bare walls
and lingered
memories.

Coming Soon :)

Monday, October 5, 2009







WearDainty
http://www.thedaintyshop.com


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Ondoy? "People seemed to panic but at that time, I couldn't see why they should."

Tuesday, September 29, 2009



I woke up early last Saturday and went to Bellevue Hotel because of the Four Seasons Bazaar. Together with my Tita Bel, who was kind enough to share her booth with me, I was excited and ready to set-up. Despite of the slight rain, my hopes were still up.

As the day went on, I was getting bored because only a few people were coming. Me and my tita took turns on sleeping under the table, concealed with a table cloth of course, and on the carpeted floor. That was how slow the day was. It was very unusual knowing that it was a Saturday.

Soon, it was almost 7pm, and still people weren't coming. I heard it was raining hard outside and it was flooded everywhere. But having no television nor view of the outside, I didn't think it was that bad. People seemed to panic but at that time, I couldn't see why they should.

That night, me and my Tita got home smoothly. No traffic, flood, nor rain. I went home with my family and our house intact. It just seemed like a normal night. I was just so bummed that only few people came.

It was only until last night that I fully understood what happened. I read and saw the big picture on the internet. I felt guilty for being bummed about people not coming, and now, I understood why they couldn't.

On top of the photos and everything I read, I saw a 4-minute video of a summary of what had happened and I was devastated. I cried. I immediately went to my mom, hugged her tight and said I love her. I wouldn't know what I would do if I were in their shoes. I don't think I could handle it. And I'm just so fortunate that me and my family are safe.

This morning, my mom told me to check my closet for clothes that I'd like to give for donation. Since I already had my closet clean up recently, I got some of the unsold clothes from my shop and gave those instead. It's the least that I could do :)





Want to give? Here's where you can go: (From GMA 7)

Disaster Relief Operations, Monitoring and Information Center (DROMIC)-Central Office
488-3199 (24 hours); DROMIC-National Capital Region, 931-8101 to 05 local 506, 951-7119 (24 hours); Crisis Intervention Unit (CIU)-National Capital Region- 734-8635 (24 hours); they need blankets

Ateneo de Manila University Disaster Response Group
Ateneo de Manila University, Loyola Heights , Quezon City; Manuel V. Pangilinan Building Center for Student Leadership Lobby; 09089977166, 09178952792, 4266001 local 5050; donate goods or volunteer to help repack goods

Citizens Disaster Response Center (CDRC)
72-A Times St., West Triangle Homes , QC; 9299820, 9299822; donate goods or help distribute them

Radio Veritas
Veritas Tower , West Ave. cor EDSA; 9257931 to 39, 0918VERITAS; donate goods

Our Lady of Pentecost Parish
12 F. dela Rosa cor. C. Salvador Streets, Loyola Heights, QC; 632 4342397, 63 2 9290665; donate packed meals and drinking water

Victory Fellowship – Fort Bonifacio
Every Nation Building , across from Market-Market, Fort Bonifacio; 813-FORT, 8171212; www.twitter.com/VictoryFort; donate canned goods, milk, bottled water, clothes, cash or volunteer to help pack goods



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This is what I want.

Monday, September 21, 2009



I have a vision.

That I'd be able to be able to create my own clothing line. Bags, shoes and everything in between. I want my own brand. I want my own.

I want 'The Dainty Shop' to be big. No, I want it bigger than BIG! I also want to change the name because it's just too... Too... Pa-cute. Me and my friends, Jecaloo, Dogz and Paigey-Waigey were thinking of names that could substitute it and we only thought of two: 'Wear Dainty' and 'Pa-Dainty!' Yes, exclamation point included, haha!

Bah! But I'm not really sure if I can do it. Sometimes, I think I'll forever be stuck at just selling ready-made stuff because my creativeness is lacking the juice, haha!

So help me God >.<


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Hectic.

Monday, August 31, 2009



I will be VERY busy this week. Busier than usual. I can feel it.
Wish me luck! :D


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North meets South.

Wednesday, August 26, 2009




Me and a group of friends (and friends of friends) created a production and our first event would be a house party complete with a bar setup, DJ, lights and everything.

The catch? Free flowing cocktails all night long!

I'm really excited but at the same time anxious. It has been a while since I felt like I'm a part of something 'big'. It has also been a while since I've been able to go out and socialize with other people. I just hope all will be well for us.


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Fcuk.

Friday, August 21, 2009



I am so frustrated. At myself. At him. Argh!

I can't help not being affected. It makes me want to cry. But I won't, he ain't worth my tears.

Yes, that asshole isn't worth my tears. Fuck him! Tangina.

Kung kaya niyang mag-gago, mas lalo na ako.

I don't care what anybody would say, there's a part called "moving on", go figure.

I promise, I won't care anymore. Never.

Credits to Jecaloo of Happymode


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I haven't entirely abandoned this blog yet.

I was about to but I don't want to have another failed blog on my record. I have been so busy lately that sometimes I even forget to eat! My online shop is doing quite well. Orders kept on coming that sometimes, I can't keep up. But keep 'em coming. I'd rather go crazy processing orders than go crazy because I'm not getting any. I'll be joining another bazaar next month and I can't wait! My first one turned out to be a success. Yay for me!

I have been shopping like crazy! Both online and offline. Well, not as crazy as other people but compared to my 'kuripot' self, I think I already am. But of course, I am most addicted to ukay shopping. Especially since me and my mom started an online shop called Purple Frocks, wherein we sell our precious finds. I just love love loooove buying quirky pieces at rock bottom prices. I'm glad I was able to share my ukay love with my friend Paige. She too went gaga.

Last but not least, Sophia is already six months old. She can already drink from a cup (with help of course) and crawl. Although her version of crawling is more like dragging her body. I heard her say mama once, while she was crying. Or maybe it was just my hallucination.


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