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February 08, 2015

Where are you Going to Celebrate Valentines’s Day?

Valentine’s day is not a big thing to us after we got married because it is just a few days away from our wedding anniversary. So most of the time we always have a simple celebration like having dinner at home. We don’t want to stress ourselves with the traffic and waiting for our turn for dinner at the restaurant.

But this year, February 14 falls on a weekend so I was thinking “where are we going to celebrate Valentine’s Day?”. I was writing my possible choices.

1. Hotel Staycation

If you’ve been a regular reader of this blog, you know for sure that our family loves staycation if budget permits. Yesterday, I discover a new hotel in Intramuros and I immediately reserved a room but unfortunately, it is already full booked. #sadness. Intramuros is one memorable place because this is the place where I said “yes” to my ex-boyfriend now husband and we got married in Intramuros too.

2. Concert

I’ve been seeing a lot of concert in my newsfeed and it’s been a long time since we’ve watched a concert but I don’t know if my son would appreciate it. Yes, we always celebrate with my son. Hehehe!

3. Visit Hot Air Balloon Festival

I’ve learned that 19th Hot Air Balloon Festival would be on Feb 12-15, 2015 so it is really nice to revisit the place. The first and last time that we attended Hot Air balloon Festival was year 2009.

4. Night Sky Cinema

If you remember my post last year, we experienced Night Sky Cinema in Nuvali and this year, they will have this activity again on February 14, 2015. Admission is free.

5. Day Tour

If traffic won’t be an issue, we could also have a day tour somewhere.

6. Lunch/Dinner

My last choice is to eat special lunch or dinner in a restaurant or hotel that we haven’t tried yet.

Hmmm, I have few more days to plan it. How about you, how are you going to celebrate Valentine’s Day?

July 01, 2011

Psor Rocks

For the past ten years of my life, I have this skin disorder called psoriasis. Not all people are aware of this skin disorder because only 1-3% of the world’s population has psoriasis. I am one of the 1.8 million Filipinos who have this and sadly to say, there is still no cure for this skin disorder but it is not contagious.

Having psoriasis is not easy; it turned my life upside down. I even questioned God, why He gave this to me. Then I realized that I have no right to question Him because He has His own reason for everything. Acceptance is the first thing that I need to do and sometimes it is like an everyday battle that I have to face. I am so blessed for having family and husband who accepts, understands and loves me in spite of having psoriasis.

People with psoriasis are not just facing serious skin disorder but also discrimination in public places such as hair salon, schools, workplace, swimming pools, transportation and many more. It is really tough to have psoriasis especially if people are not aware of this.

Psorphil will be having anniversary concert entitled Psor Rocks (Music. Equality. Belonging. Respect. Love). “People with psoriasis standing against discrimination through music”.

So join us in our fight against discrimination. Let us celebrate life, love, respect and equality through music.

August 20, 2011

8:00PM

Bayview Service Road, Roxas Blvd.

VIP P1000

Gen. Admission P100

Tickets will be available at SM Tickets soon.

You can also donate through SM tickets for the benefits of the Psoriasis Philippines

470-2222

Thank you Calla Lily, 6 Cyclemind, UP Dharma Down, Kenyo, Gracenote, General Luna, Even and Slap Rock