Showing posts with label Sunny days. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sunny days. Show all posts

Sunday, July 6, 2008

Darwin Travel Photo



Last year I went to Darwin to meet up with my parents. It was a very quick trip. Tiring. But really very interesting. I got to see a different part to Australia.

Darwin is the biggest city in the Northern Territory, in Australia. Darwin had none of the big cities' stress, none of the cold weather, and none of the busy-ness that yuppies busy themselves with. It was a real outback encounter for me. Initially I said I didn't like Darwin. It was so humid and hot, had a lot of insects and crawlies, and it did not have a big city! I am a self proclaimed city girl. Now, looking back at my Darwin trip, I can say the city has its charm. It takes a while to appreciate the city. It is a safe haven though for city-burnt-out kids like myself.

I would go back to Darwin one day, if not only for the captures below. I will post the photos in trickles though.

Monday, April 7, 2008

Sunnies for sunny days

One can never have too much perfect sunnies for that perfect sunny day! Replica Sunglasses helps make choosing and buying sunglasses to be an enjoyable activity. This new website offers a wide range of sunglass selection, from that big sunglasses that you want to bury yourself in at the beach, to that designer sunglass that you would want to walk Hollywood streets in. Having said this, the great thing about this online store is that it caters to both men and women! Offering discount quality sunglasses has never been this attractive. Currently they are doing a promotional, wherein every two pairs of sunglasses gets you an extra pair free! Americans should be particularly giddy about this offer especially since their summer season would be starting fairly soon. Either way though, everyone can relate to needing that perfect sunglass on a perfect day.

Raising bilingual kids

I am pretty proud about our eldest being able to speak my mother tongue (Filipino). As young as one year old we taught her to speak Tagalo...