SCRUTINIZING A MAN

We ladies have the eyes of a hawk whenever there’s a man worthy of our attention. Is his hair curling already for the cut he is sporting, does his nails have dirt under them or maybe deserves a manicure, did he get all those whiskers off with his shaving,…and is he wearing the right outfit for the event you are in. This is when our being a mother hen to its chicks comes out. We have this urge to take care of him! We want to help him get dressed. There’s the so-called “keen eyes” to what’s right and what’s wrong to dressing up. We ladies almost always know better than men do. Not only to the latest craze or fashion, but where to get them, which is appropriate, which is of good quality and worthy of the value. Leave it to them and they end up getting a poor quality at such a high price.

Then the mother hen gives in to the “toys for the big boys”. Showering him with whatever possible; ranging from the very car or bike to its parts and accessories. In this case, we should know where to get them. Now it’s not so hard because you can find them in the comfort of your home. Shopwiki.com is a dream come true solution to us 24/7 wife and mother, catering to our every whim.

ANOTHER “IN” THING

Whooshing bikes passing you by! May it be the usual motorbike, big bike, or a scooter...name it, we have it. It seems that Filipino’s don’t just go with the phone craze or whatever techie gadget they get hold of, but goes to as expensive as bikes, and even cars.

With them visible in almost every street all over, though mostly in the Metropolitan Manila, it’s a wonder how can that be when we are considered to be among the third world countries.

It’s not surprising that it is also as it was in other more developed countries. In fact, it is nice to see these single men and women enjoying life and what they earned with their day to day work. BUT WHAT IS ALARMING is the increase in fatal accidents and lost lives in these bikes. Not just their lives but those unfortunate individuals that get caught up in between.

Forgotten responsibilities with too much “fun” makes it “no fun”. Traffic regulations and safety measures should be followed because these were made to be “IN” all the time.