P3 and Q6i: Cherry Mobile Phones on Sale for 5 days

Five more days before December begins and what is the good way to spend (cash) the remaining days of November than getting discounts on gadgets like Cherry Mobile Phones.

P3 and Q6i will be on sale from November 26-30, 2010, so if you’ve been wishing to have any of these phones, starting tomorrow is the best time to buy them on Cherry Mobile dealers and stores nationwide.

Buy Movie Tickets Online Via SM Cinema

Just in time for the showing of “Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows” in Philippine movie houses, SM Cinema has pulled off its own magic trick cast to Filipino moviegoers—rendering the ability to avoid long lines by buying movie tickets online.

And if you’re charmed and thought of trying this new service to watch “Harry Potter And The Deathly Hallows,” you’ll not only witness the battle of wizards but you’ll also take with you, any time from November 18 to December 17, 2010, a free premium movie magnet. You may share you’re experience if you bought movie tickets online and watch in any SM Cinema, just don’t give much detail about the movie.

Whether I have to wait in line or opt for the convenient online purchasing, I’m determined to find out whether “the boy who lived” will overcome all the threats whose mastermind is seeking eternal existence. I really have to watch it this week because it’s the only antidote for my intermittent wondering about the spellbinding story.

D12, Another Economical Dual SIM Phone by Cherry Mobile

It’s raining cellphone sales! Just last week cherry mobile had a 3-day sale of D36 and this week from November 19-21, 2010 another dual SIM phone, yet cheaper, is available nationwide—for only Php 999, D12 can be yours. With this rebate, I can add D12 to the list of cheap cherry mobile phones worth less than a thousand pesos.

Grab D36 for a Cheaper Price

Halloween sales of Cherry Mobile are over but more stashed-price phones are yet to come as the merriest holiday of the year nears. In fact, today is the start of the 3-day sale (Nov. 12-14, 2010) of D36, one of the dual SIM phones of Cherry Mobile.

Midori no Makibao

Can you guess what kind of animal it is with white coat, dumpy body, two big nose holes, and sparingly-haired tail? Would you believe that this creature is a horse, by the name of Makibao. Last year I chanced upon this anime through my school-aged cousin; I was passing by his house then I’ve heard “Hashire Makibao,” its soundtrack.

Ever since I enter the threshold of adulthood, I rarely watch anime; but the child in me is so much persuaded by his odd look (there must be something special about him) that I asked the airing schedule.

Freerice: Help Without Spending

Today I intend to write for a cause. I strongly believe the need to mention again a method of helping without spending—Freerice. A year ago I first share this opportunity to help in 3 Grammar. Let’s have a brush up of what Freerice is all about.

Play and donate are the words that best describe the site: every correct answer from your chosen subject (for example, grammar, vocabulary, and geography) enables you to donate 10 grains of rice. The advertisers pay for all the grains that are given for free in different countries.

Recently, I found out that Freerice becomes interactive, that is, participants can communicate with each other. You can create a profile (not to miss for your link building) so as to track how many grains of rice you have donated; such addition inspires me to frequently play. Based on the total, you can imagine how many people you’ve helped while fighting hunger in the world.