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Sunday Picks

Probably, my husband and I were those of the few people who did not care that Pacquiao-Algieri fight today. Blame it on me, my husband actually had an invite to watch the fight live but he opted to let me drag him to the Century Mall in Makati just for one thing- a bag. My husband knows how much I love bags that I opted this (one) bag in exchange of a shopping spree of clothes in one of the recently opened clothing line in Manila. Yes, my husband spoils me at times and he knows how, where and what should he spoil me at. I'm supposed to have three (or more) clothes but I exchanged it with a single bag- a leather bag called Niqua.



Watch out, as I blog this in detail when my order comes. For the mean time, here's my Century Mall guilts today. I stopped buying stuff for our house just this time and have something for myself and so, here are my picks for today. Rubi's flip-flops for a steal, Fully-booked planner that has so far, the only planner that passed my needs (white sheets and not bulky) and the best thing is, it's way below my budget, and I got this for free, Orogold's 24k moisturizing day cream.





My first time, I ordered omelette from iHop and unlimited coffee - probably the reason why I'm still awake at this time while my husband's already dreaming. And of course what's iHop without pancakes? What's more delighting? We had free blueberry pancakes! Here's how: ask where iHop is from the customer service and the rep will give you a coupon. Weeee! I love free stuff! :)







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