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Monday, September 1, 2014
Saturday, August 30, 2014
It's more fun in Laguna!
There are places yet to be discovered. ‘Wag ka nang lumayo pa, when ‘fun’ is right next to you. We have a lot of must-see places in our local provinces. If you want to travel far, why not start from where you’re from? Trust me, it’s really fun in the Philippines.
We travelled to
four towns in Laguna for our Lakbay-Aral for History 101. Who knew, it turned
out fun…and tiring.
We visited churches in Pila and Pakil. We had a glimpse of their histories and of course had a tour around it.
Since it's near the San Antonio de Padua Parish Church (still in Pila, Laguna), we visited some familiar places. And this one is from Please Be Careful with My Heart, the Chibugan.
Also, we visited this awesome house from KathNiel's Must Be Love Movie. It's really cool and I would definitely want a house like this. The ambiance is very relaxing.
Then we toured a bit more, joined Zumba (haha) and took some pictures
St. Peter of Alcantara Parish Church in Pakil, Laguna
It was where the Our Lady of Turumba is located, and on Sept. 14, they'll celebrate the Turumba Festival
We also went to Underground Cemetery in Nagcarlan. At first, medyo nakakatakot, but just remember to offer some prayers.
We were lucky because they're having a Festal in Liliw, Laguna. There are a lot of discounted slippers.
Rainbow Loom Craze
Rainbow Loom was created by Cheon Choong Ng, a Malaysian immigrant of Chinese descent who came to the United States in 1991. He invented Rainbow Loom in 2011 and he called it "Twist Bandz", until his brother and niece came up with the name Rainbow Loom.
The Rainbow Loom is a plastic pegboard. It has push pin-type pegs over which small, colored rubber bands are looped and pulled by a rainbow loom crochet hook. The resulting looped knots, known as Brunnian links, can be assembled on the loom into bracelets and other shapes. The Rainbow Loom kit includes a pegboard, a rainbow loom hook, 24 special C-shaped clips, and 600 small rubber bands in assorted colors.
The rainbow loom rubber bands bracelets have become the most-preferred and the most inexpensive way to show your support for a cause, or to donate to charity, or to raise awareness about an issue. The rubber band bracelet is the modern way of wearing your heart on your sleeve. You can have any message stamped over the rainbow loom rubber bands bracelets, or designs crafted on them. In fact, some of the latest rubber band bracelets sport more than one message.
Using colorful rainbow loom video fashion loom bands in assorted colors has become a fun craft for kids and adults to do using the rainbow loom or just a crochet hook. There are many rainbow loom video available to show you how to use the rainbow loom to make great jewelry items or you can just your hands or a crochet hook to create fun and colorful jewelry. YouTube also has several rainbow loom video available on making new items using the loom or using just the bands with your hands or a crochet hook.
The Rubber Band Bracelets today are thinner than the bracelets that you may have worn when you were younger. Not only has that, rubber band bracelets come in some pretty incredible shapes. You may have thought that the letter O was easy with rubber band bracelets, as that is the shape they are normally, but you can also find any other letter of the alphabet that place around your arm. The different shapes and themes are what make these highly trade-able and collectible.
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