We were at the market early tonight and we got tons of vegetables and fruits. I told Ace I’ll be on a fruit and vegetable diet for three straight days and he was like “kaya mo?” (you can do it?) My mind is really willing because it’s one of the best way to cleanse and detoxify but I’m not sure with my body especially my digestive organs. Though vegetables are present in our diet, I wanted pure veggies and fruits only for 3 days. The big question is….can I survive 3 days without drinking coke?hahaha. So I changed my mind. I will be eating more fruits and veggies but I will not give up on drinking softdrinks. What a softdrink addict! The nutrients I’ll get in the vegetables and fruits will cleanse my body somehow.  

A couple of days before the scheduled island hopping, Mindanao was under storm signal number one. It is the first time here in Davao City after 30 years. See, Davao is typhoon free but typhoon Tonyo hit Mindanao which includes Davao City. However, we only experienced the usual rainshowers everyday but seacrafts were not allowed to sail even to the nearby islands – Samal and Talicud. On Saturday, it rained and I am in doubt if the Island hopping will push thru. Since there’s no advise from the organizers that it will be postponed, we were at the drop off point in the old Sasa port early on Sunday morning. The weather over Davao City is fine with the sun shining above us but at the distance, Samal Island is covered with rain clouds. However, glad that it didn’t rain. I don’t know where did the rain clouds go but it was teeming hot while we are having our island hopping in Samal and the small islands nearby. 

This is my first time to join in this blog. Happy Sky Watch! Join the fun here.

Last month, we’re planning to celebrate Ace’ birthday in Cebu on January so we could also join Sinulog Festival 2009. I thought the plan is final though we have no plane tickets yet and we haven’t finalized the travel date. But this morning, I asked him if we’re going to Cebu as planned on his birthday and he said “next time” because we’re in a tight budget now. I’m not dismayed. After all I am also thinking of the expenses because we’re going to add big amount for my sister’s school fees. Maybe we could go to Bohol on Holy week, instead. My sister must have graduated by that time so we can divert moolah for other things such as out-of-town trips and even vacation on other islands that we haven’t been to. 

We may not admit it but finding the lingerie that best fits out figure is not easy. We usually end up wearing uncomfortable lingerie because we cannot find the size that perfectly fits us. More worst is that we don’t know where to get those lingerie that address our concern. Anyway, here are three products/brands that you might want to consider. 

Small Busts: AA Lingerie

This company creates adorable bras in cup sizes starting at AAA, and band sizes starting at 28. The Ursula bra ($20.17 at AA Lingerie) is lightly padded for a little lift.

Large Busts: Freya
I’ve heard a lot of my big-busted friends complain that there aren’t any pretty, feminine bras in their size – but there are! Freya makes beautiful lingerie in large cup sizes – they’re about to debut a K cup. The Rio Balcony Bra ($54 at Bare Necessities) goes up to size 38H.

Uneven Busts: Felina
Felina’s Victora Balconette Contour Removable Pad Bra ($32 at Bare Necessities) could help achieve a more even look with pads that can help fill one too-large cup. And it’s just gorgeous.

Good luck on your lingerie hunting!