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I Signed Up for TFC

The advertisement on TV made me to signed up the TFC. Hubby called our cable provider Time Warner to know how much for the TFC subscription and since it's just only 11.95 dollars a month, i go for it. Now since last night i feel so happy and very feel at home to watch the TV patrol news and other telenovelas from ABS-CBN.

I didnt regret my subscription for TFC, its really worth it. It made my homesick and depression go away. Im so happy to watch all my favorite prime time TV series from TFC.

So guys, if you dont have TFC yet, sign up now. What is 11.95 a month. It's really worth it!!

San Diego Trip and Dodgers Stadium

I was so happy that finally we went to San Diego. Last Saturday, me and hubby decided to go with one of my friend Ate Mel. We saw lots of things in San Diego. We went to Seaport Village. Where you see the big ship and big statues. Nice sight seeing too for those who love to eat near ocean. They have lots of historical event written when you go walk through the ship.

And another one we went to Balboa Park. There was a lot of people and lots of museums. Of course you have to pay for the entrance fee before you enjoy it. And i finally met my friend Ruth in San Diego. Though it was a short time to talked with her, still we both happy to see each other. She had a work that time so we didnt really talk a lot of things.

And after our San Diego Trip, a friend of my husband invited us to watched baseball. We got so lucky cause we are in the nearest spot where you can see the players batting the ball. Whew!! Me and hubby did really enjoy that day, especially in baseball game. Darn!! Ramirez of Dodgers was great, 2 home runs!! Dodgers fans get home so happy.

Here are some of the pics we took.

Crisis in America

I can really tell that I'm affected with this financial crisis here in US. In fact, just last month i got more hours in my job. Mostly i can get at least 35hrs above in one week. But guess what happened? When they gave us the bad news about Lehman Brothers, my job almost drown too. From 35hrs, i only got 20 hrs now. From this week till next week. I dont know the next schedule yet since my company is the one making the said schedule.

Now I ended up having a straight 4 days off this week. That's very sad cause, im just wasting my time and my days doing nothing at all here at home. Im still trying to get other job but i dont know this will happen soon since most company and stores are closing and shutting down.

Im just hoping things will be better. I'm praying too that i can get another job to sustain my living. Though me and my hubby were not really hurting since his job is stable, Im just kinda sad or i could say im bored at home.

Oh well, i guess this is life. Sometimes there's up and down. I just wish that this coming next week will be OK for us.

The Filipino Channel (TFC)

The advertisement on TV made me to signed up the TFC. Hubby called our cable provider Time Warner to know how much for the TFC subscription and since it's just only 11.95 dollars a month, i go for it. Now since last night i feel so happy and very feel at home to watch the TV patrol news and other telenovelas from ABS-CBN.

I didnt regret my subscription for TFC, its really worth it. It made my homesick and depression go away. Im so happy to watch all my favorite prime time TV series from TFC.

So guys, if you dont have TFC yet, sign up now. What is 11.95 a month. It's really worth it!!

Makita kang Muli (To see you Again)

Do you remember Panday? It was shown in ABS-CBN before. My hubby has lots of Filipino friends and he used to hang out with them when he was alone here. Now, he had the chance to watch Panday and he like the song of Sugar Free "Makita kang Muli". Now he researched the song and get the lyrics and everything. I was amazed that one day when we got together last year in Davao he sung the whole song for me. Oh im so proud of my hubby. Anyway you can play the music video of Sugar free.

Great Wall of China

The Great Wall is the world's longest human-made structure, stretching over approximately 6,400 km (4,000 miles)[2] from Shanhai Pass in the east to Lop Nur in the west, along an arc that roughly delineates the southern edge of Inner Mongolia. It is also the largest human-made structure ever built in terms of surface area and mass.

Before the use of bricks, the Great Wall was mainly built from earth, stones, and wood.

During the Ming Dynasty, however, bricks were heavily used in many areas of the wall, as were materials such as tiles, lime, and stone. The size and weight of the bricks made them easier to work with than earth and stone, so construction quickened. Additionally, bricks could bear more weight and endure better than rammed earth. Stone can hold under its own weight better than brick, but is more difficult to use. Consequently, stones cut in rectangular shapes were used for the foundation, inner and outer brims, and gateways of the wall. Battlements line the uppermost portion of the vast majority of the wall, with defensive gaps a little over 30 cm (a foot) tall, and about 23 cm (9 inches) wide.

The steps that form the Great Wall of China are very steep and tall in some areas. Tourists often become exhausted climbing the wall and walk no more than a kilometre or two (around a mile).

Great Wall of China, which was chosen last month as top of the new seven wonders of the world, snakes its way across more than 6,400 km (3,980 miles) and receives an estimated 10 million visitors a year.