Anyone knows about it?

Have you heard of Gary Lising's shop at Galleria? What's that shop again? What is it all about? My friends say that if I wanna buy something for a friend whose having a despedida de soltera, I would definitely find a gift for her on that store. Is that true?

Dial-o

My mom and I went at Crocs to check if I already have my size for the Crocs Malindi (cotton candy pink) I am eying for. Haaay, no color and no size available for me! The ones left are the yellow and orange. Huhuhu. Then I saw the Crocs Sueded Alice-no size pa rin. Even my mom tried on the Crocs Sassari, no size din for her. Poor us. The salesman told us that he'll gonna call us na lang the next time the new shipment is there already, so we said okay. Then I saw these little bag-like cute thing on top of their counter. The salesman said they're Dial- o, Crocs cellphone holders. I find them so cute that I can't almost choose what color to buy. I ended up buying the Turquoise/Fuchsia. Perfect for my phone's color. ;-)

For my poochie

I didn't shop for my self but I bought something for my pet Puffy. Well, he had his hair groomed (again) and he easily gets cold so I decided to buy him some new shirts. I bought him a striped polo shirt and a red jersey.

Believe it or not...

My mom and I went to Ace Hardware just to look for some light bulbs. While being there, we went to every aisle of the huge store and found this energy saving device kit called Extreme Power Saver. According to the sales agent, it can save 20%-30% on every home's electric bill. Because of the "savings", my mom got interested and started to ask a lot of questions to the sales agent regarding the said product. We soon found out that it's an electrical device that helps reduce electrical consumption of inductive or motorized home equipment of appliances such as air conditioners, electric fans, water pumps, washing machines, etc. The agent also explained to us that the device recycles the partial electrical waste generated by the said inductive equipment. Amazing, huh? In the end, my mom purchased one unit for our house. Well, we gotta try and use it now because we need to know in a months time if our electric bill goes down.

Do you need such mouse pads?

I wanna have one of these! LoL. Just seeing and using them makes me laugh. I wish these would be available soon here, I'm gonna grab some and give them as presents to my guy friends. Hehehe.

Cotton Candy Pink

After getting my Silver Malindi, I want to get this Cotton Candy Pink Malindi. Aren't they so girly? Hope I have my size next time I go to Crocs.

Imeldific (again)

Last week, I went shoe shopping (again) and here's what I got for myself. I just wanna buy a comfy summer shoes and I happen to see Crocs' shop, went inside and tried their Malindi. It looks good and feel great on my feet!

My Malindi Crocs

Also, I found these black sling-back peep toe wedge shoes while walking though the whole shoe department of SM.

Ruby Red

Finally! I found the perfect red shoes for me! I feel so Dorothy in The Wizard of OZ.


***Thanks to my Mommy Zette, she gave me half of the payment of this shoes. Hehehe.

Imeldific

How I wish that I own all these shoes around me. I was scouting for a red shoes last week with my friends. I want to have a red shoes/sandals to partner it with my red hobo bag..... Should I go for a Peep toe? Pumps? Flats?

Almost done!

Yes, I may say that I'm almost done with my shopping list. Well, I still don't know what to give to some of my godchildren because I've exhausted all possible gifts to give them last year. Maybe I'll just buy some educational CD's/VCD's for them. I saw this Dora VCD and it only cost P150. Not bad, huh? Well, I still have to check what's new again at the mall. Haaay, it's so tiring...what the heck, Christmas only comes once a year.

It's here!

Weehee! My Scrapbookflair CD is here already! I can't wait to use it!

Rush...Rush...

My Gawd! I haven't started yet my Christmas shopping! I'm gonna rush again for sure... I'm supposed to drop by at the mall this morning after work but then, the laziness in me striked back. Good thing, malls now open earlier and closes an hour late than their regular closing time. Haay...

So tired...

I haven't slept yet since last night... meaning I am awake for more that 24 hours already. Good thing, I don't get dark circles around my eyes.

I went shopping at Robinson's mall with my mom, tita & lola this afternoon. I'm trying to look for a nice gift for my godson for his 1st birthday this coming December 14. Guess what, we were there for like 4 hours and we haven't bought anything for my "inaanak". We went to the second level of the building where the children's section is, my gawd, it's jampacked with parents and their kids doing some clothes shopping for their cute little ones.

Maybe I'm just gonna do my gift searching on a week day. Perhaps it'll be less people in the malls. And oh, I bought three magazines for myself--- All about scrapbooking. c",)

To get started...

I bought some scrapbooking materials at National Bookstore. Whew! I didn't know that bookscrapping materials are kinda expensive. Well, I'm happy naman with what I bought so it's okay for me na din. I also bought a book with free scrapping materials inside. It teaches you the basic of scrapbooking: basic skills, basic tools and a lot more. What I like about scrapbooking is it is all about preserving memories for generations still to come. Of course, I want to show my "works" to my grandchildren someday. c",)


Scrapping all the way! LOL.


My very first scrapping book


what's inside...


what's inside...

Melissa Fever

I'm just wondering why my officemates go gaga over Melissa shoes. To think, they're just some jelly, rubbery shoes. I can't help but think- Why? Maybe these are just another Havaianas in the making which became a household name to alot of people.

I decided to surf the net and found a Melissa site and FAQs too:





What makes MELISSA so special?
There’s so much to say...
• The designs are… Fun! Cute! Unique!
• Take a whiff of MELISSA, and you’ll notice the candy-licious smell!
• Very comfortable! Patented MELFLEX materialmolds to the shape of your feet! • MELISSAs are RECYCLABLE! Save Mother Earth!
• Collaborations respected designers! Such asJudy Blame (Part of Louis Vuitton Design Team),Alexandre Herchcovitch (was part of 2001Paris Fashion Week, 2004-2007 New YorkFashion Week)

All these things bring truth to our belief that: “Melissa is not just a shoe, it’s the ultimate fashion accessory!”


1. What is MELFLEXTM?
For years now, the biggest challenge has been to develop a material which could be easily molded to the foot, providing superior comfort in relation to other products currently on the market. This formula was developed in MELISSA’s laboratories.
The result is a composition called MELFLEXTM. This material has characteristics which provide improved elasticity, impermeability and resistance. Its formula contains products which are hypoallergenic and 100% safe to your health. It is odorless, neutral and natural. MELFLEXTM maintains its special properties even after being recycled. MELISSA searches for innovation in a variety of fields, including those which are not related to footwear production, in order to boost the performance of MELFLEXTM.

2.Where does MELISSA come from?
MELISSAs are made exclusively by Grendene, the parent company of MELISSA. Grendene has 12 factories and over 20,000 employees, which allows it to manufacture a whopping 176 million pairs of shoes a year!
In the Philippines, Istila Companhia is the exclusive distributor of MELISSA.

3.Where can I buy MELISSAs?
MELISSA is an international brand, and is available in many of the trendiest fashion boutiques in the world.
In the Philippines, we at Istila Companhia apply a rigorous selection process to determine the most suitable establishments to carry the brand. Please click on the “Where to Buy” link for a complete list of authorized retailers in the country. We are currently in the process of expanding our distribution coverage to more establishments both within Metro Manila and in the provinces.
It is important that you purchase your pair of MELISSAs only at authorized establishments to ensure that you receive the genuine article.Can I purchase Melissa directly From the Distributor?Istila Companhia, the exclusive distributor of Melissa in the Philippines, does not sell direct to customers at this time. However, we may help you find your pair by informing you about what are available in stores and by referring you to an outlet.

4. Can I buy MELISSAs over the Internet?
At the moment, MELISSAs are not available for purchase over the Internet. No company or individual has been authorized to sell MELISSAs in the Philippines through the Internet.

5. Are all styles of MELISSAs available at any authorized retailer?
The styles that an establishment carries vary from one authorized retailer to another. What is available in one store will not necessarily be available in another store. What is the typical cost of a pair of MELISSAs?For our current collection, the prices of MELISSAs ranges from P2,495 to P4,395, depending on the design. We practice uniform pricing across all our authorized retailers. MELISSAs sold at significantly lower prices by unauthorized retailers may possibly be fake or defective.


©2007 Istila Companhia. Site by Paul Hidalgo

shades-shopping

Grabbed this pic from my cuz...went malling with her and tried all kinds of shades we find cute, pretty and looks great on us. She ended up buying one and I didn't.