Nothing spells ‘Christmas’ like gingerbread cookies
The season of Christmas always brings back childhood memories of toys and gifts, all aglow with vivid colors of red, green and gold.
December 6, 2011
The season of Christmas always brings back childhood memories of toys and gifts, all aglow with vivid colors of red, green and gold.
No, no, no… he’s not my adopted child,” highly driven businesswoman Marilyn “Mallie” del Bianco was quick to say to correct her socialite friends who were obviously intrigued by the new 7-year-old olive-skinned boy with her. “This is Joshua, my foster child,” she announced.
“Oh, but fostering is not adopting,” Del Bianco clarified.
In the late ’80s and early ’90s, the design team of Filaine Tan and Jeanne Wee became famous for the interiors of such discos as Subway and Billboard and boutiques such as 22 B.C. and Freeway.
“My parents aren’t on Facebook and it’s better that way. I’m free.” —Michelle, 16
Among the best memories I have of Christmas was the COD Christmas display show that used to be staged every year in front of their department store in Cubao. I remember excitedly looking forward to my cousins’ arrival from La Union because my mom always used to take us as one happy bunch.
Making Christmas lists can be such a daunting task, as they just seem to grow longer every year.
‘Facebook has changed our social DNA,” Time magazine declared. And we can’t deny it. Mark Zuckerberg’s social-networking site has changed the world in a lot of ways—the way people communicate, the way they stay in touch with friends, what they choose to share and keep to themselves. We wondered—has it changed the way people raise their kids, too?
I flew to Puerto Princesa City last week. I was wearing sunglasses as I made my way to the plane when our flight was called.
The full moon rising is a feng shui-assigned date to attract luck and success to any maiden venture, dahlings, and what luckier time to inaugurate a très chic home decor shop than now.
Women of childbearing age can reduce their risk of heart problems by regularly eating fish rich in omega 3 fatty acids, said a Danish study out Monday.
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