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By the Christmas Tree

I love the Christmas tree at my MIL’s home. The photo here does not do justice to how it looks so nice. Sitting on the sofa and cushions on the floor, what we need is a fireplace to make the room more Christmas-y than it already is.

MIL home

At home, we didn’t do an elaborate Christmas tree decoration. In fact, it was the youngest child who did the tree so ours was without lights. I was not much into the swing of things about Christmas last month because of something that happened.

Photo first posted here.

Posted by Treasure Jar on Jan 12th 2013 | Filed in Bonding Time,Socials,Through the Lens,Visual Delights | Comments (0)

Kipling And World Vision: Creating a Brighter Christmas for a Brighter Future

Kipling, a Belgian bag brand partners with World Vision for “A Brighter Christmas For a Brighter Tomorrow“.

Kipling:Creating a brighter Christmas

World Vision, a Christian development and advocacy organization that helps children will be benefiting from this partnership in order to have more funds for the education of the children under their care.

Kipling:Creating a brighter Christmas

The partnership aims to spread the fun and happiness that every Kipling bag has been instilled with.

There is no greater joy this Christmas than knowing we have brought smiles to others, especially children. Through “A Brighter Christmas For A Brighter Tomorrow” program, we can make not only the holidays, but also the future, brighter for the children of World Vision,” according to the Benjamin Go, President of Greyhound Marketing Corporation, exclusive distributor of Kipling in the Philippines.

Kipling:Creating a brighter Christmas

Kipling:Creating a brighter Christmas

We are very delighted to have this partnership with Kipling, which is known globally for bringing fun and joy through its fashionable bags. Were happy that this time, Kipling has decided to reach out and bring the same kind of goodwill to ensure the education of children sponsored by World Vision,” says National Resource Development Associate Director Jun Godornes.

Shop for a cause with Kipling bags and be a blessing in supporting the children of World Vision have a brighter tomorrow. For every Kipling bag or luggage you purchase from December 1 – 31, 2012, Kipling will donate Php500 to World Vision.

Kipling’s sporty and glam bags called Basic Elevated are featured for the holiday collection. The following are a few reasons why you should get these perfect everyday adventure companion: stylish quilted exteriors, patent details, stunning linings, and 3 Christmas-themed colors red, white and black.

 

Kipling: Creating a brighter Christmas

Kipling:Creating a brighter Christmas

Kipling:Creating a brighter Christmas

Kipling:Creating a brighter Christmas

Kipling: Creating a brighter Christmas

The Basic Elevated Collection includes:

  • New Elise that has a tablet-ready interior and can be worn 3 ways;
  • Teagan S, a travel-savvy trolley with 2 compartments that are accessible from the topside; Weekend bag that can accommodate all your travel tidbits with its expandable bottom
  • Creativity X a totally essential-ready cross-over bag.

Celebrity endorsers Miriam Quiambao, Jasmine Curtis-Smith, Kylie Padilla dn Jessica Connelly are supporting the Kipling and World Vision partnership program.

Kipling:Creating a brighter ChristmasKipling:Creating a brighter Christmas

Kipling is available online at zalora.com.ph and at the following locations:

SM Mall of Asia, SM North EDSA The Block, SM Megamall, SM Bacolod, SM Iloilo, SM Davao, SM Cebu, SM Lanang Premier, Robinsons Place Ermita, Rustan’s Alabang Town Center, Rustan’s Shangri-La, Rustan’s Gateway, Rustan’s Makati, Landmark Makati, Landmark TriNoma and soon-to-open Centrio Mall in Cagayan De Oro.

To know more about Kipling, visit Kipling Philippines on Facebook and get to find out more exciting news and promos from the lovable monkey.

Havaianas Pays it Forward with Design a Smile 2 for the Benefit of Operation Smile

When was the last time you made someone else smile? That is the question Havaianas asks you as it launches the Havaianas Design a Smile 2, a flip-flops design contest for the benefit of Operation Smile Philippines.

Havaianas Design a Smile was first launched in 2010.

Havaianas Design a Smile showcases children’s artistic abilities by designing Havaianas flipflops which will be made into an actual Havaianas pair. Percentage of the sales from these designs will benefit Operation Smile Philippines. Operation Smile Philippines is a non-profit organization that give surgeries to children with cleft palates and cleft lips.

The first Havaianas Design a Smile competition had over 2,000 entries and raised more than Php100,000 pesos from donations.

Havaianas believes that summer is a state of mind and can be lived every day of the year whenever you adopt a happy and carefree attitude,“ shares Anne Gonzalez, Managing Director of Havaianas Philippines. “And nowhere else is that more evident than in children. With Havaianas Design a Smile, we hope to generate funds and awareness to support Operation Smile in our shared mission to spread smiles all over the world.

Starting this November till  to January, Havaianas Design a Smile 2 is back, with the theme “Paying it Forward: Kids Helping Kids.”

On November 24th, artistically inclined kids can join Havaianas Design a Smile by submitting their designs illustrating their answer to the question “What will you do to make other people smile?” at partner events nationwide:

  • Bonifacio Global City Passion Fest at Bonifacio High Street from November 23 to 25
  • Mommy Mundo Bazaar at the Rockwell Tent from November 24 to 25.

Winners will receive exciting prizes from the following:

  • Havaianas, 
  • Bobble, 
  • Pininho, 
  • Hobbes and Landes, 
  • McDonald’s, 
  •  Sony.

The grand prize winner will also have his or her design produced as part of the Havaianas 2014 Collection as the Havaianas Smile pair, with a percentage of the sales from which will help fund the operations of Operation Smile.

Design A Smile

Like the Havaianas Philippines Official Facebook page to find out other events that the Havaianas Design a Smile 2 booth will be visiting.

Mommy Mundo Bazaar 2012: The Christmas Bazaar for Chic Shopping Mamas!

Don’t miss Mommy Mundo‘s last big event for 2012. Get your Christmas shopping loot from mompreneurs at the Mommy Mundo Bazaar 2012.

Mommy Mundo Bazaar Poster

Over 80 booths featuring the latest mom and baby products, gift items, fun activities and so much more will be present at the Mommy Mundo Bazzar 2012 happening on November 24 – 25 at the Rockwell Tent.
Shop for:
  • maternity and nursingwear
  • babywearing products
  • baby slings and accessories
  • diapers
  • baby and kids clothes and shoes
  • toys and book
  •  many more great finds!
Entrance fee to the event is 30 pesos per person, 100% of entrance fees will go to the Christmas outreach project of MomShare!
BAZAAR FEATURES:
♥ Credit Card terminals for your credit purchases
♥ Mommy Mundo shopping bags (please also free to bring your own so we can minimize the use of plastic at the event)*
♥ Free drinking water from Crystal Clear
♥ Kids play area by Fun Ranch (inflatable play area and game booths)
♥ Face painting for kids by Partezeit
♥ Free family photo *
♥ Breastfeeding lounge and diaper changing area
♥ Free issues of Mommy Mundo freezines (Urban Mom and Mommy Pages)*
♥ Free issues of Working Mom Magazine, Sense & Style Magazine*
and more surprises from our sponsors!
*while supplies last 🙂

Mom 24_7 2013

The 2013 Mom 24/7 Planner will also be launched at the Mommy Bazaar.
*All Mommy Mundo Privilege Passport holders get free entrance to the event and also get their complimentary copy of the Mom 24/7 Planner.

Sandy Daza’s Home Cooked Meals at The Maya Kitchen on November 24, 2012

The Maya Kitchen will feature Sandy Daza on November 24, 2012. He will be sharing his home cooked favorite recipes as the guest chef.

Chef Sandy Daza

The following recipes will be featured:

  • Shepherd’s Pie
  • Crispy Fish with Garlic Sauce
  • Shrimp Puttanesca
  • Spam Fried Rice
  • Coq Au Vin
  • Bread Pudding
Chef Sandy Daza graduated with a degree of Hotel and Restaurant Management from the Cornell University in New York. he also attended Ecole Cordon Bleu and the American University in Paris. For Thai Cuisine, he went to Mandarin Hotel Cooking School in Bangkok, Thailand.
He is currently hosting a cooking show named Kitchen Confidence with Sandy Daza that airs every Saturday 9am on Cignal TV.
Chef Sandy is also responsible for running a number of popular restaurants that includes Sandy’s Cuisine, both in Manila and Vancouver; Mai Thai Express Fastfood, Mai Thai Restaurant, Au Bon Café, all in Manila; Aux Iles Philippines in Paris, France and Maharlika Restaurant in New York City and then his latest Wooden Spoon which opened early this year at 329 Katipunan Avenue, Loyola Heights, Quezon City.
The Maya Kitchen also offers other classes for the month of December.
  • 7-Days Curing Ham, December 1, Saturday, 9am-1pm
  • Processed Meats and Atcharas, December 1, Saturday, 1-5pm
  • Pastillas Atbp., December 1, 1-5pm.
For more information on other course offerings, log on to http://www.themayakitchen.com/  or e-mail contactus@themayakitchen.com.
Visit the Maya Kitchen Culinary Center from Tuesday to Saturday at 8F  Liberty Building, 835 A. Arnaiz Avenue (Pasay Road), Makati City or call 8921185 / 892-5011 local 108 / Mobile No. +63947 835 2290.

Posted by Treasure Jar on Nov 21st 2012 | Filed in FYI,Happenings,Kitchen Needs,Plateful of Fun,Socials | Comments (0)

Nat Geo Doggy Day Camp

Last week, we went to the National Geographic Channel (NGC) Doggy Day Camp.

NatGeo Channel Doggy Day Camp Stage

To say the children were happy is a bit of an understatement. They had fun gushing, petting (some that they know won’t bite) and taking photos of cute, big, hairy, little, and not so hairy dogs.

NatGeo Channel Doggy Day Camp

NatGeo Channel Doggy Day Camp

The National Geographic Channel’s Doggy Day Camp had these furry friends enjoy different activities such as grooming services and massages from Furrr-pect Grooming, pedigree treats in a kibble buffet set-up by Treats Cafe and playing with other dogs at the Wilderness Pupplay.

NatGeo Channel Doggy Day Camp

Their humans meanwhile learned new tricks and tips from Cesar Millan, a dog behavior expert during the screening of the new season of Dog Whisperer. Dog Whisperer airs every 10 pm Wednesday at the NGC.

NatGeo Channel Doggy Day Camp

Pawsitive Education

Born to be Wild host Ferdz Recio talked about proper nutrition while Pawsitive Education resident vet Jon Uy discussed behavioral issues of dogs. May Angela Feliz of Philippine Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) discussed about the responsibility of pet ownership. GMA7’s Aso ni San Roque’s dog named Princess was present, along with the cast of the show.

NatGeo Channel Doggy Day Camp

NatGeo Channel Doggy Day Camp

The Doggy Day Camp also had a parade and a mini agility race where Urban Sports K9. Ten of the best submitted heroic dog feats were also featured in an exhibit.

Here are a few photos we took of the dogs in the Doggy Day Camp:

NatGeo Channel Doggy Day Camp

NatGeo Channel Doggy Day Camp

NatGeo Channel Doggy Day Camp

NatGeo Channel Doggy Day Camp

NatGeo Channel Doggy Day Camp

More photos here.

The National Geographic Channel‘s advocacy is to promote the importance of pet ownership responsibility.

Doggy Day Camp updates can be viewed at their NGCP Facebook Page.

Posted by Treasure Jar on Nov 19th 2012 | Filed in Bonding Time,Happenings,Socials,Through the Lens,Visual Delights | Comments (0)

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