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Monday, December 24, 2007

Marriage Is God's Idea

I'm delighted to write about marriage because my younger sister is soon to tie the knot.I knew that trying to understand God's will is difficult but biblical guidance is a lifesaver.

You may feel reluctant to turn to the story of Isaac and Rebekah for guidance, but it contains priciples that can really direct the Christian. Consequently, these principles take a lot of stress and worry out of wondering if one is on the right track. Genesis 24 presents it: 1. God clear the way ahead. 2. Entrust the choosing to God. 3. Wait until you see the harmonization principle. 4. You will recognize that God has chosen. 5. Handle signs carefully-watch for God's guidance to be confirmed. 6. Others will witness and follow the right things in life too.

Thursday, December 6, 2007

Fruited Sticky Rice With Coco Jam

Ingredients:
2 cups glutinous rice (malagkit)
1 can(439 g) DEL MONTE Fiesta Fruit Cocktail, drained (reserve syrup)
1 tsp iodized fine salt (or
1 tbsp iodized rock salt)
1/3 cup thin coconut milk (second extraction)
2/3 cup thick coconut milk (first extraction)
25 drops green food color
1 tsp sugar
1/2 cup ready made coco jam
banana leaves

Directions:
1. In a bowl, soak rice overnight in the refrigerator. Drain then combine fruit cocktail syrup, half of salt and coconut milk. Mix well. Transfer into an 8”x8”x2” pan or glass dish. Cover and steam for 25 minutes.

2. Stir remaining salt into the thick coconut milk. Divide mixture into 2 portions. Add food color to one portion. Set aside.

3. Scrape the steamed rice and divide into 2 portions. Mix one portion with the plain coconut milk and DEL MONTE Fiesta Fruit Cocktail and sugar. Mix the other rice portion with the colored coconut milk. Place rice side by side back to the container. Cover and steam for another 30 minutes or until rice is cooked.

4. Line square pan with banana leaves. Transfer the cooked rice into the pan. Alternate the white and green rice to create a marbled effect. Press rice down to compact it evenly.

5. Line with banana leaves. Press with a heavy object. Let stand for 10 minutes. Cut and serve with coconut jam when firm.

Wednesday, November 21, 2007

Do It Today!

Just this morning my co-teacher has a problem about her new teaching assignment for about one month. She will be assigned in a far barangay for one the teachers in our town met an accident and he has to undergo operation on the head wherein he will be confined in a hospital for a longer period of time.Miss Dolotina was a local paid teacher for she is not yet a permanent teacher.She is earning 3,000 pesos (Philippine money) per month. The sad thing is she will be the one to shoulder the fare expenses which a little bit expensive for she is going to ride a motorcyle back and forth to reach the station. Her salary is not enough. She has to insist her rights that another teacher should be assined there for the nereby school was over-staffed.The problem cropped-up becasuse our principal play favorites.Miss Dolotina do it today,air out your sentiments and stand what is right and fight for it.

Thursday, November 8, 2007

Blogs

My sister introduced me to blogging and here I am. Please feel free to visit the following links below to get to know them better!

Nita's Random Thoughts
Thomas Travel Tales
Thomas Web Links
Thomas Digital Services
Thomas Colorful World
Lillianna Rose Jenelle
Erlinda Senial's Corner
Erlinda's Wandering Thoughts
Famous Lyrics Collections

Monday, November 5, 2007

Erap Pardoned

After 1 and half month of Erap's guilty verdict from plunder case he is now pardon by President Gloria Arroyo. I guess the entire nation was saddened of this news. It seemed that justice of this country is denied for those who are influencial and powerful.

Do you think that a 70-year old ex-president can do good for our government? Before he is reluctant to accept pardon from PGMA for he insisted that his conscience is clean.He is also claiming to serve our Country the best he can for the rest of his life.

I'm saddened with the very early proclamation of pardon to Erap Estrada for it showed that justice is useless to those who are rich and powerful.How about those who are poor and not influencial? Are they sailing the same canoe?