Sarah's BIG TRANSFORMING ★ㅁ☆

makeup is necessary thing for the girls ! :)) as you can see in these pictures.. haha

when I am in the house, I am looks like kitchen maid. I am In my opinion, my face is not ugly but still the 

cosmetics are help me for the better outlook. they are covering my blemish and eyecircle.

they make my skintone whiter than before. it is like a magic !

I feel like I became a Princess ♥ 

There is big difference between clothse for going out (like uniform)  and homewear.

I am looks free in the home but I do not wear kind of dress or girly T-shirts.

I like kasual than girly dress. this picture is when i am doing my musical "chicago"

It is hard to see me wear that kind of dresses . you can see when there is anniversary or important
meetings.

I hope someday I like those kind of dresses...

Thanks~

Needle Through Balloon

Pierce a Balloon Without It Popping. Here is an amazing science experiment that will amaze your friends. Usually, when you prick a balloon, it goes POP! But David from Science Boffins is going to show us this is not always true

Step 1:  

You will need the following materials:

• A balloon

• cellophane tape

• A skewer or a needle

Step 2: Aim

The aim of this experiment is to pierce
the skin of a balloon without it popping.

                        












Step 3: Method

Stretch the balloon with to make it easier to blow into.
Blow steadily into the balloon.

Don't blow it up to its full size, and the experiment will be easier to perform.
Tie the balloon by wrapping it around a finger first, then tuck the end through the hole. Pierce the balloon on the top at the spot where the colour is darkest. This is where it's less stretched.
Put a bit of petroleum jelly on the head of the balloon before the needle is pushed through. This reduces friction when the needle pierces the balloon's surface.
Push the skewer through the top of the balloon first, then out of the neck.

Step 4: Conclusion

Why did this happen?
Balloons are made up of lots of chains, called polymer chains that are so small they are invisible to the naked eye. On the sides of the balloon, these polymer chains are stretched to their limit. At the neck of the balloon the polymers are much less stretched, so when pierced with a knitting needle, there is enough room to allow the needle in between the chains without breaking them.

Experiment Complete!

 

The tape sticks to the rubber in the balloon and will not allow the rubber to stretch to the breaking point when the pin pierces the balloon. In other words, the tape reinforces the cross links, and the balloon stays together.

Street vendor selling chilled water and finger foods

Are you a food lover? 
 Do you buy food being display along the streets?

If yes, then, we are on the same page.

If not, then, just take a look at the content of this story and am sure you will be more inspired.

Many people are confused on how to distinguish street food, or dine-in food because in some countries street food stands, carts, and vendors are rarely seen, or doesn't even exist.

 Asia is the continent with the most street food cultures and people usually have no trouble of understanding the means of street food.
 

Aling Nena, as shown in the picture above is a sidewalk vendor selling water, candies and finger food like pop corn for more than ten years in Quiapo.

She has five children all go to school and her husband is an ordinary carpenter whose income is unstable.

According to her, she starts displaying at 5:00 in the morning and goes home at 7:00 in the evening every day.

Her husband extends help to her if he doesn’t have work so she can take a rest.

Every weekend her children take her place so she finds other job like home service to earn extra income.

Sometimes, she feels like giving up but since she has a family who depends on her, she goes on with her every day battle.

She shares that there are times where she stays under the heat of the sun and worst, even gets wet by the rain just to earn money; yet she stands still for a very good reason...her family. 

Regardless of her stature in life, she says that she is still very lucky as a person considering all the blessings that she has in life.

She is grateful for having family members like she has now who are very cooperative and helpful and who also view life positively the way she does.

She further states that life for her is a challenge that everyone needs to take into consideration; the more the downs the better person one can become.                                                       

“It is a matter of how we live our lives, not how much or many possessions we have,” says Aling Nena.

MY HOBBY

My hobby is doing computer, thinking, reading a book, cooking,  and listening to the music.


First, computer. It can be said that computer is existence to be indispensable in my everyday life.
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I do that have a conversation with friends and new information and plays a game and relieves stress through computer.

And I solve school's assignment by computer.

Another my hobby is to think.

I experience many things through thinking.

There are go to the other country and try contact with new people and guess future work.

Thinking do to make me gloomy, but make sometimes happily.

And then reading. I like to read books.

I, however, didn't like to read from the very beginning.

When I was elementary school student, my aunt gave me a novel.

I read it with pleasure and then I became love to read.

Especially I like novels because they have another world that I didn't know.

My another hobby is cooking. I love to cook.

I think I'm good cook but Many of my friends don't believe when I say that.

The food that I make is very tasty. I'm very happy when I see the person

who eats my food deliciously.

Finally, my another hobby is listening to the music.

Because it relaxes all my stress and make me feel better while i am listening to the music.


And  CCM [contemporary Christian music] is my favorite kind.
I like all the CCM, but i especially enjoy So-Hyang's songs.


That's because i am So-Hyang's  fan, but also because their songs encourage me and make me feel special.
This is why I love listening to the music.


Thanks for listening. 

I am so happy

Sometimes I want to Freedom. This is me when I lived in Ayala Albang with my friends. this place is hotel near ayala. and I went there with my friend "Deborah"she is korean and studied in Lasalls. she is smart. i lear from her alot of things.. hehe

NEW KOREA SEVEN ELEVEN CONVIENCE STORE

This is korea seven eleven! Filipinos can enter and buy there!
you can buy any thing you want.
it's little bit expensive but so delicious amd they have many things!
This store is in BFhomes, Aguire.
um.. near the ministop and my house!
I can't explian well about location..^^

PyeongChang Winter Olympics to be a massive boost for Korean economy



Banners celebrating PyeongChang’s selection as the host of the Winter Games in 2018 are hung across a road near the Alpensia Resort in PyeongChang on Thursday.

PyeongChang’s hosting the Winter Olympics in 2018 will bring massive economic benefits for the country.

According to estimates based on a report compiled in 2008 by the Korea Institute for Industrial Economics and Trade, hosting the games will have the effect of 230,000 jobs and have production inducement effect of more than 20 trillion won .
In addition, the report estimated that the event will bring about 8.75 trillion won in added value to the country.

With PyeongChang located in the heart of Gangwon Province, the eastern province is projected to reap most benefits from the event.
According to the projections made in 2008, Gangwon Province will receive production inducement effect of about 11.6 trillion won and nearly 5.4 trillion won in added value created by the Winter Games.
Of the 230,000 jobs created as a result of the event, about 141,000 or 61.3 percent will be created within Gangwon Province.
The provincial government is also projecting that 195,000 foreigners will visit the region during the games, which is scheduled to run from Feb. 9-25 2018, and purchase 490,000 tickets to various events.
During their stay, foreign visitors are estimated to spend on average 306,000 won per day, which equates to 477.8 billion won in total.
While the 2018 Winter Games is projected to have significant direct economic benefits for the country, other reports have projected that it will bring much larger indirect benefits to the country.
According to a study compiled by the Hyundai Research Institute, the economic boost the games will give Korea will amount to 64.9 trillion won most of which will come after the event.

The report estimated that in the 10 years following the event, Korea will receive indirect benefits whose value equates to about 43.8 trillion won, which is more than double the direct benefits the Hyundai Research Institute projects the event will bring to the country.

As for operations of the games, the PyeongChang 2018 Bid Committee hopes to raise some $300 million from various sponsors.


The committee projects that automakers, telecom service providers and airlines will be among the top-tier sponsors whose sponsorship will result in about $200 million in profits, with $100 million being raised from lower-tier sponsors.

As for ticket sales, the committee hopes to sell over 2.08 million tickets for the Olympic Games and about 300,000 tickets for the Paralympic Games that follow the main event.