Books in Our Home Library

Everywhere one goes to our home, reading materials can be seen. Magazines in the bathrooms and on the bedside table, cookbooks in the kitchen, children’s story books on the sofa, the paperback I am currently reading on the bed (lol!), countless e-books in the computers and different kinds of books in the library.

Here is one part of our home library. Pardon the clutter, the books keep piling up faster than I can organize these.

I have a thing about collecting an author’s books if I like what I have read. Among my collection are (my almost complete) Mary Higgins-Clark and her daughter Carol, David Baldacci, Michael Crichton, Richard North Patterson, David Kellerman, almost complete Archie McNally series by Lawrence Sanders, Dan Brown, Tom Clancy and Robert Ludlum, among others.

Oh, by the way, I don’t usually buy new books, I get these from bargain book stores. I only buy new books that come in series like the Harry Potter books.

Posted by Treasure Jar on May 29th 2009 | Filed in From the Admin's Desk,Pages,Purse Strings,Through the Lens,Trivia,Word Play | Comments (13)

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ProfileWrite Something about you at the intro.php file in the theme folder. just a little bit to introduce yourself and then give a link to your about page.

If you upload your own profile.jpg into the theme's images folder, it would show up above.

Health Books Wanted

I have written about books in this post.

We do have books about different topics but I have noticed that we do not have a lot of books that has topics about health.

I had to resort to researching what the web has to offer when one time, my father talked about a certain kind of cancer that made his former bosses decide to strip the flooring of their offices many years ago.

It was in fact called Mesothelioma cancer and thanks to the web, we knew what it was called.

The offices had new tiles for the flooring because of the possible effect of the asbestos on the health of the people.

I wish employers are as considerate as what my father had while he was working.

And now I know what is missing in our library, health books.

Posted by Treasure Jar on May 29th 2009 | Filed in Blast from the Past,From the Admin's Desk,FYI,Trivia | Comments (0)

Wedding Favor Ideas at WMN.ph

WMN.ph is now online!

Need any wedding favor ideas? Please click the link and read.

The site has a post with some ideas to consider, written by someone who blogs as Treasure Jar 😉

Posted by Treasure Jar on May 27th 2009 | Filed in From the Admin's Desk,FYI,Going Digital,Purse Strings,Socials,Trivia | Comments (2)

Weight Talk

Whenever I see food photos, I feel like grabbing these yummy food and have a bite. Or two.

I am constantly telling myself about the need to eat healthier, well, i do but knowing about the many food saboteurs around me  doesn’t really help.

I remember someone who has been taking appetite suppressant as a way to not give in to the temptation of taking too much food.

Personally, I believe that self-discipline is one of the keys to keeping the weight off and with  everything else, change start with the self.

Posted by Treasure Jar on May 27th 2009 | Filed in introspection,Kitchen Needs,Plateful of Fun | Comments (0)

Tony and Wilson are my Uncles’ Names

  1. Lisa ::  common girl’s name
  2. Hope :: hopeful name
  3. Irene ::  elementary classmate who moved to another country
  4. Tony ::  an uncle, papa’s brother and Anthony DiNozzo of NCIS
  5. Anna ::  Ode to Old blogger, AnnaManila
  6. Dolly :: Parton, the muse of WordPress 😀
  7. Laura :: my late Grandma’s “adopted” assistant
  8. Debbie :: single mom who can really LOL
  9. Wilson ::  my uncle, mom’s older brother
  10. Paula ::  wife of hubby’s bro

Posted by Treasure Jar on May 26th 2009 | Filed in Word Play | Comments (0)

Open Your Mouth and Say “Ahhhh…”

My children need to visit a dentist soon. Some of their teeth need tending. We have been dentist shopping too for the last five years and have been to three dentists. Of course I wish to have a regular dentist to go to, whether he is a Plano Dentist or someone who is geographically closer to home.

I believe that dentists play a big role in teaching about oral hygiene and taking care of the teeth. For children, it is not easy to open their mouth and say “ahhh…” to strangers wearing masks and holding things for poking the mouth.

There should be a trust, a bonding that should develop first before they sit on that big dental chair 🙂

Posted by Treasure Jar on May 26th 2009 | Filed in From the Admin's Desk,FYI | Comments (0)

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