Candies and more, seriously!

The whole nation is following the story of Vhong Navarro, Deniece Cornejo and Cedric Lee's case.  Even the  latest  Bong Revilla's issue just died naturally  before even Lani Mercado's tears ran down her cheeks.  The two giant channels were both happy of the sky rocket ratings, even surpassed the pilot episode of  two big soap  that started last Monday,  The Legal Wife and The Borrowed Wife.  Truly Pinoy!   They really love Teleserye.  But this one is a true story, even more exciting than soap opera.   I  give no judgement to the accused.  I just want to say a line.  CCTV cameras don't lie.  Now,  I rest my case.

There are other stories to read too other than the above issue.

I make it a habit to read and watch the latest news online and traditional media:  TV,  seldom newspaper, only when I'm riding LRT with  newspaper for free.  This news, Exact Bill Act   made my day.   Kidding. Want I really want to say is, "My goodness!  Seriously, are you serious?" 

"Barya lang po sa umaga."  I always see this sign inside the jeep. As a law abiding citizen,  I always  make  sure I have coins with me so I have the exact coins to pay to the driver.   I don't pay candy for fare.

Whenever I buy anything at sari sari store and I have no exact money to pay for my  purchase, the store owner always gives  me candy for change,  many times. I  never complained about it.  I understand that there is a coin shortage  because many are saving it in their piggy bank.

When the store owner make it a habit of giving candy for change, that's where you would know they are making it an opportunity to sell a little  more out of this strategy.


And the  news that will protect us from candy, err change,  which surprised me is the Bill of  Change.  What can I say?  This news   made  my mind think a little deeper   this morning.   I will be protected whenever I buy something,  but, of all the many bills that have to be reviewed at this point of time,  why Bill of Change?

"Batas para sa pagsukli."  Bawal na ang candy!

Do we have other law with a little weight to review other than Exact Change Act?  No more candy for change.  Give candies or goodies instead of loose change  and soon you will be penalized.  Seriously.

The Candy Fashion Show

Last April 3, 2011, Candy Magazine held a fashion show for all its readers at SM Megamall Building A, Events Center. It was fun and full of entertainment where readers got the chance to meet their favorite fashionistas Camille Co, Laureen Uy, Rosanna Aranaz, Tricia Gosingtian, Lexi Gancayco, and Lissa Kahayon as they strut down the runway showcasing their individual styles. Each stylist also had two models to style and dress up in their own collections. The Candy Fashion Show also featured dance numbers by Sayawatha and Legit Status. Candy girls were serenaded by up-and-coming acoustic group 3 AM, Someday Dream (also known as Rez Toledo, who was discovered via the Internet by Champ Lui Pio and is touted to be the Philippines’ answer to Owl City) and Candy Cutie Sam Concepcion.Each two models

Co-presented by Carefree, in cooperation with Skechers, the Candy Fashion show was a big success. The two brands also took the runway by storm as their models shone in their respective fashion walk segments. Grab a copy of the April issue of Candy featuring Vanessa Hudgens on the cover. Candy magazine is available in newsstands, bookstores and supermarkets nationwide.

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Photos at Candy Fashion Show