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Wednesday, August 22, 2007

a car? or a grand ball?



A girl who was turning 18 was asked by her dad what she wanted for a birthday gift: a car? or a grand debut party?

She opted to have the latter and she got it----one grand evening of pure ecstasy where she was the center of attention, when she was treated like a princess. The debut party was held by a poolside with the pool covered by pink and white balloons, a huge pink swan at the center.

Saturday, May 26, 2007

2nd birthday party




My granddaughter and I just returned from a birthday party which a neighbor was having for her daughter who turned two today. It's a simple family affair type of gathering wherein visitors consisted of very close friends and relatives. We were neither, but since our houses are next to each other, we got invited.




Iss Jones, the birthday girl, is half-Filipina and half-American. Her father is an American while her mom is a true-blooded Filipina.




The party was jovial with two major games which made the kids scream with excitement as they tried to grab for the goodies that they were supposed to catch.




Dewey, my grandkid, went home delighted with a balloon and a bag full of candies as her loot.


Here's wishing the cute and pretty little Isabel a very happy birthday!

Tuesday, May 15, 2007

Underdressed for her prom?




What is it to be underdressed during your prom?




In today's standard, a winning prom gown is one that transforms the wearer into an ultimate beauty, like the magic gown worn by Cinderella to the ball which elicited "oohs and aahs" from both genders, making her the center of attention.




Who does not want to be the center of everybody's admiring eyes? Every girl would want to look her very best during her prom night. And every mother would want her daughter to be the most beautiful on that very night. Mothers would go far and wide looking for the right couturier and designer who could whip up the most elegant gown for their precious darlings.




One such mother thought she made the biggest mistake of her life in consulting the wrong gown maker for her daughter's prom gown. When the design was shown to her, she knew she shouldn't have listened to her. But the gownmaker succeeded in the end to convince her that the gown fitted her daughter perfectly.




The evening of the prom came and the mother was there to see how her daughter compared with others. She was standing next to me and I could hear her muttering, "My daughter is underdressed. My God, I couldn't forgive myself for this. My daughter Annabel is so underdressed". When I looked at the group of gorgeous girls in princess-like gowns, I immediately spotted her daughter and understood what she meant.




While all the other girls were wearing layers and layers of expensive-looking gowns, full blown or gowns fully bursting out occupying much space, the daughter, who I recognized for she was my student, was wearing a gown shaped like a pencil, straight, and slim. It looked very economical, probably using only a meter and a half of cloth for the entire gown.




It's not just the cloth or the number of meters that was so obvious in that gown but it was the "total effect", how it made her look in comparison to all the others around her. She looked like an understatement, she was there but not really. In other words, because of the economy or slimness of the gown, she became lost or almost non-existent.
When everybody else's gowns are screaming with layers of expensive cloth, and yours make you look like a log in vertical position, then you're simply underdressed.




Wednesday, May 9, 2007

Happy, happy b'day to Racheldarcy!







It is the birthday of a Mylot friend by the name of Racheldarcy and she is turning 34 today. Isn't it the coolest age to be? To Rachel, happy birthday!!! Another Mylotter happens to be celebrating her b'day today--happy natal day to Suryaxxx!

Tuesday, May 8, 2007

hat party







When my granddaughter had her first birthday we decided it to be a "hat party" because it was the easiest and most practical theme that we could think of. Guests were only required to come wearing "any" attractive hat. We encouraged the kids to don their most fabulous hats in order to win cool prizes.. During the party one number was a "fashion show sort of" making the kids just walk in front to show off their spanky hats. From these kids we chose one boy and one girl to win "best hat". We rented some playground facilities so kids will have more fun.

Monday, May 7, 2007

like a princess


To look, feel, and be treated like a princess is a dream-come-true of every debutante. That is why the event of turning 18 is a much-look-forward- to day by girls of all types. After all, a girl is only 18 once that is why today, the debut is one of the most popular social events which cost parents a fortune. One girl who was approaching 18 was asked by her dad what she wanted when the day came. She was given only two options: a car or a grand debut. She chose the latter. Her dream debut venue was at a poolside where everything unfolded like a fairytale coming to life. Pink and white balloons floated on the pool and the debutante came out from an arc of balloons where she was met by the members of the cotillion who were all dressed elegantly to complete the fairytale effect. It was one fantastic night for everyone.

Sunday, May 6, 2007

themed parties and invitations


Today's party-organizers would prefer a themed party so everything will be in harmony, from the choice of the venue, invitation, cake, backdrop, costumes, give-aways, program, and the likes. When anticipating to celebrate your child's or mom's nth birthday, it is advisable to plan out at least two months away from the scheduled celebration. Give time for the printing of the invitation and its distribution. Ideally, invitations should be sent at least a week before the occasion. Less than that might find invited people refusing because of appointments and other schedules. If you can circulate the invitations two weeks earlier so much the better, but don't forget to remind them by phone a day or two before.