Monday, June 24, 2013

And so we meet again...

I don't know what it is, or why I keep going back to the same guy, but as you can see, he's my eye candy. Right now, we agreed to be platonic friends, though I don't know if that'll last. What seems to hold me to him is his mom. She has stage 4 cancer and I am so pissed that I am unable to do much for her. She's a nice woman and I pray she would be ok.

On the other hand, it's better to be friends with him instead of trying to think that you can reign and tame a wild horse.







Sometimes, we love too much and soon, we tend to try to control other people's actions. I guess we are just afraid that they'd leave you. What I learned from my relationship with Kenneth is to let the young have their freedom. It's funny because we had a better time last night than any other times we were together.

What the hell am I writing LOL. I guess I'm still infatuated with him. I mean, who wouldn't be? He looks like a movie star! But he's still the same sweet Kenneth.

♥a blessed day to you, person reading my blog♥





Sunday, June 09, 2013

My YouTube Fixation - itsjudyslife

Somehow, I already stopped watching TV, and shifted to watching YouTube videos instead. Initially, I was into makeup videos. Then, I discovered full length TV shows and documentaries, and even movies. But one thing I cannot live without is my daily dose of itsjudyslife which I watch religiously.

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It's a daily video diary or vlog of a couple named Judy and Benjie, and their daughter Julianna. She really does lead a very glamorous life. Her YouTube fame started from humble beginnings. She started filming beauty tutorials about 5 years ago... and then suddenly turned into one of YouTube's beauty gurus.

I love watching them because one, she is Filipino, and also, they are an amazing family with Asian values and over all, they are genuinely nice people.

They also travel a lot. They even went to Batangas last year which was pretty cool. Even though they lived and grew up in the US, you can see that they still appreciate our Asian heritage. Judy with her close-knit family, and Benjie with his fascination with beer and the Japanese culture (he's part Japanese, part Irish).

I have watched them from being this young couple, to a family of three. They even filmed Julianna being born!


What draws me to them is how simple they live their lives, but how glamorous their life turned out to be. They travel to different countries and places, and wherever they go, there are fans who greet them and give them gifts. While Judy was pregnant, they received tons of gift from all over the world!

It is nice to see a really nice family with great values to be as successful as they are. One of these days, I will try to emulate what Judy has done.


Check out one of their vlogs:






♥Blessed day to you, person reading my blog♥

Thursday, June 06, 2013

Chinese General Hospital - Avoid if possible! (review)

I recently underwent an operation to remove gallstones. It would have been perfect, save for one thing: The insurance company did not pay for my operation. I was left with a bill of almost 100,000 pesos!

After much pondering, I now know that the problem was with the hospital itself.

Usually, based on experience, once you go into a hospital, you give them your health card and then, they would cross-reference it with your plan versus the procedure that they would be performing.

I remembered asking them to make sure that the procedure was covered. The doctors kept reassuring me that, yes, it was covered. What they failed to inform me was that they did not swipe the health card, nor did they call the insurance company Intellicare. They just asked my mom, a civilian, with no knowledge whatsoever of how to deal with insurance companies, to call Intellicare and verify if I was on "active" status. Of course, my membership was active!

I went to the hospital at around 10AM... the surgery was scheduled at 7AM the following day. The funny thing was, Intellicare only informed us that it was not covered during the time that I was in the recovery room of the ER.

They could have at least informed me prior to my surgery. I ended up a prisoner of Chinese General Hospital since I had no money to pay for the surgery. But through God's help, and through the aid of family and friends, enough money was raised. I was literally a prisoner. I was not allowed to go out of the ward. I asked to be transferred to the charity ward, but they said that I have to pay the entire bill before they can transfer me there. Ironic right?

One of these days, I would find a way to abolish that policy of theirs. I heard there was a woman who gave birth and was not able to pay her bills. She has stayed in the hospital for 1 year.

I have more to say, but will just probably edit this at a later time. We are looking at possible legal actions against the hospital.

♥ Have a blessed day, person reading my blog ♥