This photo was taken when we were in Subic last year. We had an early morning walk by the sea to breathe fresh air. The three kids enjoyed the water while their mommy is watching over them. There's no other pure love than the love of a mother for her child.
We have to show our love for our mothers now that they are still with us.
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Book Lovers
Bookay-Ukay
55 Maginhawa Street UP Village
Diliman, QC
Where you can find second hand bargain pieces of various genres. The young and artsy owners refuse to call it a bookstore. Instead they refer to the piles of reading materials in the shop as "inspired art installations". It aims to inspire and push more young people to read quality magazines, comics and of course books.
Here you can sell, trade, leand and borrow art, biograpy, fiction, self-help and new age books.
Bound Bokshop
105A Scout Castor St.
Barangay Laging Handa, QC
Owned by five members of the National union of Journalists of the Philippines. It claims to have "the best collection of new and read books". It has over 1,500 titles, 65% of which are pre owned. As independent seller, the owners sell their quality accumulated items, from imported selections to local works. at rates lower than bargain books. Their shelved occupy a spacious area designed in light bright hues, lending to an ambience of learning and knowledge. Books can go as low as P5 on sale period.
Popular Bookstore
305 Tomas Morato Ave., QC
Popular Bookstore has countless library and reference books, specialized and general books on arts and literature, engineering and the sciences, film, gender studies, health and sports , management and finance, mass communication, philosophy, political and social sciences, psychology, and more. The shop has three floors and more selections for bookworms.
The Book Fan
www.thebookfan.net
The Book Fan is trendy online bookstoe offering over 4,000 titles to busy, net savvy individuals. Their online catalogue spans across various genres such as fiction and fantasy, graphic novels, travels, lifestyle, Philippine literature, religion, pop culture, business, arts, children's literature, and more. They also have collectible Marvel an DC comics and mainstream bestsellers. Payments are done through Payeasy system which allows users to purchase using their credit card, ATM accounts, Globe G-Cash, Smart Money, Paypal and Western Union.
55 Maginhawa Street UP Village
Diliman, QC
Where you can find second hand bargain pieces of various genres. The young and artsy owners refuse to call it a bookstore. Instead they refer to the piles of reading materials in the shop as "inspired art installations". It aims to inspire and push more young people to read quality magazines, comics and of course books.
Here you can sell, trade, leand and borrow art, biograpy, fiction, self-help and new age books.
Bound Bokshop
105A Scout Castor St.
Barangay Laging Handa, QC
Owned by five members of the National union of Journalists of the Philippines. It claims to have "the best collection of new and read books". It has over 1,500 titles, 65% of which are pre owned. As independent seller, the owners sell their quality accumulated items, from imported selections to local works. at rates lower than bargain books. Their shelved occupy a spacious area designed in light bright hues, lending to an ambience of learning and knowledge. Books can go as low as P5 on sale period.
Popular Bookstore
305 Tomas Morato Ave., QC
Popular Bookstore has countless library and reference books, specialized and general books on arts and literature, engineering and the sciences, film, gender studies, health and sports , management and finance, mass communication, philosophy, political and social sciences, psychology, and more. The shop has three floors and more selections for bookworms.
The Book Fan
www.thebookfan.net
The Book Fan is trendy online bookstoe offering over 4,000 titles to busy, net savvy individuals. Their online catalogue spans across various genres such as fiction and fantasy, graphic novels, travels, lifestyle, Philippine literature, religion, pop culture, business, arts, children's literature, and more. They also have collectible Marvel an DC comics and mainstream bestsellers. Payments are done through Payeasy system which allows users to purchase using their credit card, ATM accounts, Globe G-Cash, Smart Money, Paypal and Western Union.
Conservation and Recycling Information
Did You Know?
7,500 trees are used for the Sunday edition of the New York Times each week
Recycling aluminum uses 96% less energy than it takes to produce the same amount of the aluminum from raw materials
Recycling paper uses 60% less energy than manufacturing paper from virgin timber
Recycling one glass saves enough energy to light a 100w light bulb for 4 hours
What You Can Do At Home
Recycle everything you can; newspaper, cans, glass, aluminum, motor oil, scrap, metal, etc.
Look for recycled and environmentally safe products and packaging whenever you shop
Use reusable containers to store food
Install a water saving shower head
Have your water heater insulated free of charge by your utility company
Burn only seasoned wood in your woodstove or fireplace
Try to use phosphate free laundry detergent & soap
Avoid the use of household pesticides
Write to companies that send unwanted junk mail… have them take you off their mailing list
Increase your awareness of conservation issues, share them with your family
What You Can at the Office
Use scrap paper for informal notes or messages
Print things on recycled paper
Re-use copier or printer paper when possible
Post memos and communications or route a single copy instead of making multiple copies
Start an office recycling program for paper, cardboard, aluminum, etc.
Car pool, take public transportation, or ride a bike to work.
7,500 trees are used for the Sunday edition of the New York Times each week
Recycling aluminum uses 96% less energy than it takes to produce the same amount of the aluminum from raw materials
Recycling paper uses 60% less energy than manufacturing paper from virgin timber
Recycling one glass saves enough energy to light a 100w light bulb for 4 hours
What You Can Do At Home
Recycle everything you can; newspaper, cans, glass, aluminum, motor oil, scrap, metal, etc.
Look for recycled and environmentally safe products and packaging whenever you shop
Use reusable containers to store food
Install a water saving shower head
Have your water heater insulated free of charge by your utility company
Burn only seasoned wood in your woodstove or fireplace
Try to use phosphate free laundry detergent & soap
Avoid the use of household pesticides
Write to companies that send unwanted junk mail… have them take you off their mailing list
Increase your awareness of conservation issues, share them with your family
What You Can at the Office
Use scrap paper for informal notes or messages
Print things on recycled paper
Re-use copier or printer paper when possible
Post memos and communications or route a single copy instead of making multiple copies
Start an office recycling program for paper, cardboard, aluminum, etc.
Car pool, take public transportation, or ride a bike to work.
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