So, we made our first Chicken Adobo, and I don't think it tastes right.

Update: Actually, it does taste alright. =) After adding a cup of water and letting it boil more, that is.

I am in need of a jewelry catcher and I'm looking at these from UO:

$12 Catchall Dish from Urban Outfitters

$20 Vanity Tray from Urban Outfitters

There's an antique shop close to where I work so I'll try to find one that's cheaper. If none, I'll just order them. YAY!

Some other stuff:

Hoot Key Light UO

Featherweight cotton bling-button cardigan from J.Crew

Soap Dispenser from Target

Temp Price Cut $67 - Entry way table at Target

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Yumzo garlic fries!

My dad gave me a bag of unseasoned potato wedges and I've been making garlic fries out of them. I just add garlic salt and dried garlic while I pan fry them on low heat to make the outside nice and crispy. YUM YUM YUM!

My parents have a digital camera with a laughable 1.5" LCD on it so I gave them my camera which had a bigger screen. I wanted them to see the pictures better, specially in playback mode. Hekhek. So now, I'm out of a point-and-shooter, but really, I don't care since I don't take pictures as often as I used to. But there would still be those rare moments when I'm all "I wish I have a camera." So for that, I set to find a cheap under $200 camera. I automatically had my heart set to get a Canon because I LOOOOVE their picture quality. Canon Canon Canon. But... I don't know what happened; I started swaying towards the Panasonic Lumix DMC-FH20. Plus, I found a place I can get it for under $160. Cheap-o!



So yes, I did get the Lumix. I know Canon cameras would yield good looking pictures, but with photoshop tweaking, I think any camera with a decent lens would do. Ahekhekhek. Plus, it's 8x zoom and 28mm wide lens! And based on reviews, it does very well on low-light setting. Can't wait to see what a Lumix can do.

Update: I'm having second thoughts about this. Uhuhuh!!