Sunday, 11 March 2012

The Enchanted Forest

Once upon a time, on the sunny island of Guam...

Breeze: whoosh, whish!

"Oh, an enchanted forest in paradise?" O.o

...Said the dame lost in this forest.

But she caught a glowing fairy-girl to guide her!

♪"We start with raspberry ice, and then
some cakes and tea."♫ Mary Poppins
(This is not raspberry ice.
This is affogato.) 

 Fairy girl, "We must sample this sweet offering of this forest!"
Lost dame, "Looks nom!" ^____^

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 And indeed, it was "Nom"!




Tiny ice cream balls!

Chocolate, meet your perfect match.

The "lost" dame wasn't so lost anymore because she's in her newfound element. 

 The adventures continue next time:
"Well hello there, delicious!"

Monday, 5 March 2012

How He Loves by David Crowder

I couldn't get this song out of my head :)  I would like to share it with you!


Someone's Looking for You


"When the Woman saw that the tree looked like good eating and realized what she would get out of it—she'd know everything!—she took and ate the fruit and then gave some to her husband, and he ate.Immediately the two of them did "see what's really going on"—saw themselves naked! They sewed fig leaves together as makeshift clothes for themselves.When they heard the sound of God strolling in the garden in the evening breeze, the Man and his Wife hid in the trees of the garden, hid from God.God called to the Man: 'Where are you?'"  Genesis 3:6-9 (MSG, emphasis added).
In studying the Bible, you would find that it is one of the richest texts that you'll ever encounter.  After all, it is quite a library in itself: a collection of sixty-six books bounded together with pages so thin so you wouldn't have to hurt your arm carrying it.☺

One of my most favorite parts of the Bible to study is the conversations between people and the Lord, particularly amongst the first man and woman and God.  What you first assumed is simplicity of words actually convey the deepest thoughts and convictions, of not only the individuals Adam and Eve, but of even the entire humanity and God.

God called to the Man: "Where are you?"(v. 9)
How many of us in the midst of our fall, pain, and difficulty, have asked God, "Where are you?"  Amazingly, this question was not original to humans although we've cried it out for generations and generations!  During the event when the first man and woman sinned and disobeyed God, it was God who first said these words: "Where are you?"

The first response of our loving God when we have lost our way was to seek us out.  "Where are you?" surely is not a question of whether He couldn't find us and lost sight of us!  He always has His eye on us and knows us for who we really are (Psalm 139).  Verse 9 are the words of a Father who is seeking for His children and desiring reconciliation with them! ^____^

So, where are you in this life?  Are you in the part of your life where there are just so much pain and confusion?  Are you only going through the motions of your responsibilities or religion?  Or are you thinking that you are self-satisfied... but maybe, just maybe, there is something more to life?

The One who made the moon and the stars, the One who has in His hands the very atoms that hold us together, the One who has the power to allow history to unfold, is the One who is seeking for you and loves you so deeply, it is truly beyond words.  Through His Son, Jesus Christ, He has made a way for you... ♥♥♥
"Where once there were thorns, cypress trees will grow. Where nettles grew, myrtles will sprout up. These events will bring great honor to the LORD’s name; they will be an everlasting sign of his power and love” Isaiah 55:13 (NLT).
Scripture:
The Message (MSG) and The New Living Translation (NLT) from Biblegateway.com
Image:
Girl with Binoculars
Bible with Hearts

Dolly Wink False Eyelashes No. 11 Pure Sweet Review

You wanna be dolly-kawaii?

I've never worn falsies in my entire life, knowing that it would make my make-up routine more complicated  :P  You know, I already take that long in front of the mirror, and my father may kick my butt if I stay any longer (Hehehe...  my father wouldn't do that, but you know!  He's a guy.  He no understand these things.)

But I checked out Shoppingholics because I really like Dolly Wink and since Tsubasa Masukawa released a new line, I thought, "Why not?"  It'd be for review purposes to help other ladies out there who would be considering these false lashes.

Package came after 2 weeks from Malaysia (since there are no direct
flights to Guam, the package went to California first. Hence, the wait).

Tsubasa is so chio here!  Can I be chio
like her?  :D

Nicely curled~

Pros:
  • Hair looks natural
  • Not shiny
  • Lightweight
  • Nicely curled
  • Quite comfortable, even if I were only a newbie ^o^
  • Glue lasts all night, but bring a tube just in case!
Cons:
  • May be too dramatic for everyday wear if you are new to falsies.
  • Separated hair can look unnatural
    • UPDATE: But they are some of the most natural-looking out there

Ja-jang!  My eyelashes will now make any heart a-flutter.  XD

How do you like my dress?  It's only 15 dollars!  Whee~

Look of the Day
Face: Etude House Dream On Foundation
in #2 Natural Beige, Almay Concealer,
MAC Studio Fix NC30, Skin Food All Over
Muffin Cake in Choco Brownie, Etude
House Model Face Shade, Lancome Blush
Subtil in Rose Sable 02
Eyes: Lancome Rose Edition Pallete: white,
silver, grey-silver, Etude House Proof 10
Liquid Eyeliner in Proof Black, FACEitExtreme Mascara
Lips: MAC Lipstick Amplified in
Girl About Town

Wanted my nails to match my lips :)

Btw, I just wanted to tell you a story about this lip color.  I went to Macy's, in mind that I would get the most fantastic lip color I have ever seen.  Since fuschia is so in, I chose this color ^__^  I was beyond happy with my purchase :D  But when I came home and my mother saw me with it, she was horrified! She was watching some scary beans of a documentary about make-up addiction.  She thought I was on my way to becoming a tacky lady with bright green eyeshadow and a saggy face >.<  Anyway, thus my last purchase of make-up for the month.  *sigh*  Life is fantastic like this :D

Thursday, 1 March 2012

Real Life Sundays, ed. 4

I didn't get to post last Sunday's photos...  I'm sorry about that!  T___T  If you've read my last post, I've caught a bit of a cold.  I'm on my way to a speedy recovery, but I am really wishing to be able to rest more.  D;   ^___^  How about you?  How are you?

Anyway, be forewarned: Photo Heavy!


We ate at Nana's Cafe in Tumon, behind Outrigger Resort, last Sunday.
Just a stone throw away is the beach :)  Isn't that lovely?  

My usual Caesar salad. :d  By the way,
each meal comes with a salad from the salad
bar and soup.

I ♥ butter fried onions!!  Don't worry, I ain't so piggy.
I shared with my sister :P

The perfect fish!  Black cod (divine
buttery fish) for only $15.50!  SHOUT!

The folks I always hang out with :)  What can I say?  We're tight
like that♥♥♥

*Swoosh!*  *Whip!*
My hair was doing some kind of a kung-fu number on my Mother's face.

This is a good shot!  I have a candid photo of us, but I forgot to
watermark it...  :(

My little sister looks constipated XD

Chooo~~  We so kawaii!   :D :D :D

One word:
XD

I got the time and the look for that day, so I took advantage of that:


No lipstick for me because my lips are
"as dry as a chalky elbow on a winter day."
XD  I heard that on TV and just thought it
was wiggin' hilarious!


Bonus

Pop Rock candies with the lollipop: major
ticket to sweet childhood memories!  ^.^


My take on tea and cakes

Someday, I wish someone can teach me how to put watermarks on photos more quickly and efficiently.  Right now, I am using Illustrator, for lack of knowledge on other means... and it's taking me a loooong time to edit photos :(  If you can help, I'd be so thankful and call you a saint!  ^_^  ☀☀☀

Good night for now!  See you again in the weekend!