The frenzy called MYOH

Last year I went on the last day. As in the extended one day. I wasn't satisfied with my choices because most of the colors and studs were out of stock already. I had to settle with what was left.

This year I made sure I went at least on the second day. I left the home at 9am and I thought it was good enough. I was wrong... I was about a hundred people down and yet it wasn't that bad. It was still a good move for me.

This year they did it at the Rockwell tent and they had friends who gave away free drinks and snacks... although I wish they gave it at the start and not after we paid. I was tired and hungry waiting in line.

This year they had items for kids and slims. Although I was a bit disappointed tops have limited colors.

the line outside

the line inside

Patrick did both of my pairs

Slim, black sole with red straps. Embellished with letters spelling out my husband and my name

Slim, light rose sole with golden sun straps. Embellished w/stars and pink swarovski studs.

I promised myself I won't buy Havies anymore. I will just wait for MYOH to get my pairs.

MYOH extended til Monday, May 5.

Bye Bye Lolo

The silence on my blog was because of two things:

1. My internet connection was down for more than a week. And this is from someone who have both DSL and cable connections!!! Yes, both were down. We're just lucky the cable is up and running again. But the DSL modem seems to be dead. I have to call PLDT for that.

2. My lolo Dorit passed away early monday morning. We don't have any family here with us in the Philippines so we were in a frenzy getting everything ready and entertaining friends and other relatives during the wake. It was nice of my bosses to let me go on leave today and also half days for the past three days. My lola and one of my mom's sisters did get to go home. It was emotionally and physically tiring, but it's over. My lolo is in happy place. Void of pain and suffering. Sigh, but I do miss him already.

Now, I'm back online. Gosh, I'm updating myself with all the chismis and stuff!!!

Think Of Me: David Archuleta

Now... from my favorite...

Andrew Lloyd Weber was their mentor on this episode. I do love his broadway songs most specially those from Les Mis.

This is a nice version of Think Of Me from Phantom of the Opera.

You'll Always Be My Baby: David Cook

This is actually my ultimate favorite among Mariah's song. I was pleasantly surprised that he chose it.

He wasn't among my faves but after the Billy Jean performance he's on my list now.

I'm still a David Archuleta fan.

MAKE YOUR OWN IS BACK!!!

On May 2-4, 2008 I will lining up again at the Powerplant Mall for the MAKE YOUR OWN HAVAIANAS Event. I remember last year, I rushed to Powerplant just to catch what was left of it. So sad that I didn't have that much choices left.

I'm hoping I'll do better this year. I'm planning my strategy already.

So, to my fellow Havies addict, I'll see you at the event... may the best addict win!!!