WORD of the day

albeit/awl-BEE-it/; conjunction
: conceding the fact that : even though : although

Example sentence: Frank does not close many tickets, albeit he pursues them with a gusto many of his teammates seem to lack.

Usage of this word was quite common until around 1900. At that time, it kind of fell off the radar for awhile, only to reemerge after 1930 and achieve a strong comeback. Use it today when talking to an American and he or she won’t think you an oddball, honest. Just try not to say anything crazy like: Hey, I’m going to close this ticket, sir, albeit your system is still down!

Marry Me Amy ~ "When I met you" (cover) @ Renaissance 2010 Megamall

"When I met you" (cover) ~ MARRY ME AMY

Renaissance 2010, Megatrade Hall Megamall 02.21.2010

Insurance

I've tried to compare life insurance on the Internet because my friend advised me because getting one. And she's right. It help me a lot on what benefits I can get versus the amount I need to pay Insurance is important nowadays because we can never tell. It's better to get protection for my family rather than regret it in the end.

Pink bathroom

It's been a year since we had our bathroom renovated. The MIL wanted a different look and now the bathroom is pink because of the little kiddo. New sink and a Toto toilet are now installed. I must say, the bathroom looks girly and fresh. I wish it had more room for the mirror and other accessories.

upagrade

I wish all the convenient stores here have barcode scanner. Some still using the manual method and it really slows down the business and not to mention the long irritating lines on the counter. But still you wait because there's no other store available nearby. Sounds familiar? hehehe. Yes, we all have our share of miserable moments. One word.. upgrade.

WORD of the day

arbitrary/AHR-buh-trair-ee/; adjective
: Determined by whim or caprice: existing or coming about seemingly at random or by chance

Example Sentence: The network’s failures seemed completely arbitrary, going up and down at odd times all day long.

Did you know?
The Latin word "arbiter" means "judge," and the English adopted it, via Anglo-French, with the meaning "one who judges a dispute"; it can now also be used for anyone whose judgment is respected.

"Arbitrary" traces back to the Latin adjective "arbitrarius" ("done by way of legal arbitration"), which itself comes from "arbiter." Today, it can also be used for anything determined by or as if by a personal choice or whim.

MMA @ Gig studio

MMA @ Gig studio this afternoon. It was a blast! Fun chats and great music as always. We need to do this more often.

Wii

The last time we went at my SIL's house, we were busy playing wii. Especially the little kiddo who already tried all the games they have on file, like racing cars, tennis, golf, drums and many more. But she told me that she loved playing golf but the SIL find it boring hehe. I prefer playing the tennis since I know the game and I miss playing it. We might visit them again so we can play more.