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Tuesday, January 19, 2010

Modern Marriages: The rise of the Sugar Mama!

I came across an article about "Modern Marriages: The Rise of the Sugar Mama" and I can't help myself but smile. The article discusses some points about a woman's quest of going to college in order to finding that rich and stable man that will take her home to be his wife. Well, that was long ago and a lot of things have change. It's surprising to note that women now have higher earnings than men plus women today have greater possibilities in employment as compared ten or twenty years ago. I'm happy to know that Girl Power is really happening and that the world don't want to see damsel in distress anymore. The article also discusses about the percentage probability of educated people to be married and it's quite amazing to know that men and women with college degree has a greater possibility to be married than those who are not, so better educate yourselves people or you'll end up lonely, poor and helpless.
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Monday, January 18, 2010

quest for FAIRNESS

I still remember what my aunt keeps on saying to me when I was still a teenager not to use and to avoid any face products because my skin is still young. She said that I would regret it if I would not follow her. So I, being a good niece I listened and adhered to what she had said. But then I have observed that my classmates and friends were using beauty products and they seem so satisfied and happy doing it. I asked my aunt if I could use or try just to feed my curiosity, her only reply was " If you want a scared and blotched face when you age then go ahead. " Her reaction and tone was all so confusing. You wanna know what I did? I'm like any other girls there who always want to learn the hard way. I bought the products which my friends uses and recommends and applied it anxiously but excitedly over my face and throat. I said to my self that I too will be more beautiful, that I too will feel great just like my friends do. I can't stop thinking about it. I was shocked when I woke up the next day because I felt some nodules and seen red patches all over my face and throat. I told myself to relax not to freak out. But then the red patches was not just on my face and throat it was on my entire body! I need help! What will I do? Then I saw my brother at my door wondering what has happened to me and then he grins and shouted! My mother scolded me including my dad and my aunt just stare at me with an "I told you so!" demeanor. I was rushed to the clinic and was given anti-allergy medications and have sworn not to use any products not suited for my age.Avon Dramatic Firming CreamJonathan Product Beauty Water Shower Purification System Replacement FilterIt's A 10 Miracle Leave In Product, 4-OuncesJonathan Product Beauty Water Shower Purification System 1 eaBurt's Bees Head To Toe KitJuice Beauty Organics to Glow 1 kitBoots No7 Protect & Perfect Intense Beauty Serum 1 fl oz (30 ml)Komenuka Bijin / NS-K Ultimate Beauty Set - 5 best-selling products with Natural Rice Bran on sale!The Green Beauty Guide: Your Essential Resource to Organic and Natural Skin Care, Hair Care, Makeup, and FragrancesMally Beauty New Naturals Eyepopper, MoonlightMoroccanoil, 3.4-Ounce BottleOscar Blandi Pronto Colore Root Touch-Up & Highlighting Pen, 1 - Neutral Brown .16 fl oz (4.7 ml)philosophy | state of grace | grace shower gel sampler setFirst Aid Beauty Ultra Repair Cream 6 oz

Sunday, January 17, 2010

My hair is falling...

Do you remember those days that you just can't stop yourself from all the frequent hairstyle changes? That the changes in hair color is as fast as the changes of weather? well, I am guilty of all that and I have suffered the consequences of my deed. It was three of four years after my non stop look changes that I have observed a great number of my hair falling during bath and even by just combing it. It's not alopecia areata or sudden development of bald patch and it's not hereditary. I suspected that it can be due to hormonal changes but then I was not pregnant. So I decided to stop and refrain myself from using all those hair coloring, hair rebonding hair, and the likes and also I followed my friends suggestion of lessening my usage of shampoo products. It's been four years that I have not abused my hair. I take care of it as any woman do like hot oil and scalp massage but still my hair is thinning. I'm really troubled that even my husband is worried about what's happening to me. I almost resort to use those products advertised at TV but I 'm hesitant to buy and actually use it because it might further destroy my crowning glory although it's not that glorious anymore. You know what I mean.
One day, as I was strolling on one of the stores in a particular mall I came across this hair herbal product. It's not that costly so I bought it and started using it every night. During the first two weeks of treatment I have observed a reduction in my hair loss and that after two months my hair is stronger and healthier. My friends and family commented on the improvement of my hair and have referred this particular herbal to them. I was satisfied and happy with my purchase and I would be happy to share the product with you because I love it!
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Friday, January 15, 2010

desensitized

I remember those days when I was still in sales well It's like one of those gloomy yet stimulating days of my life. The never ending deadlines, strategies, and planning on creative ways to get ahead. Yes! It has always been that---"I want to be the best! Recognize me co'z Im great!"... yeah I've been there and done that plus all those crazy things just to be number one. It was exciting and rewarding during the first two or three years but then I start to feel that the fast paced way of life as a sales representative has started to eat me and it scares me. I am no longer that sweet and trusting person I once was. All those sales strategies that the company teaches and enforces me to do have turn me into a schemer and I have turned into a monster.