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Blurry pic of yesterday's egg, kalo-kalo & leftover giniling. Very humid that it's dangerous taking a bath, you can slip because you sweat at the same time. Not joking. Getting new prescription eyeglasses deferred indefinitely. Fund will be appropriated to something more important than replacing broken specs and better vision {insert sarcasm}. That "something" is cleaning up after someone else's mistake. Need to fix it to get rid of this headache. Big problem that could've been solved when it was small. Kainis . Unnecessary stress. Most of my hair is quickly turning white. Not joking.

Almost 4 years in and its white rubber covering has started to break apart and fall off. Had to tape it together to keep it from making a mess and exposing the silver hair-like layer and wires inside. Looks ugly now but it still works. At least it didn't fall apart too soon compared to other reports of disintegrating kindle cords . Occasionally been packing my next-day's breakfast when there are leftovers. This baunan is deep. Gives an illusion that there's not much inside but that right there is 2 rice-paddle servings of kanin already (think half a plate-full of rice na).

Lazy, Easy Oreo Cookies and Cream Ref Cake Ingredients 14 Oreo cookies 1 tetra pack all-purpose cream (cooled for 30 mins in the fridge or 10 minutes in the freezer) Directions Whip the cold cream but not too much - we don't want it stiff. In a standard-sized, rectangular plastic container, layer cookies: this container fits 6 oreos flat & 2 standing on a short side. Layer half of cream. Layer last 6 oreos flat; tempting but resist the urge to press them into the cream (we want a defined cream layer between the cookies). Add remaining cream. Top with whatever you like - powdered dark chocolate or sprinkles or nothing at all. Cover and put in chiller overnight so the cookies will soften and the cream, set. "Chiller" ba yun? Basta the compartment that cools things faster than the fridge. Yum. Rich, thick cookies and cream ice cream cake. Eat right away, we don't want it to melt! P.S. I shared.

Warren Buffet Interview from Yahoo Finance in 2010 MR. WARREN BUFFET'S FINANCIAL TIPS FOR THE AVERAGE AMERICAN (AVERAGE "ANYONE," REALLY) 1. Avoid Debt. Especially Credit Card Debt. Warren Buffet says, "Well, you never want to owe money you can't pay. I'm basically against debt. I mean, I think the average individual will live a lot happier life if they avoid... They certainly ought to avoid credit card debt. I mean, there's no reason in the world to pay 18% for money... I can't make money paying 18% for money so, why should people up and down the street do that?" [Credit card interest rate in the Philippines is around 3.5% a month so, that's 42% a year!] 2. If You Have Savings, Buy Funds Monthly and Buy Them for the Long-Term. Do Not Dance In and Out of It. Warren Buffet says, "If you have savings, and it's a good idea to have them if you can, just buy index funds and just buy them every month. And don't liste