eating is just part of our necessity (coffee...), even enjoying a look of a picture of food is letting your sense of sight to eat. right? life is short. eat 'til you drop, but work out like never before. ^^









Starbucks: try to change your nickname to your "nickname". :))

Pizza Hut: when ordering using the palm card, they have this new promo, star pops for the crust, grab the opportunity to order them. having a slice, it looks like a heart <3 and it's super cheesy! (you know what i mean. haha.)



Shakey's Pizza: i love their angus beef pizza. delish! just ordered some platter meals with family after i got enrolled for school. i ate and later on i had a party to attend to, too much food accumulated in my stomach. o_o


first time to taste taco bell: dad and i went to cubao to fix some papers then after that i requested to eat at taco bell. not that bad. full of flavor and cheese! ^_^


make-your-own-salad: here is my own recipe to my own salad:

red cabbage, orange, mango, lettuce, tomato.

it's just a combination of what i like to eat. i am not a vegetarian or anything. it's salad, put everything you want! food is your best friend why limit yourself to eating what you really want! ^^



brownies of betty crocker: betty crocker is the best 1-step guide to baking your favorite pastry. :)) i know this looked like something not edible. my sister and i powdered the surface some milk. and made the right side to be a checkered-like brownie. ^_^

^^,

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CAFFEINUTICS!

well, let me give you some ideas why coffee is a big part in our health.


Coffee has been revving up people for more than 1000 years, and with over 21,000 studies on its signature stimulant, caffeine, scientists have solved pretty much every mystery, except the popularity of the decaffeinated half-soy caramel frappchino. Add the cream of that scientific knowledge to your cuppa to maximize its benefits for . . .

...YOUR HEALTH



A recent US study by the University of Scranton found that coffee is a significant source of antioxidants, reducing cancer and heart disease risk.
Harvard researchers also found that drinking more than four cups a day defends against gallstones and cirrhosis of the liver. This is thanks to its soluble fibre, which also explains your midmorning appointment with the sports section.

. . .YOUR HEART

Easing fears of heart-breaking news for heavy drinkers, Harvard researchers tracked 128,000 people for 20 years and found drinking more than six cups of coffee a day didn't increase heart disease risk.
Even better news: last year, scientists at Brooklyn College in New York found men who drank four cups of coffee a day had a 53 per cent lower risk of dying of heart disease than those who never took a sip. A great excuse to lurk round the coffee machine in the presence of that gorgeous marketing assistant.

. . .YOUR BRAIN POWER



Beyond merely helping you stay awake in that early meeting, drinking one or two cups of coffee before tasks can increase your short-term recall and alertness, reports a study by the University of Arizona.
"Caffeine also has a mild mood-elevating effect," says Dr William Lovallo, professor of psychiatry and behavioural sciences at the University of Oklahoma. "That's because it releases dopamine, which stimulates the area of your brain that is responsible for pleasure."
In the longer term, caffeine has been found to slash your risk of developing Alzheimer's by as much as 60 per cent, and Harvard researchers have also found that drinking four cups a day can halve your risk of developing Parkinson's disease.

. . .YOUR WAISTLINE



Caffeine's an appetite suppressant that also turns up the kilojoule-burning heat of your heart rate and metabolism.
"Drinking six cups per day combined with exercise and a low-fat diet can boost fat-burning by up to a fifth," says Catherine Collins, chief dietitian at St George's Hospital in London.

. . .YOUR MUSCLES



Caffeine revs your nervous system, increasing heart rate and breathing, which primes your body for peak performance. And caffeine may also have a direct effect on your muscles. The experts reckon it triggers extra calcium release in your muscles. "This means stronger muscle contractions," says Dr Terry Graham, professor of nutritional sciences at the University of Guelph in Canada.

. . .YOUR ACHING HEAD



Big night? Stick on the kettle. Caffeine increases production of stomach acid, helping your body absorb pain-relief drugs more quickly, according to research in the Archives of Neurology.

. . .AND YOUR SMILE?



An espresso a day may keep the dentist away. Chemicals in coffee prevent tooth decay by stopping bacteria attaching to your enamel, Milan University researchers found.

. . .YOUR BIG GAME



The Australian Institute of Sport found the equivalent of a single espresso before excercise can increase endurance levels by up to 25 per cent, mobilising fatty acids and providing fuel for active muscles. So pack that thermos in your kit bag.


coffee...coffee...coffee... =D

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POINT OF VIEW

some events in your life do change you.


He moves my cheese. you know whom i am talking about. Yeah, Him! i don't know how He does it, but He helps me a lot. Psalm 118:8, “It is better to take refuge in the Lord than to trust in man." i've been doing a lot of thinking. being a unique individual, you must not lean on others shoulders. why? it's not all the time there'll be a shoulder to lean on; even ears to always listen to your problems. independence is what i call it. independence comes with age, experience and the way you were brought up by your parents or guardians, might as well as the influences that had affected you in your childhood.

independence from material things, even from people; but only Him, listens, responds, and stays with you.

lagi ko nga iniisip ang mga katagang "nasa Diyos ang awa, nasa tao ang gawa."


LIFESTYLE

since changes were coming and it's inevitable, my form of lifestyle has been changing. before, i was lazy at knowing life, name it! i was not conscious of my surroundings, the opportunities i can get but unable to. however, God has helped me all throughout. the right time(s) and place(s) haven't come yet. He's been there performing the plan chosen for me and patience has been with me through the years.


i have a meaning in life, a purpose to pursue and accomplish. lahat naman tayo. then after that thought of having a purpose, my mind became at peace. and it feels good. yeah, it feels goooooood! =D pero behind every move and thought i make and think, respectively, corresponds to a story that has left blots on my book of life. i am happier now.

ME
those who have just known me, will only say to "kapitbahay ko yan, classmate ko yan, etc." but to those who knows me truly, they'd tell "si sam yan!"


 i have my own identity, a more mature. more responsible, more focused and wiser.

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