Finally saw Statue of Liberty today?It is amazing.Unbelievable.Ive only seen it in movies,pictures and had seen her actually from a very very far afar view in Jersey City last February...it was so far at that time and it was from her back's angle even.So this one is really the real visit.And ive learned something?!That the real color of the statue was actually copper but "its all in the air" because of the process of oxidation that transformed it into the familiar color that it has become right now..one favorite picture is above and you can see more on my Flickr

Baby Koda and Baby Simba for my daughter Aubrey!?!

praktis pa lang po!

"Four people dressed in painters' outfits march into the busy lobby of Manhattan Trust, a cornerstone Wall Street Branch of a worldwide financial institution. Within seconds, the costumed robbers place the bank under a surgically planned siege, and the 50 patrons and staff become unwitting pawns in an airtight heist. NYPD hostage negotiators Detectives Keith Frazier and Bill Mitchell are dispatched to the scene with orders to establish contact with the heist's ringleader, Dalton Russell, and ensure safe release of the hostages. Working alongside Emergency Services Unit (ESU) Captain John Darius, all are hopeful that the situation can be peacefully diffused and that control of the bank and release of those inside can be secured in short order. But Russell proves an unexpectedly canny opponent--clever, calm and totally in command--a puppet master with a meticulous plan to disorient and confuse not only the hostages, but also the authorities. Outside, the crowd of New Yorkers grows as the situation becomes increasingly intense tense, with Frazier's superiors becoming more concerned about his ability to keep the standoff from spiraling out of control. The robbers appear to consistently be one step ahead of the police, outwitting Frazier and Mitchell at every turn. Frazier's suspicions that more is at work than anyone perceives are justified with the entry of Madeline White, a power player with shadowy objectives, who requests a private meeting with Russell. The chairman of the bank's board of directors, controlling entrepreneur Arthur Case, is also uniquely interested in the moment-to-moment happenings inside the branch. But just what are the robbers after? Why has nothing worked to alleviate the standoff, which stretches on hour after hour? Frazier is convinced that invisible strings are being pulled and secret negotiations are taking place as the powder keg situation grows more unstable by the moment."

Another nice movie that i watched.I am recommending it to everyone!I will even buy the DVD once it's out in the market.

I've loong been planning to do scrapbooking for the longest time now but i just didn't know how to start..didn't had the time to do it especially to shop..I actually saved a lot of tickets,cards,souvenir items for all the shows,trips ive been with the thought that i would use them for scrapbooking but that didn't happened at all.That's why im so excited i stumbled upon these scrapbooking monthly clubs online wherein you can have the option to join them and have a monthly kit delivered right to your door each month....kit that is complete with all the essentials to make at least 6 pages i believe.If you dont wanna join the club,you can still avail of their kits as a one time order.But joining the club gives you access and the convenience of just waiting for your next month's kit.One club that caught my eye after browsing for more than 4 hours is the Scraproom Cafe,so i immediately signed up just a few minutes earlier as i am typing this entry.Im looking forward for my first kit which is the April kit.And i am so excited!

Went to Canada for the second time and met Teresa again of course!Had a lot of fun.Met her at Tim Horton's cafe and as she's been bragging about their coffee that was apparently "better" than Starbucks,I gave it a shot and she was indeed telling the truth.Actually a lot,lot,lot,lot better than Starbucks!Sorry Starbucks fans but its true!I was so much impressed that Teresa bought me a tumbler cup for my souvenir and it didn't end there even,she even bought me the coffee powder version to take home!Thanks Tere!Im posting one of our pictures with our Tim Horton's mug he he he.I'll be back by the way!Punta tayo Quebec ha?promise yan!?!

"Bruce Willis plays Jack Mosley, a burnt-out detective assigned the unenviable task of transporting a fast-talking convict (Mos Def) from jail to a courthouse 16 blocks away. However, along the way he learns that the man is supposed to testify against Mosley's colleagues, and the entire NYPD wants him dead. Mosley must choose between loyalty to his colleagues and protecting the witness, and never has such a short distance seemed so long..."
Watched this movie after having some fun and food at Tess' birthday tonight and
I definitely love this movie..Bruce Willis is wonderful..I love the twist..