Cutty

I first heard about Philip Stein watches when Oprah included it in her Favorite Things. I got mine for my birthday and paid for it in installment. I just finished paying for it when I gave birth to Johann. Due to some unknown reason, I can no longer find the watch in my bag. I am not sure if it was stolen in the hospital or here at home by a maid. I haven't bought a watch since then. ---------------- This afternoon, I was going around Landmark and saw these Aren't they cute? They are called Fruitz watches. These are from the makers of Philip Stein so they also make use of the same Natural Frequency Technology that made the dual time zone watch famous. I just don't know how one can get the fruit essence from the timepiece. I think I know what to get next. Looks just about right for an everyday watch.

We acquire so many things in our lifetime. Most of which are found in our closet. Not only do women have to keep our wardrobe up-to-date, we'd have to secure items for child-bearing and nursing. I am quite thankful that those living in Manila do not have four seasons to contend with. As I was going through my stuff, I have made piles of what needs to be given away, kept for future use and what may be brought back to the world. Thanks to breast-feeding, I am slowly going back to my pre-pregnancy size. There were some realizations along the way: ...I used to fit into size 8 bottoms or Medium tops. ...It is time to organize another ACS garage sale. ...I am making room for future purchases. ...I am relieved that my shoes are kept in a separate closet. ...I really need to get a closet organizer to fit more items. What was most striking about this process was seeing the watch box that I buried underneath the pile. I have forgotten about it. That was exactly my purpose of burying i...