After Aster's 2-hr LapLuck (laptop rest and breather) after school, I start flipping the pages of her books for homeworks and unfinished school tasks (workbooks).I also open her notebooks to check on executions and accomplishments in school,then we start the tawdry #ChalkBoard!
The unearthing of our scurvy board for scribble practice is an opportune stretch for Aster's inexplicable fondness of chalks and beams.I consider this project a smacking tactic,and at the same time an unerring way to impose a daily timetable to review and press on to dot's new lessons in school!
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Lunes, Hunyo 23, 2014
Sabado, Hunyo 14, 2014
Quick Visits
Ormoc is a stepladder of Cebu and Tacloban, and here are some weighty photos from the quick visit of my currently-residing sis-in-law Cha and nephew Brix.I only have two snaps,sorry! I used my outmoded mobile during the hasty escape!
After a few stumbles and falls,these clever tots finally shared a lovely shot
;-)
And a hurried pose with the folks!
Week #25 Planner Do Up Theme: Melody
Hoping for a serene week with no muddles and tangles!
Plans for the week:
School Year 2014-2015 Rota
Told the carer to get a crippling (substantial) load nalang for the school year since my daughter's principal ordered the parents to just leave the kids in the classroom during snacks and lunch,to train them(graders) do things on their own and be independent.The principal assured us that the youngsters will be assisted by their advisers,teach them table manners and lead/guide them to eat properly.
Dot's Daily Rota
Child minder's EVSU Schedule.
Yes,because after almost 3 years of service,we have permitted her na to enter university,get a course of her choice(with a schedule convenient for us,of course)..
Biyernes, Hunyo 13, 2014
Tipnut Favorite: 11 Ways to Reuse Newspaper Around the House
11 Ways To Reuse Newspaper Around The House from Tipnut:
1.)Use sheets of newspaper to wash your windows, glass table tops and mirrors. Just spray on window cleaner then wipe clean with a sheet of newspaper.
2.)Use in messy cleanup jobs like cleaning the oven, use sheets of crumpled newspaper to wipe up most of the gunk before wiping down with a soapy wet sponge.
3.)Pack newspapers in damp or smelly luggage, stinky plastic containers or smelly fridge to absorb odors. Great to do when packing away camping coolers for the winter, stuff them with newspapers so they won’t stink in the Spring.
4.)Roll newspaper tight and use as firestarters.
5.)Use to wrap parcels and gifts, the cartoon section is popular with the kiddos.
6.)Pack unripened fruit with newspaper to help them ripen quicker.
7.)Painting jobs: lay newspapers on the floor to catch paint splatters, wet sheets of paper and stick on windows when painting window trim, no more splatters on window glass to wipe up.
8.)Line trash cans, use newspapers to line worm bins, line the bottom of a cat litter tray before adding cat litter, makes cleanup easier.
9.)Also use to line pet cages.
10.)Lay sheets of newspapers in garden beds about 1/4″ inch thick before covering with wood chips, mulch or decorative rocks, will help prevent weed growth. Make sure to thoroughly moisten the newspaper before covering with the mulch so they stay in place.
11.)Make garden seed starting pots
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Before we junk the papers, let us first review this list.Some of Tipnut readers say they also recycle the dailies by:
1.) Stuffing wet sneakers, boots, etc. It will abosrb all the moisture and shoes will dry much faster!
2.)For cleaning windows, it doesn’t leave linty stuff behind like paper towels do, and a spray bottle filled with a vinegar/water solution works great too.
3.)Put a layer of newspaper in the bottom of the veggie drawer in the fridge to soak up any watery stuff that leaks out of the veggies.
4.) Layer newspapers in the bottom of the trash bag in the waste basket to soak up any drips so you don’t drip all the way from the waste basket to the trash can outside and have something to clean up when you come back inside.
3.)Spring Cleaning,once you’ve cleaned the top of your kitchen cabinets (open shelf facing ceiling) fold sheets of newpaper to the size of the shelf, and place all along the shelf. It collects dust and grease from frying. No more scrubbing.Next time you spring clean, it will be quick and easy. Just roll the dirty sheets of newspaper together, throw away, then give your shelf a fast wipe and replace with clean newspaper.
4.)Use newspaper to stuff washed tennis shoes. It helps the shoe keep it’s original shape.
5.)You can shred newspapers and use for your pet's cage, then put used stuff in the compost pile.
Huwebes, Mayo 29, 2014
Next Chow Calendar Assignment: Beef Salpicao
Hi! Here's an easy,delish find from panlasangpinoy.com: the Beef Salpicao recipe!This is actually a July Chow Cal assignment,but I am sharing the recipe in advance,just incase selective amnesia sets in.Hehe.
Recipe: Beef Salpicao
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 lbs beef sirloin (or tenderloin), cubed
- 3 tablespoons garlic, minced
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 cup butter
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1/2 teaspoon ground black pepper
- 5 tablespoons Worcestershire Sauce
- 2 tablespoons oyster sauce
Cooking Procedure
- Combine the beef, salt, pepper, and garlic then mix well. Let stand for 10 minutes.
- Add the olive oil and marinade for at least 30 minutes.
- Apply high heat on a pan then put-in the combined ingredients once the pan is hot enough.
- Sear the beef until the color of the outer part turns brown. Try to toss the beef while searing so that all sides are uniformly cooked.
- Add the oyster sauce and Worcestire sauce and continue tossing until the liquid dries up.
- Put-in the butter and cook for 2 to 3 minutes more.
- Transfer to a serving plate.
- Serve hot. Share and enjoy!
Number of servings (yield): 6
Thank you www.panlasangpinoy.com for sharing your recipe!
Miyerkules, Mayo 21, 2014
Philhealth's 10K aid to dengue patients in Yolanda-hit areas.
"PhilHealth offers special privileges to typhoon Yolanda victims"
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True.
And we will forever be grateful for Philhealth and Dr.Christine Veloso-Navarro for helping us lessen our hospital bill during my childminders's confinement at Ormoc Gatchian Hospital last week.
I have read about this project but was uncertain of their proposition.When I found out that my minder has dengue(after erratic body temps,discomforts and blood tests),my physician friend told me to include her in the impoverished/penniless list for instant Philhealth aid.
And we were financially abetted.
And we were financially abetted.
Thank God for mistimed but still lucky/opportune times.
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Manila, Philippines – The Philippine Health Insurance Corporation (PhilHealth) is extending medical coverage to all “Yolanda” survivors regardless of whether they sought medical treatment in an accredited facility in Tacloban or in any other region in the country.
PhilHealth CEO and President Alexander Padilla told a press conference yesterday that the national health insurance agency is reimbursing medical claims of Yolanda survivors whether they were hospitalized in Tacloban or outside the city. Those who were not members prior to the calamity will still benefit from PhilHealth packages.
“In a way, automatic silang nagiging member kasi nakukuha naming . . . We are covering all, whether they are member or non-member and whether they were treated in Tacloban or in Manila. We are also covering whether they were treated in makeshift medical tents or in a hospital,” Padilla said.
“We’ve given latitude…We are assuming that all cases are Yolanda-related if it happened during that period so that we no longer have to make a distinction if a particular injury was Yolanda-related or not,” he said.
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