Yup my dears. If only I had a lot of time to spare, I'd be having a love affair with those cute little things I love so much — beads, especially crystals. No, let me correct myself. I'd be going back to the old relationship I had with these anik-aniks which I had to let go when my other lives (work and studies) started to demand for more attention.
There's something about beads that thugs at my sense of style and fashion, so that whe
never I see beautiful accessories, I think not of rushing to where the wearer bought them, but of creating one myself, not completely copying what's in the market, but adding tweaks into my creation, so that my accessories will have something different from what buy-only fashion buffs don.Creating necklaces, earrings, bracelets and cellphone bling-blings is actually one of the things I planned to do this Christmas break. But realizing it may not be possible, I sacrificed one night to create some accessories for myself. And I'm quite happy with the things I was able to create that night, a pair of which I donned for my co-hosting stint in our company's TV program. I wish I'd be able to create some more, and give them as presents to my friends (except Salve and Tayns who, like myself, also make their own accessories) and female cousins. But I guess I may have to rush to the malls instead, and buy them something else.
Ah, Time. Must we always be out of synch? What have I done that made you hate me so?
7 comments:
I got two indentical beads here I don't know where to put Ms. Benosa.
I mean, real big beads.
Can you help?
Smile!
Please give some more descriptions:
color, diameter (or size), number of holes, and weight.
Hah!
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if i remember it right we don't measure the diameter of a sphere Ms. Benosa.
You take the circumference (?)
color? ania ti kayatmo? I can dye them...
weight? i'm sure they are heavy enough, they hang loose
har har har!
"If i remember it right we don't measure the diameter of a sphere Ms. Benosa." — Tatang
I know. I was just testing how much you've learned from your elem math. He he he.
Do you know the difference between math and trigo Ms. Benosa?
If not, better go back to elementary -grade one!
Oo naman. Trigo is under math. Huuuu!
It can also mean math tri-go. Literal meaning: math go three times!
Kayatna sawen, three times mo nga innala ti math mo! Huuuuuuuuuu!
// I hope you are referring to the "trigo -the cereal... hehehe! Awan daytoy, maiyaw-awan iti tengnga ti aldaw yors!
Now, how about geometry Ms. Benosa? Which is which is the science that measures the area of a polygon?
...be careful lady!
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