Betchamygolly WOW! 

It's been a week since I haven't update my blog. So this is my comeback funny pic pf the day!

I was nervous when I read through the internet the skin darkening under and back of the neck. Because I was suffering about this now. I don't know where did I get this and how it was formed because everyday I was taking a bath and do scrubbing. It said that maybe I have diabetes. This is one of the symptoms of diabetes type 2. 

The next day I got my FBS (fasting blood sugar) early in the morning to detect if I have diabetes. I was relieved when the Medtech told me that my sugar level was ok. I have a count of 80. Wheew thanks God. But my doctor suggest to check with my OB so that I would also know if I have PCOS (Polycystic Ovary syndrome). This skin darkening may also occur if you have PCOS. You can have PCOS if you have an irregular menstruation, which I have.

See this video about Diabetes

credits to AnswersTV on 4 Mar 2008

I was a bit disappointed when I was watching tv the other night because the church and the current government was arguing with the RH BILL or the REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH BILL.

I want to share this video to you guys. This video was uploaded by PINASISM5 on 9 Oct 2010. 

The vid shows both sides. The Catholic and the real situation in Manila.

For me, I agree with the RH Bill because of the over population here in the Philippines. The government can't even solve the poverty problem how much more the Church. I am too a Catholic and I believe with karma. But as we looked at today's situation, we are really struggling. There are many street childrens, unemployed people, and squatters.

The government is trying to control the population through this bill.

According to Wikipedia, Summer is the warmest of the four temperate seasons, between spring and autumn. At the summer solstice, the days are longest and the nights are shortest, with day-length decreasing as the season progresses after the solstice. The date of the beginning of summer varies according to climate, culture, and tradition, but when it is summer in the southern hemisphere it is winter in the northern hemisphere, and vice versa.

Here in the Philippines we just have two seasons, the DRY and RAINY SEASONS. Dry season refers to summer here in the Philippines, and we Filipinos enjoy the spirit of summer season and most of us go to beach for fun, swim, and bond to our loved ones.

Well, me, as like other girls out there loves to go to the beach!. But I don't to have sunburns. So instead I went to the waterpark.

May 1, 2011

Sunday, and it's LABOR DAY! No work, no office, just fun!

First stop:  

Caribbean Waterpark Bacolod Hotel and Resort

Situated right in the heart of the city of Bacolod, Caribbean Water Park and Resotel is a new resort with a complete hotel facilities. Located at Goldenfield Commercial Complex, it's an enchantment for all children to explore the ways of the pirates.

At the entrance of the water park

A pirate inside the wooden jar.

Me and a lady pirate holding a man's head! Yay!

(how I wish I have that body too! weee! =))

(Babe! what are doing there? Want to be behaeaded?)

Adult pool (upto 4 feet only)

the center of the pool

there's a shipwreck at the center

the shower area

and the slides...it's amazing! (30 ft and 20 ft)

the kiddie pool (about 2 feet - 3 feet)

jeff and jan2

me and cristy(jan2's wifey)

the couple...sweet!

...and us!

 

the other side of the waterpark, a mini pool for kids

 the minipool is surrounded by the manmade river..

this amneties called the raging river

Adjacent to this is the great shower...it's kind of massage to your body!

A big pail (almost 1 drum of water) pouring down...

water fountain at the side of the bridge

 under the bridge!

for more info visit their website: Carribean Waterpark Resort

Second Stop:

The Water Garden at Forest Park Bacolod

The Water Garden at Forest Park Resort in Bacolod City is a grandeur. The resort boasts of a huge swimming pool enough for a thousand simultaneous swimmers, a lazy pool, beautiful promenades, gazebos, mini-zoo, overnight villa facilities, canopy trees, a 500-capacity grand gazebo, dazzling lights at night, and a lot more.  At left is the entrance of the park’s water garden area.

The Water Garden at Forest Park Resort is bigger, better and more relaxing, recreational, enjoyable and educational resort is the ultimate destination for the whole family– be it a weekday or a weekend. The resort, surrounded by canopy trees, has a  “lazy river”- with water current pushing one around the bend, a 2,000 sq. m. wide “big pool”, a “play fountain”, and a mini zoo are located. It has Mini Gazebos for 30 to 70-person gatherings.

 

For more info visit: Bacolod City Guide