Chemist Dad

October 17, 2014

Simple Token From Pilpinas Teleserv

by Allan D

Good to be back! After almost a month, finally, I was able to give a short update.

Two weeks ago, I received a message from Pilipinas Teleserv asking for my mailing address for they will be sending a simple token in celebration of their 14^th anniversary. I tried to search what is Pilipinas Teleserv first. Mahirap na magbigay basta-basta ng address. It is where I requested a NSO copy of our Marriage Certificate.

On Senior Citizen’s Benefits at Jollibee

by Allan D

Just like I mentioned two Sundays ago, we had our lunch at Jollibee and tried to use my MIL’s privilege of being a senior citizen.

It goes like this:

I reloaded an amount of 700 to my Happy Plus Card fisrt so I can earn extra points upon purchase of our food. Then I ordered set meal (good for 4 persons) which consists of 1 bucket chicken (8 pcs), 4 spaghetti, 4 regular fries and 4 regular drinks worth 699 and shown MIL's senior citizen ID.

Family Day Sunday: Father and Son Bonding

by Allan D

After attending the mass, Mommy together with MIL went to the doctor’s clinic for the check-up while Matt and I went to World of Fun in Waltermart, Sta. Maria, Bulacan to spent a Father and Son Bonding.

After I bought tokens, Matt was not beside me and found him already riding on the mini-train which he called “Thomas” waiting for me to put the first token on the slot.

Matt in the train

Short Post on Parabens

by Allan D

Few weeks ago, Mommy told me that there is one brand of multivitamins for growing kids that contains paraben. Yes, paraben, the one that is commonly found in cosmetics products. We immediately read the label of what Matthew is using. We felt relieved when we found out that there are no such compound his multivitamins.

Parabens are commonly used as cosmetic preservatives like shampoos, moisturizers, gels, make-ups and toothpaste as preservatives and even used as food additives. Again, FOOD ADDITIVES.

Accidental Tour on Calamba Baywalk

by Allan D

On my visit at the house of Rizal’s, I accidentally landed on Calamba Baywalk. I was looking for a parking area near the Rizal’s house ng medyo nakaramdam ng tawag ng kalikasan. I kept on driving in search for a gasoline station. I also saw a sign board that the same road leads to this place. I got excited and since the Rizal’s house is still close that time, I decided to take a short look of the Baywalk.

I was excited as I go near the place because of the full view of Mt. Makiling. But when I reached the place, my first reaction is: “Eto na ba yun? Parang napabayaan na ang lugar.” Most of the lights in the post are already broken, vandalism is just a common thing on the walls and posts, and the water in the lake is already black.