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Epsom Salt Gall stones cleansing

May 13, 2012 in food and beverage, healthy living

Epsom Salt Cleansing

After two weeks of drinking and eating apple everyday (i am supposed to have the  cleansing last week but was not able to do so because of important things)  Now, i am all ready to begin my epsom salt gall stones cleansing.

Wish me luck on this and hopefully all things goes well.  I’ll tell you on my next post all about this gall stone cleansing is all about.

Wordless Wednesday but with words-  Yellow Mellow Monday- Simple Things Sunday- Green Monday

 

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Tunisia Versus Turkey Holidays 2012

May 12, 2012 in travel

When looking to travel short haul, just outside of Europe, British travellers are usually are left deciding between a Turkey or Tunisia holiday. Offers are available on both Tunisia and Turkey holidays 2012, for last minute deals, but which country makes the cut?

Tunisia (via web)

The weather in Tunisia and Turkey is very similar. Both easily reach highs of 35 degrees C during the summer season, and so to find out which resort is right for you, you definitely need to delve deeper.

Tunisia
First and foremost, if you are hoping to take a Tunisia holiday and like to hit bars and clubs until the early hours of the morning, it is definitely worth reconsidering your destination. Tunisia’s nightlife is mostly restricted to the hotel complexes, although some do have excellent bar facilities.

Holidaymakers who are simply satisfied sunning themselves on sandy shores from sun up to sun down, will feel right at home in Tunisia. The beaches are beautiful and many of the hotels have direct access to the sea.

A Tunisia holiday is about kicking back and relaxing, spending time with loved ones and making the most of your luxurious all inclusive hotel complex.

Turkey
Holidays with a little more activity are available in Turkey. Depending on the resort you choose to stay in, the country is filled with excellent beaches, historical spots, perfect Pazars, and a selection of family friendly attractions.

Turkey (via web)

As with Tunisia it is recommended that you stay within an all inclusive resort in Turkey. Check Turkey holidays 2012 online and read up on reviews of your shortlisted complexes. There are some superb accommodations serving a great variety of food and delivering diverse timetabled activities.

A stay in Bodrum is great for any party lovers. The cultured port city is ironically brimming with enough contemporary bars and clubs to keep even he hard core clubbers dancing until dawn.

Look online for the best deal on your Tunisia holiday or Turkey holidays 2012.

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Maldives- A Perfect Paradise Getaway

May 6, 2012 in travel

Maldives – a perfect paradise get away for those who loves destination travel.  I just could not erase the beauty of it on my head.  There are many beautiful places in the world and for me, this island is included in my top ten list.

Maldives (pic via web)

Found in the Indian Ocean about (671 km) southwest of Sri Lanka formerly called the Maldive Islands. The first settler in the 5th century B.C. are  Buddhist seafarers from India and Sri Lanka.

With luxurious hotels, over-the-water bungalows, abundant varieties of underwater tropical flora and fauna, Maldives, described by Marco Polo as the “Flower of the Indies” has long been a magnet for honeymooners, divers, surfers and snorkelers. Divers come here to experience the highest level of visibility, exceeding 50 meters, fabulous rainbow colored coral reefs and over two hundred species of coral as well as a wealth of marine creatures, found nowhere else on earth. All resorts without exception feature water sports centers equipped with boards and sails of different sizes, offering innumerable dive sites both for beginners and advanced divers. ?

Different resorts can be found in this island.  So, if you love enjoying touring the beaches and hanging around with different kind of fishes.  Take the vacation of a lifetime and enjoy the beauty of Maldives.  Don’t forget to bring your swimsuit and a bag of small bread for the fish to enjoy.

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Staycation or Vacation?

April 20, 2012 in food and beverage, healthy living, travel

Staycations vs Cheap Holidays Abroad Infographic - Thomas Cook

We have a wonderful world and what better way to see this wonder by going into your dream vacation. If i only have the money to spent, i would probably go to every places i wish to go.

I will dine in the street of Italy, sing my heart out in Paris, Shop in Hongkong , stare at the beautiful sunflowers of Tuscany and visit my favorite korean idols.  But of course, it’s always to go out during summer and enjoy the beauty of the sun.  It’s always a fun way to do all the things you love to do. So, don’t just book it, go go go.

“Provided by ThomasCook“

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Mixed Vegetable for Lent

April 8, 2012 in food and beverage, photography, recipe

mixed vegetables for easter

Lent is the season that Catholic is encouraged not to abstain from eating meat.  If we are talking about Lent, it mean’s no meat.  It has been a tradition for so many centuries.

Why do we need to abstain from meat during Lent?

“From the first century, the day of the crucifixion has been traditionally observed as a day of abstaining from flesh meat (‘black fast’) to honor Christ who sacrificed his flesh on a Friday,” according to “The Catholic Source Book.”

Abstinence is a way of penance does the practice of not eating meat during this period is one of the things we as a Catholic must do.  So, this is the time to eat healthy food, vegetable for example.

Mixed vegetables is one of the best recipe  for Lenten season.  It composed of vegetable ingredients that are not just healthy for our body but oh so satisfying too.  It’s easy to make too;

Ingredients:

Cream of Mushroom

Carrots

Turnip (singkamas)

Green peas

Potato

red and green pepper

quail eggs

raisins

Salt and pepper to taste

Preparations:  

Prepare the ingredients, saute together in low fire with the cream of mushroom.

Eggs are prepared separately (boiled in water and some salt to taste)

Put eggs and raisins for design.

A little tip, goes for the fresh one but if you need to buy directly from the mall, choose the frozen one instead of the can.  Why?  Because it tastes better because they haven’t been soaked for months unlike the canned one.

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Finding great ski deals

April 3, 2012 in photography, travel

Quite what you think constitutes a great ski deal will depend on precisely what kind of holiday you have in mind for yourself this year and what elements of a snowy escape you appreciate the most. If your priority is simply being there and you’re looking to make the most of any après-ski you can find then a low-cost self-catering apartment could be the way to go.

However, if you’re travelling as part of a good-sized group then you should perhaps consider the option of renting out an entire chalet. Your other main option is to book into a hotel, which could increase the cost of your stay but should give you every opportunity to relax and unwind in a luxurious and elegantly turned out environment.

There is no right or wrong way to go about finding the very best ski deals, with all tastes catered to these days and every effort made to ensure that visitors to top European and American resorts have a holiday to remember whatever package they book. But there is one common denominator, which is that using the internet is the most reliable way to find worthwhile bargains on high quality skiing holidays.

One way to make good use of your budget when it comes to ski or snowboarding holidays is to share the cost of renting out a catered chalet with your friends or family. The home-from-home atmosphere and great food you’ll be able to enjoy every evening helps give you just the right circumstances for a thoroughly enjoyable stay in the snow. There are chalets available in season for groups of between 8 and 24 people and you’re sure to find the perfect spot in the right resort if you’re able to do even some basic research online.

And the same goes for individuals planning to set off for the slopes by themselves. There are a growing number of single snowboarding holidays on offer at discount prices and dozens to choose from right now.

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Best Value for Money on Egypt Holidays

March 30, 2012 in Food & Travel Blogs, travel

Egypt is full of wonderful holiday experiences just waiting to be uncovered. Whether you cruise the Nile, soak up the frenetic bustle and pace of life in Cairo, or opt for the relaxing beaches and scuba diving territory of Sharm el Sheikh, this diverse destination is bound to tick all the right boxes and leave you yearning for more.

travelling egypt - cairo

But with the cost of living on the rise, how do you ensure that you’re getting good value for money on Egypt holidays?

There are several things to consider. Firstly, look at what you’ll be doing when you get there and where you plan to spend mealtimes. For cheap holidays to Sharm El Sheikh, all inclusive is usually a viable option which can save a significant amount on eating out in the resort – as well as providing drinks and snacks too. In some cases the hotel will also provide free or discounted access to local activities or excursions, which naturally helps to keep the costs down.
Most Egypt package holidays come with the support of a tour operator which means you can make the most of their local representative by asking for advice on day trips, local beauty spots and so on.

You should book early where possible to take advantage of early bird deals, which can often be found with the launch of a new season or brochure, but also to enable you to spread the cost of the holiday. This will also give you the best and widest choice of hotel rooms and local resort, which ultimately lets you pick the right destination for you and your family.

In addition, when booking a package holiday you will usually benefit from a range of discounts and deals provided by the tour operator, such as online discounts and free child places on family holidays – helping you to have your dream holiday at a price that you can afford.

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Good Living with Nestle

March 26, 2012 in food and beverage, healthy living, recipe

Nestle Club introduces their newest  GoodLiving webisodes.  It’s a tool that can help moms like me to be a better home maker, effortless and fun to have.  Watch it now and learn from Chef Tess Sutilo on how to prepare new and exciting recipes that are very easy and fit to your family budget.

nestle club

Catch their first episode, Pang-araw-araw and discover how you can make your daily menu exciting and different.

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