Art and Earth Science by Grass
Have you noticed how crowded malls can be on weekends? I have! I only go to Landmark/Trinoma for groceries; to buy a few things such as wrapping papers and craft supply; and for kids when they needed medicines, books and/or toys. I try to limit going to the mall once a week and only when… Continue reading Alternative Shopping Experience in Quezon City, Metro Manila
Disclaimer: I am in no way connected to or paid by Crisostomo to post this review. If you're looking for their menu, please visit their website here. I don't normally eat out. But when I do, it's usually when someone invites me; it's my birthday and too lazy to cook for the family; or simply… Continue reading Crisostomo Restaurant at UP Town Center – A Review
A shorter version of this review was posted at TripAdvisor. The whole family checked in at Hotel H2O last March 14 for staycation and also to celebrate birthday and graduation for Ian and Nereus, respectively. We stayed in one of their Aqua Classic room and my kids loved the aquarium, they almost refused to leave… Continue reading Hotel H2O Experience – A Review
Ever wondered how Marikina Valley Fault system looks like for real? Would you be interested to see famous Geologic monuments around Metro Manila and its vicinity? Then join this GeoTour! GeoTour is a whole-day field trip sponsored by the University of the Philippines Geology Alumni. The main objective of this tour is to bring participants… Continue reading GeoTours Philippines – Get to know Philippine Geology!
When I was about five years old, my mom would bring me to this gift shoppe where an aunt of mine used to be its attendant. The shop was just across the public market where we shopped for groceries. I loved that gift shoppe because it sold so many cute items I wanted for myself. But since I could… Continue reading Of paper beads, gift cards and dreams
Bazaars are fun! It's during bazaars that I get to interact with people from all walks of life; fellow entrepreneurs, clients, families, fashionistas. 🙂 It is the usually during bazaars too when I get to sell my handmade crafts to them in person as I mostly sell them online. It is also heartwarming when clients… Continue reading Bazaar at Sofia Bellevue
Wire wrapping is one of my favorite techniques in making jewelry. Two of my friends had recently commissioned me to design and create necklaces and bracelets out of the tumblestones they got from their recent travels. The project was actually for Christmas but since I had no yaya for my kids during the Christmas break… Continue reading Wire Wrapped Gemstone Necklaces
Introducing my first ever Interchangeable Earrings - Crystal Series. Danglers can be removed and replaced with another pair or mismatch them if you want, it's up to you! Set includes: 1 pair of pink dangler 1 pair of snowflake dangler 1 pair of Swarovski topaz dangler 1 pair stainless steel hoops
I'm on my sick leave day 2 so please pardon me if I've been posting like a maniac. I do like to keep my hands busy because my eyes are really itchy. It's the only way to keep my hands from rubbing them. My doctor told me to relax but my brain is bursting with… Continue reading Earrings Galore Part 2 (Valentine’s Day Series)
Let's admit it girls, at one point, we owned at least one charm bracelet. Charm bracelets have been around for ages. In fact, in ancient times, charm bracelets were used to ward off devils. Charm bracelets can be made of anything - bones, wood, shells, glass, gemstone, plastic beads, anything! This bracelet used to mean… Continue reading Charm Bracelets
The Fabulous Scientist 