Showing posts with label Weekends. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Weekends. Show all posts

Saturday, 11 May 2013

NOTD: O.P.I. in Privacy Please (Perfect Nude)


The other day, I googled images of nude make-ups in the internet. I was looking for an inspiration and planning to recreate any that I might like. I have saved some images and hopefully I can recreate one of those or I may post a tutorial soon. Since I am in nude make-ups mode, I think I should wear nude nail polish, too, to complete the look. 


Since painting nail is as easy as 1-2-3, I will do a nail post first before the make-up look. I stared at this O.P.I. nail polish and imagined myself in a corporate world again where black, white and neutral color is a must. Though nudes/ neutrals are understated colors, you can never go wrong with them. It is very versatile. You can wear this shade in any occasion. A safe color I must say.

O.P.I. in Privacy Please

I haven't posted a review of any O.P.I. nail polishes I owned but let me take the opportunity now to say how much I love O.P.I. I really love its brush; it is wide. The moment I stroke the brush onto my nail, the brush flared widely and easily turned to a fan-like and distributes the polish onto my nail in one stroke. Wow.


This nude shade is more like a very light baby pink in person. You'll mistakenly thought it's just your normal nail in a glance but you'll figure that it is not because of its polished  and satin-looking finish.

Privacy Please on my nails with 4 coats, no top coat.

Well, just like other nail polish brands, this has some downside. It streaks like forever. Lol. I kid. For the first 2 coats, streaks are very disappointing to see. I did 3-coats; na-da. Finally, at 4 coats, I was contented though I still saw some light streaks but decent enough.


I love how it made my hand looking healthy as well. The edges are clean, so tidy! This shade is a perfect nude. Not too light, not too dark. Some nude polishes are tan-like or light-brown which will definitely make my hand look darker for sure. 


Before I end this post, let me greet all the Moms out there most especially to the beautiful woman I know - Happy Mother's Day, Mamang! Today, we will be having lunch with my in-laws to treat hubby's Mom and later I'm gonna make a phone call to my Mamang to greet her in this special day. My Mom is living outside Metro Manila and I can't wait to treat her out to a date as well.

All photos are taken using iPhone 5. Anyway, I hope you find this post worth reading. Do you like nude polishes?


XX,

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Sunday, 2 October 2011

Cold Weather Outfits


I want to share the outfits I wore from our recent trip to the City of Pines and our country's Summer Capital - Baguio City. Yes, I've been to Baguio for the fifth (5th) time. I considered this trip very memorable because aside from it was our first time to went there at rainy season, there was also a typhoon (click here for my Baguio trip). Our previous trips were always been between the months of April to May. During summertime, Baguio City is jam-packed with a lot of tourists because it's the only place in the country where you can still chill even the sun is at its intense.

Its rainy season and I expected that it will be colder than usual. I admit, I under estimated it. I could have brought maong pants instead. But anyway, it doesn't mean that I went to Baguio being under dressed. I have brought with me the essentials to protect me from the cold weather. I love going to Baguio. Not only because of the cold weather it offers but also because of the great opportunity for me to wear "winter" outfits.

Day 1 - On our first night, we experienced occasional drizzles only. I tried hard to manage the chilly breeze.

Jacket, T-shirt and Shorts: People Are People

Day 2 - We went to Burnham Park as early as 5:00 a.m. I know it was colder at dawn but I didn't expect it was at most during our stay. Upon checking the weather, it was 15 degrees Celsius during that time. My supposed one tights only became doubled. 

Jacket: Vintage
Inner: Forever 21 (navy blue)
Leggings: Forever 21 - knitted (Black)
Tights: BaBo (Green)
Scarf: SM Dept. Store
Boots: Vintage

Day 2 - I've changed outfit around noon time.

Jacket: Surplus Shop at SM
Inner: Forever 21 (navy blue)
Boots: Vintage

Day 2 - On our second night, we dined at Nevada Square.

Dress: Two Percent (knitted)
Tights: Forever 21 - Net (Black)
Scarf: SM Dept. Store
Belt: BaBo
Boots: Vintage

Day 3 - We decided to go back to Manila during the time that Typhoon Pedring was also on its way to Baguio. God is good. We safely reached down in Pangasinan.

Jacket: Vintage
Inner: Forever 21 - knitted (Black)
Scarf: Vintage
Tights: Forever 21 - net (Maroon)
Boots: Vintage

Before I forgot, the cap that I've been wearing the whole time when I was in Baguio is from Babo. I always wear it because when I was in Baguio, it drizzles almost all the time. All my outfits did a great job to keep me warm. 

Much love,

iamjenniya


Thursday, 23 September 2010

Yummy Treat with Family in Burgoo

Last Tuesday was another priceless moments with my family. I and hubby headed to North after our appointment in Makati. We arrived at my Mom's house at 2:00 p.m. and fetched my Momma and my nephew to attend my niece's 12th birthday celebration later that day.

We did strolling first at Trinoma. My Mom bought some Feng Shui stuffs at the Dept.Store and we headed to the 4th floor where a nice landscaping of garden is located. That time, the rain just stopped pouring and there's no fountain on yet. It's already been a long time since I last brought my Mom in Trinoma and I know she missed hanging out there again. Anyway, we had fun cam whoring.

 

Love ko 'tong mini-bridge na ito.
 
When my sister texted me that they are on their way, we just crossed from Trinoma to the neighbouring SM The Block. It was already 6:00 p.m. We headed directly to Burgoo, 2nd floor of SM The Block. My sister, her husband and my niece were waiting there for us for a great birthday celebration for their one and only child - Pam, who is also my one and only niece. Our family is very small hehehe. I have 4 siblings and only 2 have one (1) child each and that's my niece and my nephew.
 
They had fun drawing.


 And so we are, too. Hehehe...

 In Burgoo (pronounce as Ber-gu), instead of putting place mats, I love their idea of putting white paper and a set of crayons are also provided. Perfect if you have kids with you, they can draw and play crayons while waiting for your ordered food. Nice eh? When the ordered food was starting to be served on the table, I suddenly got real hungry, lols!

We ordered 2 entrees, both large:
 Oklahoma Baby Back Ribs

Shrimps and Ribs Platter
(I forgot to take photo of it. This entree came so late because they forgot to serve it.)

We had two (2) large Stone Baked Pizza:
 Pizza Sampler

Again, I forgot to take photo of the other pizza which is the Hawaiian Delight as we were very hungry and started eating and food are still coming, lols!

We had pasta but not really my fave hehehe.
Large Carbonara

If I'm not mistaken, this is the Country style Fried Chicken (large).

We also had Breaded Pork Chops and of course, bottomless Iced Tea. Well, all the food was D-E-L-I-S-H. Oh so yummy! It was my first time to dine in Burgoo. They have huge servings for Large ha. So I think, their regular serving is enough for two (2) persons. For me, the price is a bit steep but okay lang hehehe.

 Picture muna bago eat siyempre.

My nephew had a taste of all food on the table, lols! He was pointing for another slice of baby back ribs.

Hubby, my nephew, me and my Momma.

My Sis, my niece and Bro-in-law

 Happy Birthday Pam!

What I like also in Burgoo was that they are giving a free Sundae if you are a birthday celebrant. Hmm... So anyone can just say it's his/her birthday just to avail of that free Sundae? Lols! That Sundae is P195.00 I think, not bad eh? Especially if they will serve the Sundae with 4 or 5 Burgoo staffs singing to you a Happy Birthday song with matching tambourines? We got so really, really surprise as they were singing out very loud with the instruments.

Here's a short video I took:

We had a smile on our face after the dinner. Just a sign that we were really, really full and enjoyed the food! So, you think we ate it all? Nope. A lot of food left so we had it take-out.Yey!


Around 8:30 p.m., we were driving in Edsa to send them home. It's only my sister, my niece and Momma at the back side. My Bro-in-law was left as he has a meeting with his friends. In the front side were me and my nephew to balance the car, lols! Ang dami kaya naming nakain, siyempre bumigat kami noh.. We drove home first to my Mom's house and after that was to my sisters'. It was really a great and fun night again with my family.

Smile always and stay tuned.

XX,

Jenniya 

BURGOO
http://www.burgoo.ph/ 

Wednesday, 22 September 2010

Another Weekend in Bonifacio High Street - The Fort


In this month of September, we are celebrating the Family Day. If I'm not mistaken, there's a commercial ad of Sharon Cuneta pertaining to Family Day on the 27th of this month. Anyway, Family Day always happen everyday in everybody's home, ayt? Anyway, it seems that we are into celebration together with our family, and oh well, hubby and I literally did it this week.

Last Sunday, together with my hub's family, we get bonded in Bonifacio High Street. Hubby and I fetched his brother with his family from San Juan City at around 2:00 p.m. and headed straight to Krispy Kreme in Bonifacio High Street. Mamita (hub's mom), and his other sibling were waiting for us there. As I've mentioned from my previous post, I still go for the High Street if we talk about bonding with family. That place is perfect to get bond with.


Moving on, after having our light merienda at KK (Krispy Kreme), they already went out and started lounging outside in the benches. They are very fond of cute Jolyn who is now trying to master the walking without somebody holding her. While they are having fun outside, I and hubby decided to stay inside the KK and enjoyed their free Wi-Fi. We did facebook-ing. What else pa ba? Hehehe...


After half an hour, we joined them outside, set our tri-pod and did some photo shoot.

Oh yes, kelangan may background ng NIKE. Hehe...

I love this place. We had seen a lot of dogs with various breed. In here, your pets are also allowed to lounge around together with you. What breed I really love amongst them that day?

... was this Zhih Tzu.

Ang laki naman shower na yan hehe... Like!

As we were heading towards the Serendra, it was decided that we will take our dinner in Eastwood City (QC) but to our dismay, the Gerry's Grill where we are supposed to go was already been closed. So, we headed to Market! Market! where the Fort branch of the restaurant is. It was only 6:30 p.m. then, but we got hungry so early.

 The Serendra

With my hub's family in Gerry's Grill.

We're so full after the yummy dinner (Thank you Ate Babs). By the way, I love my keds doll shoes. It was my first time to use it with socks and it didn't hurt anymore. Haven't I told you that I got blister in my left foot the last time I wore it without any socks on it? Yes, it was painful. The shoe size just fit me right at first but after a long hour of walking, it doesn't fit right anymore with my foot (but only the left shoe alone). It tends to loose and it rubs uncomfortably to my skin and caused me one blister after. Though it was just small, it was still painful, duh! 
Okay, that's it for now. How 'bout you? Where do you usually spend your weekend with your family?

Smile always and stay tuned.

XX,

Jenniya

P.S. Next post would be with my family somewhere in North.

Saturday, 11 September 2010

Get Bonded With Your Family This Weekend


After hoarding a few NIKE pieces from the Clearance Sale in Mega Trade Hall (5th floor Megamall), I and hubby headed to Eastwood City. My hub's family has been waiting for us there to spend the afternoon with them. Honestly, we always went to Libis but we haven't had a chance to take a peek of how's the Eastwood Cyberzone looked now. It's been ages since I last saw this "concrete jungle", lols! Yes, I defined it as "concrete jungle" because Eastwood is only a 16-hectare property that full of residential, commercial, business and entertainment development. So, imagine how crowded it is.

When I was still working with a Korean Real Estate company, I used to go there for viewing of condominiums both for rent and for sale. That was 2004-2007 and a lot of high rise towers were being constructed that time. Then, the last time I've been inside the Eastwood City again was last year and I noticed before the very big area that was being fenced. I have no idea about it and only yesterday that I knew that it was a four (4) residential towers connecting to a Mall which is the Eastwood Mall.

Moving on, we parked at the 1st basement of the Eastwood Mall. I really don't like their parking area; it was really confusing. Then, we headed to Cafe Via Mare where my in-laws were waiting for us. We had chit-chat a bit while eating our merienda. 

Hub's family
Yes, it was dancing with the music's beat.
Jai Ho was playing on this.
The Bridge
The Mall
The Eastwood Mall
The other side of the Eastwood Mall
The Coffee Bean got a really nice location here, huh.
A shot taken from the bridge.
That small stage they are preparing is for Basil Valdez mini-concert.
Strike a pose!
Before we headed home, we ate again at McDonalds inside the Eastwood Mall.
Then, we went down and watch the fountain show. They said that every after 30 minutes, music will be played and the fountain dance along with the beat. Oh, then it's a must-see hehehe. We waited for it. We sat by on the benches just right outside the mall. Then, the show begun after a couple of minutes.

It was fun listening with the music but the exhibition of the fountain was not spectacular, okay? Hehehe... Anyway, this place is good for hanging out with the family. They made this place like the style of Trinoma, Greenbelt and Bonifacio High Streets.

These styles are adopted from International. It's good to know that they are making these mall styles because it's a family, granny and kiddie friendly environment. I belong to the kiddie. Lols! By the way, the place is just very small compared to Trinoma and Greenbelt. I still go for Bonifacio High Streets.

 By the way, when we are on our way to Eastwood, I checked our NIKE pieces and found out that one (1) pair of sock was missing. I've checked our receipt thoroughly and it confirmed that it was punched by the cashier. We suspected that the bagger might have forgotten to put it inside the plastic bag or maybe it fell that we didn't notice. But when we're at the Cafe Via Mare, I've confirmed that we lost it because of the photo I took with hubby holding the shopping bag. It is clearly that it wasn't the bagger's fault but us. Sayang hehehe! Okay, that's it for now. How about you? Have you started yet your long weekend?

Smile always and stay tuned.

XX,

Jenniya