The Year 2009
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- Posted in Uncategorized on December 31st, 2009
A very beautiful rosal flower that was decorated as a center piece during the jubilee celebration of my aunt and uncle. It was their 5oth golden wedding anniversary. The arrangement was simple yet elegant as all the tables were decorated with each of this bouquet. Great decoration indeed!
The week is totally debilitating for me. Balancing present activities is so hard. I have to manage my time so that I can accomplish the demands from work and my assignments in school. My backlogs are already lessened but the reports & consolidation need to be updated daily especially that the year is about to end. I was also give the responsiblity to review and checked some errors on pertinent documents that were due for releasing. Good thing because I was given a reconsideration as far as office time is concerned. My schooling for this week was getting tougher and I need to update my brain with the daily lessons so that I can answer in seatworks and assigments. Last Wednesday, I felt like my brain is floating in the wind because I did 3 sets of assignments that were all problem solving,adjusting entries, balancing etc…I was up until 1:00am and only answered 2 problems. I will be doing some more reviews because the examination schedule will be on Tuesday and the last school week before Christmas. I hope I can unwind and gather my unbalanced self this weekend Thanks God because it is already Friday.
Santa Claus is coming to town! This was taken in Alabang Town Center mall during a late night shopping. Santa is making a ho-ho-ho for the holidays and his red image is perfect for today’s ruby Tuesday. Merry Christmas everyone!
Pork Pata Oriental Stew
A very easy dish to prepare on pork pata (hind) in sweet savory sauce. Ingredients:500 grams pork pata, sliced
1 pack McCormick oriental beef stew seasoning mix
1 tbsp. sesame oil Celery for garnishing Procedure:* Dissolve the McCormick Mix in water.
* Add in pork pata slices to the stew mixture.
* Cooked covered until meat is tender. * Add in sesame oil. Garnish with celery. * Serve immediately.
I am happy to have another blog again. Thanks for the help of Norm and Mymy. Through them I was able to develop this new site where I can update as many posts as I can always think of under the sun. I really spend some time today to develop this site especially on the themes, settings, pages, appearances, tools and many more. I hope I can spend more time this weekend to updates. God bless my site