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June 20, 2013

Back Pain

I’m pretty sure that almost everyone experienced back pain. Whenever I feel back pain, I always ask my husband to massage my back but there are times that it didn’t work so I have to rely on pain relief ointment or patches. Sometimes it works.

Now that I’m in 30 I always feel back pain but it is still tolerable so I know it is nothing serious. I’m not sure if it is a sign of aging or it is because I don’t have an active healthy lifestyle.

My normal wake up time is past 5AM but today I woke up at 3AM and I can’t sleep anymore. My husband cellphone alarms at 4:30 in the morning and he was shocked that I was already awake. I told him that I can’t sleep and experiencing back pain. I even suggested that I think we need to buy a new mattress or pillow top. He just laughed. I have no idea when it is the right time to replace mattress but we’ve been using our bed for 7 years already.

I was surfing the net a while ago, checking different online store who sell mattresses and I can’t decide which one I will buy if ever we have the budget. There are foam mattress, memory foam, latex mattress, and even custom mattress.

I can’t believe that mattress is so expensive and bed frame is not yet included. Well, you really have to invest if you want a sound sleep. But as of now, I’m happy with my pain reliever patches.

June 18, 2013

Father's Day at Contis

We went to Valenzuela and Victoria, Laguna last Saturday so we were so dead tired the following day. My husband decided not to celebrate father’s day and wanted to stay home but I told him we will just buy cake.

He agreed so we went to Nuvali at 5PM just to buy a cake. Anyare! We took early dinner instead of buying a cake. We love Contis and we always order our favorite Lengua Estofado P295, Grilled Pork Chops P285, Bananalicious Pie P90 and Sanrival P90.

separate bowl for garlic rice

My husband and son shared on the grilled pork chop, Ethan prefers pork than lengua. =) So after finishing my food I have no more room for desserts. Pero hindi ako papayag pinilit ko pa rin magdessert. Sayang! Naorder na!

Mabuhay Miles Shall No Longer Expire

I was so happy when I received this email update from Mabuhay Miles.

“Good News!! Miles shall NO longer expire for active members.

Who is an active member? Active members are those with the following valid Mabuhay Miles activities, within two (2) consecutive years, starting 01 January 2014 - 31 December 2015.

Earning flight Miles on PAL/PAL Express or code-share partners

Conversion of credit card rewards points earned from Mabuhay Miles program partner banks

Mileage accrual from hotels/resorts, car rentals, and other lifestyle partners

Flight and non-flight mileage redemptions

Buy Miles, Transfer Miles, and Bonus Miles transactions

Reinstatement of Expired Miles

Don’t worry!! If you have Miles scheduled to expire between 01 June 2013 to 31 December 2013. Miles will no longer expire and will be carried over to the first review period on 01 January 2014 - 31 December 2015.”

Yehey! No mileage expiry. I hope all reward points have no expiration date kasi sayang talaga if you cannot use it. I experienced this last year, I was not able to use my miles because we have no plans to travel yet.

June 13, 2013

DIY Scratchpad

Green living is part of my lifestyle ever since I was a kid. I’m a fan of 3 R’s which is "reduce, reuse, and recycle" so making a scratch pad is one of my things. I always reuse papers because I know that we need to help in saving trees.

Making a scratchpad is not difficult so if you have spare time you can do this. Like yesterday, it was a holiday so I got my folder where I keep used papers and started making scratchpad. I saw the old calling card of my husband and put some padding glue too.

What do I need:

Used paper

Scissors or Cutter

Padding Glue

Clamp

For calling card, I just put clamp and padding glue.

For used paper, fold and cut the paper according to your preference.

Arrange the paper, put clamp and padding glue.

Let it dry for a few hours.

A repost from my old blog Michi's Home Sweet Home

June 12, 2013

Pap Smear

I kept on coming back to my OB-Gyne last month because of UTI and I took advantage those visits and I undergo Papanicolaou test a.k.a pap smear, cervical smear, smear test or pap test. Pap smear is a screening test for cervical cancer so it is a must for women to take this test to detect cervical cancer early.

I started taking this test one year after I gave birth. Honestly, I’m not really comfortable with Pap smear or any test that will expose my private part but whether I like it or not, I have to do it. Anyway, it will only take a few minutes of exposure. =)

There are two types of test; Conventional Pap and Liquid Based Cytology, I always choose the latter because according to my OB-Gyne it is more accurate. Though this is more expensive P1,500 per test but not yearly so my next pap test is on year 2015.

I got my result after one week and thank God everything is normal but there is a note “benign smear with moderate inflammation and reparative changes.” So I need vaginal suppository for 7 days.

If you’re planning to take Pap smear, remember that no intercourse two days before the test and no menstrual period during the test.

A repost from my old blog Michi's Home Sweet Home

June 11, 2013

How to Save Tips: Buy in Bulk

Buying in bulk can really help you in saving money so most of the time I buy products in bigger sizes like soap, cooking oil, shampoo, toothpaste or any stuff that we normally use at home.

Last Saturday, we went to a Sports Warehouse because my BIL (brother-in-law) was looking for rubber shoes. Besides the Sports Warehouse is a factory that produces cotton buds so I bought this for P50 only.

Yesterday I put the cotton buds in a sandwich bag, 150 pieces per bag. I really counted these cotton buds, 726 of cotton buds for P50. #bigsavings.

My husband went home from office and he saw this sandwich bag and he asked me.

Hubby: Hon, magbebenta ka na rin ng cotton buds.

Me: Oo, bili ka sa kin. =)

A repost from my old blog Michi's Home Sweet Home

June 10, 2013

Tootsie’s Tagaytay

We always see Tootsie’s whenever we visit Tagaytay. It is hard to miss the restaurant because it is situated along the Highway. Like I said, we went to Tagaytay last Wednesday without a definite destination so my husband just drove from Tagaytay Rotonda up to the market looking for a place to eat then he drove back to Rotonda and we settled in Tootsie’s Tagaytay. #weirdnamin.

Actually, it was our first time in Tootsie’s. It was Wednesday so the place was not crowded, only three tables were occupied including our table. Without looking at the menu, I already told my husband that I wanted Lengua. My husband ordered Rice P45 (per cup), Bulalo P460, and Lengua P495.

may laman yan sa loob. =)

cute!

I’ve been reading many good reviews about Tootsie’s Lengua so I want to try it. Not to mention I really love lengua estofado so I was so sad when I tasted my order. It is not my type because I dislike olives and I can really taste the olives. The taste is not that bad but I wanted a creamy lengua. Bulalo is just okay. The food is good for 2-3 people so we take-out our leftover.

In fairness, the service was fast.

Tootsie’s Tagaytay Restaurant

J.Abad santos cor Aguinaldo Hi-way

Silang, Crossing West, Tagaytay City

Tel. (046) 483 4629 09178668743

June 09, 2013

Instagram: Disappearing Comments

Last month I registered in Instagram and still learning about it. My first dilemma is I can’t connect the IG in my Facebook account even I allowed it in my privacy settings. I don’t know how to solve this.

Then just this week, I noticed that my comments were disappearing. It was successfully posted then when I browsed the IG again, I noticed that my comments were gone. It is so impossible that I deleted my own comments. I consulted the Google and I found out that I’m not alone but the sad part is there’s no solution even you reinstall the Instagram.

It’s so annoying that I can’t comment, react or interact so like na lang ng like ang peg ko. =(

June 08, 2013

Healthy Living

I always mention that I’m trying my best to practice healthy living but as usual I always fail. I can’t stick to it and let me quote.

“Dear Diet,

Things just aren’t going to work between us. It’s not me, it’s you. You’re tasteless, boring and I can’t stop cheating on you.”

I’m not really following a diet plan but I try to reduce my meat and sweet intake but it is not working. I still can’t live with vegetables and fish alone.

Second, I’m too lazy to exercise. Last year, two of my winnings are related to healthy living which are One-week Unlimited Yoga (P1,200) and 1 Drop-in Anti-gravity (P1,500).

I was looking at www.yogaaccessories.com yoga mats, checking for the price, color, and other stuff but I decided to give out my winnings because I know I can’t do yoga yet and the location is too far.

My supposed to be running routine every weekend did not happen too and I haven’t bought my running shoes yet. Yes, I know I have so many excuses. But lately, I’ve been hearing positive comments from my husband that I look slim already. I don’t know if it is a joke or what because I still feel that I’m fat.

Then I just realized, I’ve been walking every day for 15 minutes from house to tutorial class then back to the house. That's six weeks already and indeed there are real benefits in walking.

5 Deliciously Simple Sauces to Serve With Chicken

The delicious beauty of chicken is that it pairs so easily with a myriad of flavors and can be prepared in so many different ways. On its own, however, it can be a bit boring and drab. Yet you can easily spice up your chicken with simple sauces that rejuvenate it from the mundane to the fabulous. The following easy-to-prepare sauces will pep up your chicken for meals that are perfect to serve any night or even when entertaining company.

Adorée This Veloute Sauce

Veloute sauce is an easy sauce inspired by France. It is so easy and requires the humblest of ingredients: flour, butter, and chicken broth. While two cups of chicken broth are brought to a boil in one pan, take another and melt two tablespoons of butter. Add three tablespoons of flour and whisk into a roux—this should take no more than thirty seconds. Remove from heat. Add the hot broth and stir. It’s ready to transform your chicken into a savory French meal.

Chicken with Italian Red Sauce

A can of inexpensive diced tomatoes and a can of stewed tomatoes and you are halfway to making a great Italian chicken dish. In a large pan, sauté some garlic and onion in about two tablespoons of extra virgin olive oil. You can also add fresh mushrooms or green peppers if you like. Add your cans of tomatoes along with their juice and simmer. While simmering, add spices to taste like oregano, basil, or simply some Italian seasoning. You can vary the recipe by adding black olives or other tasty ingredients. Then add your chicken—boneless breasts or bone-in pieces are fine in either case; though boneless cook up much more quickly. Serve with pasta or crusty garlic bread.

Sweet (Seconds Please) Garlic Sauce

So delicious, this sauce is perfectly easy for any night of the week. In a sauté pan, heat two tablespoons of olive oil and add four cloves of minced garlic. Turn off the heat and add four tablespoons of brown sugar. Season four chicken breasts to taste and coat with the mixture before baking in a 450-degree oven for about twenty-five minutes uncovered.

White Wine-Dijon-Sage Sauce

This lovely sauce will transform any boneless chicken breast into an elegant entre. If you have four breasts, cut them in half and dredge through flour to coat each. Heat two tablespoons of butter and about a ¼ cup of olive oil in a large skillet. When the pan is hot enough, add the chicken pieces and cook through. Then remove the chicken to prepare the sauce. Add two tablespoons of flour and stir into a roux. Add one cup of chicken broth (stock is richer so feel free to upgrade), a half tablespoon of Dijon mustard, a cup and a half of white wine (try Chardonnay), and some fresh sage to taste. As soon as the sauce is heated through and thickens, spoon it atop the chicken and serve.

Spicy Orange

This sauce will zip up any boring chicken dish and is simple to prepare. In a saucepan, add one cup of chicken broth, 1/3 teaspoon of ground ginger (or a little goes a long way), three tablespoons of orange marmalade, two tablespoons of soy sauce, two teaspoons of lemon juice. Stir the mixture until it thickens and is completely heated through and serve over chicken.

You’ll love these sauces for their great taste but will love them just as much for their convenience. So adaptable, you can even add other ingredients to make them your own signature sauces!

Peter Richardson enjoys cooking and finding new recipes that his family of 4 will enjoy. He shares his cooking ideas with like-minded people by blogging. See here for chicken breast recipes.

June 07, 2013

Chocolate Buttermilk Cake + The Best Frosting

Chocolate Buttermilk Cake is the first cake that I’ve ever made. Since it’s been years since the last time I made a cake, I decided to use this recipe even my husband just wanted a banana cake. =)

Sharing to you the recipe that I’ve got from a magazine long long time ago.

2 cups all purpose flour

1 cup unsweetened cocoa

1 ½ tsp baking soda

Salt

1 ½ cups buttermilk

2 tsp vanilla extract

1 ¾ cups granulated sugar

¾ cup butter, softened

3 large eggs

Choice of frosting

1. Preheat Oven to 350F. Grease two 9-inch round cake pans. Line bottoms of pans with waxed paper. Grease waxed paper, dust with cocoa, shaking out excess. (In my case, I used 1 9-inch round cake pan and the rest I put it in muffin tray for the cupcake)

2. On a sheet of waxed paper, combine flour, cocoa, baking soda, and ¾ tsp salt. In 2-cup liquid measuring cup, mix buttermilk and vanilla; Set aside.

3. In large bowl with mixer on low speed, beat sugar and butter until blended. Increase speed to high; beat 3 minutes or until creamy. Occasionally scraping bowl with rubber spatula. Reduce speed to low; add eggs, one at a time, beating well after each addition.

4. Beat in flour mixture alternately with buttermilk mixture just until blended. Beginning and ending with flour mixture. Scraping bowl occasionally.

5. Pour batter into prepared pans. Bake 30-35minutes or until toothpick inserted in center of cake comes out clean. Cool in pans on wire racks 10 minutes. Invert cakes onto racks to cool completely. Carefully remove and discard waxed paper.

6. Assemble cake. Place 1 cake layer. Rounded side down on cake plate with narrow metal spatula, spread 2/3 cup frosting over layer. Top with second layer, rounded side up. Spread remaining frosting over side and top of cake.

For the frosting, I copy The Best Frosting Recipe from Tasty Kitchen site

At first, I was hesitant to try this because there’s flour in the recipe and no powdered sugar but I took the risk and the result was good. The only thing that I dislike is, the frosting is not that stiff, I don’t know if I should beat it for so long to make it stiff but I like it because it is not overly sweet.

5 tbsp flour

1 cup milk

1 tsp vanilla

1 cup butter

1 cup granulated sugar (not powdered sugar)

Bake your favorite chocolate cake and let it cool.

In a small saucepan, whisk flour into milk and heat, stirring constantly, until it thickens. You want it to be very thick, thicker than cake mix, more like a brownie mix is. Remove from heat and let it cool to room temperature. (If I’m in a hurry, I place the saucepan over ice in the sink for about 10 minutes or so until the mixture cools.) It must be completely cool before you use it in the next step. Stir in vanilla.

While the mixture is cooling, cream the butter and sugar together until light and fluffy. You don’t want any sugar graininess left. Then add the completely cooled milk/flour/vanilla mixture and beat the living daylights out of it. If it looks separated, you haven’t beaten it enough! Beat it until it all combines and resembles whipped cream.

June 05, 2013

DIY Card Kit

One of my mom’s hobbies is making cards and she sells those cards too. Last March she gave us this DIY Card Kit and I finally used it last Monday.

The kit includes 6 cards, 6 envelopes, sponge stickers, paper cut-outs, and embellishments (buttons).

We made DIY birthday card as my son’s gift to my husband. It was so easy to use. All you have to do is attach the parts. I did not notice the sponge sticker so I used glue.

I don’t have a light-colored pen so I place additional paper so my message can be read clearly.

Do you know where I can buy a card kit here in the Philippines?

A repost from my old blog Michi's Home Sweet Home

June 03, 2013

What is Urinary Tract Infection or UTI

Six years ago I experienced severe abdominal pain, I thought it was just a simple pain that will go away if I will drink pain reliever, smear some liniment and take a good rest but I was wrong. I woke up and the pain was there but I still prepare for my work.

I can’t tolerate the pain anymore so I went straight to the ER of Asian Hospital for consultation. I had CBC and Urinalysis and I found out that I have UTI or Urinary Tract Infection. It was new to me but the doctor told me that I just have to take antibiotics. They gave a sheet of information about UTI, how to treat and how to avoid but I misplaced it.

Anyway, according to mayoclinic.com, urinary tract infection is an infection in any part of the urinary system; this includes urethra, bladder, ureters, and kidneys. It can be treated by taking antibiotics but serious consequences can occur if infections spread to kidneys. So whenever I feel abdominal pain, I always go to my doctor for a check-up.

Last Mother’s Day I visited my doctor because UTI attacked again. She prescribed me an antibiotic and advised me to undergo transvaginal ultrasound just to make sure that I have no lumps.

The following day, I had my ultrasound and the result was normal. I repeated urinalysis after 7 days but I still have an infection so she prescribed another antibiotic and advised to undergo urine culture.

I had urine culture and there’s no growth after 48 hours of incubation I repeated my urinalysis and thank God, no more urinary infection.

Well, UTI signs and symptoms may vary but in my case, abdominal pain is always my sign.

Signs and Symptoms of UTI

- strong, persistent urge to urinate

- a burning sensation when urinating

- passing frequent small amounts of urine

- urine that appears cloudy

- urine that appears red, bright pink, cola-colored – a sign of blood in the urine

- strong smelling urine

- pelvic pain in women

- rectal pain in men

How to prevent UTI?

- drink lots of water every day.

- urinate often.

- urinate right after having sex. (women)

My doctor also advised me to stop using pantiliners, as much as possible wear white undergarments and drink water and cranberry juice.

Source: mayoclinic.com and wedmd.com

Kuse + Uncle Cheffy

One of our tipid tips is eating meal before going out to avoid eating in fastfood or restaurant. So before going to church we did not forget to eat our lunch. After the church service (1:30) we immediately went to Festival Mall for my follow up check-up and to our surprise, we’re hungry again so balewala ang pagtitipid.

Kuse + Uncle Cheffy are the new restaurants in Festival Mall so we gave it a try. Like I said, we had lunch already but we’re a little bit hungry so we ordered Pinakbet with Bagnet P385, Rice P90 and Chocolate Parfait P125.

Upon seated, the staff gave us two menu, one for Kuse and one for Uncle Cheffy. You can cross order so the chocolate parfait is from Uncle Cheffy Menu. We were satisfied with our Pinakbet with Bagnet but my son did not like the Chocolate Parfait, the taste is just ok.

What I don’t like is there’s a small booth in the middle where they prepare drinks and other stuff. I don’t like the idea because you can’t eat peacefully. You can hear the noise while they prepare the drinks, wipe the plates, spoon and fork and wash the glasses. We were seated beside it so I can hear and see every movement of the staff.

May 31, 2013

How to Check Broken Links

I’ve been blogging for more than 2 years now and I started with zero knowledge because all I wanted is to create a post and publish so until now I’m still learning. Yesterday I’ve learned about broken links, actually I have no idea about broken links and how it will affect my blog so I search for more details and here’s what I found.

What is broken link?

A broken link is a link on a webpage that is no longer working. It is considered a dead link because it encounters errors, maybe because the link is no longer working or they attached an improper url.

As a website owner, we need to “Check for broken links and correct HTML”. That is one of the 35 things that Google wants us to do to avoid a bad reputation that could decrease your page ranking. I do understand that because I always use Google in searching for information and I felt so disappointed if I will be directed to a dead link. It is such a waste of time.

How to check your broken links?

There are free broken links checker and as of now I’m using this http://www.brokenlinkcheck.com/

It is so easy to use; just type your URL and click find broken links. After few minutes you will get the status. On my first check, I’ve found out that I have 70 broken links out of 3000 pages. You will see bad code, 404 error and bad host.

I spent hours in removing those broken links and until now I’m not yet finished because after I removed the links, I will type my URL again and there are still more broken links. I know that it is a tedious task but I have to do it.

May 30, 2013

Chocolate Ganache

For the last three weeks I’ve been looking for powdered sugar and it’s always out of stock. I don’t know why. So last week I’ve made chocolate ganache to pair with my vanilla cupcake.

I can’t remember where I got the recipe.

¾ cup chocolate chips

¼ cup heavy cream

Melt chocolate and cream in metal bowl set in simmering water.

Easy peasy right?

May 29, 2013

Where to Find Home Decorating Ideas?

When I was a kid, I love browsing a home magazine, I don’t know why but maybe because we don’t have a place that we can really call our home. Since I don’t live with my parents, I experienced living with my aunts and grandmother’s house.

Of course, every kid loves to have a home but in our case, I know that it is impossible so I just dream that someday I will have my own home. God is good because now I’m living my dream but of course the house is not yet fully furnished so I’m still busy searching for different home decor ideas.

I find different home ideas in

1. Magazine

I love reading and browsing home magazines like Real Living and IKEA Magazine. When I was a kid, my aunt used to work in Saudi Arabia and she always brings home IKEA magazines which I never get tired of browsing whenever we visit her but that was years ago.

2. Store

Even I have no plan of buying, I do check home depot, home plus and others just to see their display. If there’s IKEA here, I’m pretty sure that I will be a regular visitor.

3. Television

If I have time I do watch shows that feature home make-over, whether local or international show.

4. Websites

I know there are several websites and blogs about home living, home designs, and home make-over but my favorite is Pinterest because it leads me to different websites. I enjoy pinning pictures for future use.

Ginataan

Ginataan is one of my favorite merienda but the only ingredients that I like are banana, bilo-bilo and langka. I always feel disappointed whenever I order Ginataan and I can really count the bilo-bilo and banana, most of the ingredients are camote and sago which I’m not fond of so I cook my own version of ginataan.

I can’t give you the exact measurement because I can’t remember how many bananas I used basta inubos ko ang isang piling na saba. =)

2 cans of coconut milk

1 cup of sugar

Banana

Bilo-Bilo (glutinous rice flour + water)

Boil the coconut milk + sugar.

Add the banana and cook until half-cooked

Then add bilo-bilo. If it floats it means it is already cook.

Serve.

Even there’s only banana and bilo-bilo, it was an instant hit to my family.

May 28, 2013

Living in Luxury

I was not born with a silver spoon and I’m just an ordinary person living a simple life. I’m not asking for more because I always feel blessed but it doesn’t mean that I don’t have wishes, wants and desires. If I would be given a chance to live in luxury world even just for a day or week I would grab the opportunity just to know and experience if luxury stuff would really make people happy.

If I have the luxury in the world and money is not an issue, I would love to...

1. Experience Cruise – though I’m not sure if I won’t experience sea sickness because the longest that I’ve travel inside a ship is 22 hours that was from Manila to Cebu. And because I felt so scared, most of the time I just stayed in the cabin and watch TV. The only time that I would go out is when we’re going to eat.

2. European Tour – I’ve been in Europe once but that was long long time ago so given a chance, I would love to go back and experience riding a train or ship to cross other borders.

3. Branded Stuff – I would like to purchase that branded stuff that I don’t even know if I can pronounce it right like Givenchy, Yves Saint Laurent, Peugeot, Lacroix, L’occitane, Christian Louboutin, and Guy Laroche.

4. Lamborghini Aventador LP720-4 – since I don’t know how to drive, I will have a chauffeur to drive me wherever I want.

5. Luxury Villa – rest and relax in luxury villa.

Well, enough for daydreaming, back to reality now and more household chores to finish.

Blogs that I Follow

I started blogging when I resigned from being a ghostwriter. I just feel that ghostwriting is not really helping me because I’ve been on the computer for hours and I have no time with my son. I’m not really a professional writer so it gives me stress and headaches just to write a good article so I’m always tired.

Then I felt bored without doing anything at home so I started this blog and the rest is history. I know that in blogging, I can easily write because I’m just sharing stories. I thought I will just create a post and hit publish button and that’s it. But I was wrong, I have no idea that there are so many bloggers in this world and then I began to blog hop and follow some blogs that I like.

I do believe that you only follow blogs if you’re interested, if you can relate to their stories, if you can get information and if you’re learning along the way. So, I don’t force anyone to follow my blog and even after my giveaway, I don’t mind if they unsubscribe or unfollow me. They are free to stay and leave.

I have a long list of blogs that I follow so I won’t go into detail but I will share the niche.

1. Motherhood

I’m a mother so I follow those blogs that I can relate especially to those full-time moms like me. I like reading their mommy adventures too because somehow I felt relieved that I’m not alone. I do follow working moms and work at home mom because I was amazed at their time management. Imagine, they still have time and energy to blog after work.

2. Travel

It is not a secret here that I love to travel so I’m really interested in travel blogs. I love reading their travel stories, DIY tips, itineraries, and reviews. I discovered new places and because of that I have a long list of “Must Visit Place”.

3. Food

We love food trip and I love trying new restaurant and recipe. I stalk food bloggers who are passionate about food and drinks and no doubt that I’m gaining weight.

4. Inspirational

I love reading inspirational blogs. Those blogs that inspire me to do DIY and Craft projects, to be closer to God and to be a good mom and wife.

5. Money

A blog talking about financials, investment, and savings. I’m not getting any younger and I know I must save and invest for our future. So I follow those financial gurus for some savings and investment tips.

These are the niche that I follow and stalk.

May 27, 2013

DIY Book Labels

Yesterday, after my labtest I went to National Bookstore to buy sticker paper and plastic cover. Few more days before the end of May so I covered my son’s books and started searching for free personalized stickers. When I was still studying I used to buy personalized stickers in the mall for P50, I can’t remember if it is Robbie Stickers but I can’t find a kiosk here in our place so I decided to DIY it.

Good thing I found a board in Pinterest for printable labels and tags, click here for the link. There are several choices so it took me so long to choose. I downloaded the file and type my son’s name. I can’t edit the font so no second name.

Since our printer doesn’t have ink I asked my husband to go to nearby computer shop (walking distance) to print my sticker. I saved a lot in this DIY project.

Sticker Paper P3.47 (P34.75 for 10 pcs)

Print P10

Total: P13.47

A repost from my old blog Michi's Home Sweet Home

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