American Idol 8 : Top 8 Studio Recordings

American Idol's Top 8 - Birth Year Songs

For fanatics of AI, I would like to share my copy of the Studio Recordings of the Top 8 contestants.

So far the this is the best week for me....

1. Danny Gokey - Stand By Me by Mickey Gilley
2. Kris Allen - All She Wants to do is Dance by Don Henley.
3. Lil Rounds - What's Love Got To Do With It by Tina Turner
4. Anoop Desai - True Colors by Cindy Lauper
5. Scott MacIntyre - The Search is Over by Survivor
6. Allison Iraheta - I Cant Make You Love Me by Bonnie Raitt
7. Matt Giraud - Part Time Lover by Stevie Wonder
8. Adam Lambert - Mad World by Tears for Fears

Performances that wowed me came from Adam Lambert, Matt Giraud and Anoop Desai .

You can Download the songs here : TOP 8 Studio Recordings

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Please Vote For Me: Filipino Blog of the Week 157

I'm quite overwhelmed to be receiving this nomination for Filipino Blog of the Week 157 from The Composed Gentleman.

Friends and followers, I'll be asking for your support to vote for me on This Site. The Poll is located on the sidebar, scroll down and look at the right side where Vote Now is featured then tick the box opposite shiezar and vote.

I will appreciate it a lot if you can vote for me once everyday till the end of the week (April 19-25).

Thanks a lot, muah :)

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BAGTAG

When there is a wallet tag, there should be a bag tag, too!

The rules:
- Post a picture of whatever bag you are carrying as of late. No, you can't go into your closet and pull out your favorite purse! We want to know what you carried today or the last time you left the house.

- List how much it cost. And this is not to judge. This is for entertainment purposes only. So spill it. And if there is a story to go along with how you obtained it, we’d love to hear it.

- Tag some chicks. And link back to this post so people know why the heck you’re showing everyone your bag.

Here's my Bag :

Its a 2 yr old Guess Bag but really looks new - taking really good care of this good find. I bought it on sale at a Guess shop for just a fraction of its original cost. I cant remember its actual cost but definitely not more than 2,500 pesos. Anything more than that is a waste of money for me. Its spacious and you can really fit a lot of stuff inside and its sturdy as well.



The Contents :
It's a must that I bring all this stuff when I go out . Of course my Guess wallet- a gift from my sister, an LV imitation card holder carrying most of my IDs, credit cards, atm , reward points cards from SM, Shopwise and Healthy Options, a coin purse I bought from Sagada, a Rayban shades, small bottle of Kenzo flower and Pleasure perfumes, a lesportsac pouch containing my kikay kit, my Nokia cellphone, some keys, an alcohol hand sanitizer and my heat buster "pamaypay"

Special thanks to my GT sis utotmopink of utotmopink for passing this tag to me.

I will be passing this bagtag to my other sistahs here in the blogosphere. Hope you had fun.

• Yami of Mom Writes for a cause
• Rors of My Lefthand Corner
• Supermunchee of Supermunchee
• Bleak of Herrorayalbleakness

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A First in the History of American Idol : Judges saved Matt Giraud

Oh My Gosh! I love it! American Idol judges saved Matt Giraud.... A first in the history of American Idol.

Another chance for Matt Giraud... yehey!

He's my current fave for this Season 8.

I know there are other outstanding contestants for this season like Adam Lambert, Allison Iraheta and Danny Gokey but my heart goes to Matt Giraud.

I love his sound, i love his music! Go Matt make it to the top :)

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I've been Tagged

Its an honor to be tagged and to receive this badge from a new cyber friend
Snwqueen.

Now its my turn to acknowledge and tagged my new found friends in the cyberworld who inspired and helped me to go forward with this renewed interest in blogging.




Badet
herroyalbleakness
Bingkee C
Bhing

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Spelunking at Sumaguing Cave

Having heard so many people brag about their wonderful experience in Sagada, and exploring the Caves as the most fulfilling among the many activities Sagada can offer, made me contemplate the possibility that I might just do it. What hesitates me actually is the fact that I'm not in my best form. The last time I was in a gym was 3 yrs ago. The only activity I'm doing since then is walking. That's why I know I will be "vertically challenged". My lower body is a lot heavier than my upper body. I got huge hips and thin arms, how can I carry my weight? I know from that alone, cave connection is not for me.

So I settled to just check Sumaguing Cave and originally planned to just go down until that popularly known cave formation the " King's Curtain" and just take lots of pictures and then retreat back and wait for my companions who will go deeper where the freezing water flows. Just the thought of crossing the freezing water is enough reason for me to back out. (Then I imagined myself waiting at the opening of the cave for at least an hour, alone by myself and with a big LOSER sign on my head ... waah, no way!!! I have to give this a try) So after careful thought and ceaseless prodding by my group mates, I moved on with caution and a prayer and after a few minutes, I said to myself this is not as hard as I initially thought. Our tour guide Ben Calpi from SAGGAS group is doing everything possible to assist each one of us, be it using his body to transport us from one point to another. There are small openings that we need to fit ourselves, from which the size is the same as the diameter of my hips, ha ha - Then came this portion where there is a 2 meter long and 7 feet deep freezing cold water separating us to the other side and there's a rope that we need to cling to in order to transport us on the other side. Our guide will anchor his feet to assist our steps while his one hand on the rope and his other hand holding the lamp (see how easy it is for him, really amazes me!) While I glided with my two hands on the rope and my foot firmly stepping on Ben's foot, I really thought it was easy, until that last step - I'm almost there,ready to sit down - but instead I slipped and let loose of my hold on the rope and plunged into the freezing water. Two second of panic mode and then I emerged and then swiftly pulled out by Ben... Whoa, I made a scene and cause some panic, but what the heck, it was an exhilarating experience. The cold water is really something as if ,it has some magical power that made me energized. Well I'm proud to say, I'm the only one from our group who had the most unforgettable experience in Sagada worthy to blog about .... look I came out unscathed. Proud to have survived Sagada!!! I even have a certificate to prove it. yehey !!!

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Simon Hoegsberg Amazing Project

I love looking at good pictures and somehow dream of becoming a good photographer. This pictures taken by Simon Hoegsberg makes me more eager to pursue this dream.

Take a look at this amazing 100 meter long picture featuring different people taken on the same spot in Berlin, same time on succeeding dates....

Just looking at it gives me an overwhelming desire to be on that spot and take that great shot! You can make a great story just by merely looking at the different emotions that were captured by this amazing photographer Simon Hoegsberg.

Check out this link and be amazed

http://www.simonhoegsberg.com/we_are_all_gonna_die/slider.html

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