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A beautiful mobile home concept by designer Olga Kalugina...
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A beautiful mobile home concept by designer Olga Kalugina...
Labels: home, mobile home, video
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It’s now mid-November but it’s still not that late to bring in your holiday – Christmas decor.
To bring in the holiday cheer, you could always try the good ol’ Christmas tree. But there are other pieces that you could add…
Like, Christmas colored curtains, linens and draperies. To have that Christmas theme going on, you can’t go wrong by using the reds and greens and the ube – purple. Of course, the more you explore with colors, the more fun the process will be. That’s what it is all about after all, the fun and joy in decorating your home thisholiday season.
Balls should not be limited as Christmas tree accessories. You could also use these balls as yuletide accents. Shower your home with joyful accent balls now. Shoot em up inside tall glasses, place them on wooden bowls and use this as tabletop Christmas center of attraction. For added elegance, shoot for the gold & silver colored balls. And these balls, keep them all ’til New Years, it’s for good luck as well or so they claim.
Bring back the memories of Christmas – yesteryears by placing a “Belen” set (Holy Family). Definitely, a scene stealer still.
Assuming you got big bold Christmas tree already in your living room, you can try using artificial or real plants & flower arrangements (poinsettia anyone?) in other parts of your home to give a dash of the Christmas spirit here, there & everywhere. Try using quirky colored jars & vases for your ornaments just to give the area a lively and lovely ambiance.
Christmas decor won’t be complete without that twinkling twinkling tiny little stars. Through the years, Christmas lighting has evolved. Advanced technology (optics, LEDs, etc.) brought in safer and more spectacular, jaw-dropping Christmas lighting. Just make you grab, err, buy the safer ones.
After spicing up your home for this season… buy lots of fruits, bring out your best Christmas CDs (or download Christmas tunes), make sure you got good cooking, remember to thank the Celebrant for the blessings, health and a beautiful home… and then… and psyche yourself for a season of loving and giving. Whoooo, Christmas… what’s not to love?
Ladies & gentlemen, this a momentous occasion, for the first time ever, the most admired, the best selling, the well-received, the most desirable wood accent stools (small - medium - large) inside the House of Leoque are now photo-captured side by side for comparison and your appreciation. Get the whole ensalada for only P2000.00. Available per piece too: small - medium - large.



Are there flowers in your home right now?
If none, I recommended getting a bunch.
Thinking Feng-Shui-ish, flowers can your spirits, make a room brighter and energize your home. No only that, having flowers is a beautiful way to greet your visitors… some flowers can give refreshing scent… and don’t forget that flowers easily add physical beauty to a room.
So, why not get a bundle of three, a bouquet, a vase of freshly picked roses or heck, even the whole enchilada, a whole potted plant with blooming flowers. A big time bonus, these plants give off oxygen into the air. WOW FREE CLEAN OXYGEN.
And, in no time of course, these flowers should dry up. By then, their service aint done. You could collect dried flowers and leaves and use these as potpourri. Still great display… why not dump this dried flowers onto a bowl of water and put floating candles too. (others tough prefer not have “dead” leaves & flowers inside their homes to do away with the geagative energy)
In the Philippines, roses are the fave, no question. Other option is Sampaguita, beaded necklace Sampaguita can be place on altars. Feng-shui says, its great to have wooden plants inside your home, you know, those little bamboo type plants. BTW, wood represents growth & wealth.
Problem is, flowers aint cheap in Metro Manila. You can buy flowers from mall or the nearest market. But the cheapest way to get flowers in Metro Manila is at Dangwa (I think it’s Sampaloc), Quiapo too. The easiest way albeit more expensive, is via online flower shops that operate in the Philippines. Another wise option if living in Metro is get a flower-bearing-plant that can survive the indoors, the metro-heat and metro-pollution. By the way, growing this plant is another challenge and fun stuff on its own.
In rural and sub-urban areas areas, getting flower bundle is easier and cheaper, local palengke has flower stalls. And growing plants/flowers there is easier as well. Easily, so you can grow like roses with no problems at all. Again, growing plants on its own, will give you pleasure and a stress-relieving exercise as well.
Be it in your office, kitchen, dining room, living room, or bedroom, use the power of flower all the time.
I spent 2 hours yesterday just to get this massive glass panel installed. The huge half inch by 7 feet by 14 inch glass panel is from my sister as she chose to go wood panel instead. I got this free.Labels: carperntry, engineering, home, works
Have not been paying attention to this, but I noticed our C.R. has/had 5 active soaps. Only noticed this when 4 out 5 of these soaps are nowhere to be found. I got the SAFEGUARD (pay me Procter & Gamble) and the waterbased facial soap (i don't use anymore).

Whoooo, finally after 2 months, my routine is back to normal. My home is done. Just a little over 3 weeks ago, I kicked out my sub standard contractor and literally made the homerun finishing for the works. That includes paintings, carpentry and a good amount of cleaning. In fact I think I am still stoned after consuming and sniffing 4 bottles of thinner and kerosene during the clean up. And so my dwelling is done, just some fixtures and furnitures to be bought. After the pro-longed renovation, no more dough. Fixtures and sofa and office table and bar like chairs will remain in the to-buy list for some weeks.
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I mentioned days back that some son of a thief took a swing at our house (my momma's actually). Roughly 100K of stuff were mugged. Ampota, my room (2nd floor) was a total mess. Just like in the films, as if they were looking for CD with classified info in it. They even stole a coupe of my shirts coz the mother fuckers were perspiring crazy. They forgot one shirt, and it was stinking real bad.
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Almost up to nothingness these past three days. That is because, last Friday our house was hit by one mother fucking bastard. Almost 100K worth of properties was stolen. I'll hold the story for another day as my attention is FIBA Asia Tourney focused.