LiLPiNK

Posted on: Sunday, 04-09-2011 at 15:25
Posted under: Places with 1029 wordsNotes

Gandasuli is known as the cemetery of the royal family of Sulu. The people buried there are mostly in the line of Sultan, Datu, Panglima, and so on.

Last year, I was lucky enough to visit the place to visit my forefathers’ tomb in the said place.

So yeah, here’s the way you’ll have to take upon going there:

The rural feel of the place is super amazing. I love rural areas. They make me feel at ease.

The cemetery looks like this:

I think, this is my forefathers’ tomb. I don’t recall at all.

The nicest thing about Sulu is that you’ll see various classes of plants and animals there.

Lastly, here’s a glimpse of the famous Gandasuli Sapa wherein people still are doing their laundry.

Centennial Park, Iligan City

Posted on: Sunday, at 13:44
Posted under: Features,Places with 984 wordsNotes

Centennial Park is the first Iligan City landmark you’ll see upon entering the city via Misamis Oriental.

What I love about the park is the beach that embraces the aura of the park. I have always loved beaches and this park gave me the extraordinary feel of sweet beach breeze kissing my face.

The greenery makes you want to snap photos every minute you are there.

Along the park, you’ll see the fish sanctuary ready to astonish your eyes with colorful fishes too.

From there, you’ll feel like you are in the sea together with the fishes and sea creatures. Lovely!

Now, look at me. I can’t even stop from taking a snapshot. haha. Sorry!

This is how clean and clear the seawater is!

The photos above were not taken by the same camera and at the same day. So, the lighting may differ. Anyway, the place is beautiful no matter what camera you use.

Your Facebook Like Counts

Posted on: Sunday, at 09:10
Posted under: Contest with 305 words1 Note

I am asking for your help guys. This is for my school, MSU-IIT and for my bestfriend.

Sol is one of the candidates for this year’s RFJPIA Search for Ambassadors of Goodwill. In connection, we are in need of LIKES on her FACEBOOK Photo.

Before you can like the photo, you must first like the Page of RFJPIA XandCARAGA.

After you have clicked LIKE above, go to the following photos and LIKE THEM!:

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=241753629201486&set=a.241753189201530.55165.195352307174952

Maria Aurora Sol Suazo - MSU Iligan Institute of Technology

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=241759659200883&set=a.241759052534277.55170.195352307174952

Nick Jorillo - MSU Iligan Institute of Technology

I hope you guys would help us. It would mean a lot.

Eid Mubarak

Posted on: Tuesday, 30-08-2011 at 00:23
Posted under: Events,Journal,Love with 339 words12 Notes

To all my Muslim brothers and sisters worldwide, I wish you all a very blessed Eidl Fitr. May all of our sacrifices during the month of Ramadhan be accepted by the Almighty.

Time flies so fast that Ramadhan has already ended. I wish that all of us may still be able to witness and participate next Ramadhan. For now, let us enjoy the feast and be thankful of every blessings that the Almighty has given us.

Just being able to wake up for another day is a blessing that we should be thankful of. Be thankful for having great parents. Be thankful for the gift of friendship and love. Be thankful for every smile you receive. Be thankful for the knowledge you gain every second. Most of all, be thankful that you are a Muslim.

To all the people I’ve hurt, I am deeply sorry. If I may have hurt you, please forgive my attitude and tactlessness.

I want to thank the people who are constantly there for me especially my family (Darul, Sugala, Abdurahman, and many more family names), my bestfriends [Star Engotz - (Monin, Jheng, Hij), f5 - (Mench, Gay, Sol, Kylie), Madee, Qcuinne, Nafz, Farm, Xawaii, etc.], my batch [4Vidas, Earthlings, LES Batch 1998 & 2004], and my friends. I want to thank the people who did not support me for making me stronger.

I want to thank every visitor of this blog. Without you guys, this blog would not reach where it is today. I love you all. May the Almighty bless us more.

Hijab Tutorial Videos and Wallet Tag

Posted on: Saturday, 27-08-2011 at 19:23
Posted under: Journal,Tutorials with 705 words10 Notes

NOTICE: This post will cover two topics: one for my hijab tutorials on youtube, the other for the wallet tag.

I’ve recently uploaded a new hijab style tutorial at youtube. One is for a hijab that has designs on both sides, the other is for the usual pashmina.

The first tutorial is for the hijab with designs on both sides. Actually, this is only a two and a half minute tutorial. It’s super simple. The hijab style will look like this:

Here’s the tutorial:

The next tutorial vid will be on the hijab look using the usual pashmina. And it will look like this:

Here’s how to do the style:

Moving on, sis Angela tagged me on The Wallet Tag. The rule is that I show you my wallet and what’s inside it. Don’t expect much though. hahaha.

I actually have two wallets but I use the small one more often. It’s like a purse or something like that. The big one is Mango and the smaller one is Debenhams. Both are given to me since I really don’t like buying a wallet. I have this mindset that if I cannot put much money into a wallet, why spend to buy one? I use the pouch and the big one just lie around the room. I keep my cash in different currencies in the big one and the Philippine money in the pouch.

Anyway, moving to my wallet tag, you can already see what’s inside it – Debit Cards, Money, Receipts, and a well-kept 2×2 photo (which you can’t see because it’s well kept, haha). I see to it that I have a 2×2 photo in my wallet in case I need one. There’s nothing really to see in my wallet. haha. Plain boring!

So, I’m tagging Zarah Z, BlogGirl, Clint, Tine, Freyah, Michelle and Mei.

PS: I will choose another winner for my Fab Contest. This time, the winner is Cielo of http://webbycontest.blogspot.com/. Please contact me at hijabified(@)bismillah(dot)com.