. 

@annecurtissmith

Ford Philippines Baby Shower

Blogging has brought me many things --- freebies, a bit of fame, confidence, something to do, getting invited to events, etc. But there's this one thing I really like most about blogging --- gaining friends. 

I was very fortunate that Kim of Mom on Duty, whom I have featured in A Mom's Life on its 7th episode, invited me to one of the well-organized events I have ever attended; not that I have attended a lot. But yes --- it was an intimate lunch with fellow mommies.

A Mom's Life: 16/48

This post-Mother's Day episode of this weekly segment is nothing but bonggelz. I mustered enough courage (aka kapal ng mukha) to get her to be featured here. I am one lucky blogger and fan to finally have her in my palace. 

I knew about Mommy Fleur when she's already famous, vying for the Sangobion Mommy Award; then she was mostly the reason why I attended Babypalooza Bazaar November last year. Okay, this is like a Julia Powell-Julia Child relationship. I feel like our fate's kinda intertwined. Charot. She's gayer than gay like your royal bekiness, she has a very kikay little lady like LB, and she and her husband are Nanay and Tatay to their tot like me and Rhambo. The only differences are: she has a job and I don't; she gets to shop like crazy whenever she wants; and she's like the Judy Ann Santos famous of a blogger and I'm only a starlet. Famous as she may be, she's ever humble and real. One of the many things that her readers like about her.

November 2012 at the Babypalooza Bazaar in Ateneo Walter Hogan Conference Center

Unknowingly, she has taught me how to deal with bashers. She had a few ones, if you've been reading her blog. I had, too. I learned not to get too affected, because after all, they paid my blog a visit. That's a +1 hit for me. Haha! 

Ballad of a Politician

Halalan 2013 is almost over. The partial and unofficial results of the senatorial bid disappointed most of us; including me, a non-voter. Nancy Binay got in. 

photo source

Ma'am, since you will be declared a Senator soon, I hope you won't waste the trust the people who voted you into darkness (no pun intended). And please, please attend the future senate hearings and face Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago should she has questions for you. It will delight your supporters (and shock your detractors) if you CAN answer her with grace. Emotional outburst at first may be called stage fright but a second time is definitely called cowardice. We don't want to use harsher words for that.

Barbie™ in the Pink Shoes Exclusive Movie Screening

One of the good things that blogging has brought me is to get invited to various events that I personally would love to be a part of if I didn't become a blogger. But since we are in partnership with ABS-CBN Publishing, Inc. for Barbie Magazine, I got the chance to become one of the VIPs, who need not to avail any Barbie merchandise to attend the event.