Simeon Benigno Aquino III, 15th President of the Republic of the Philippines. The wait is finally over. We now have our new president. It was just proclaimed yesterday at the Batasang Pambansa. It was another unforgettable part of history to have the son of the late president Cory Aquino to also do her part before. Of course we don’t expect that he will do the same thing that her mother did. The people of the Philippines are now expecting much from him because of our present situation. We are really hoping that his first 100 days will give an impact to the people and will also bring a big change in  the history of the Philippines.

There are foods that we can directly put in our face to make it beautiful. It is cheap and a natural alternative to expensive creams and medications. These foods are rich in natural minerals, astringents and natural softening agents that gives healthy alternatives to modern cosmetics. So, are you ready to be beautiful?

* Grated Potatoes. Putting grated potatoes as poultice to solve skin blemishes, wrinkles, boils, pimples, acne, and black heads is very effective and time tested. Use this once a week to find clean clear skin over the long term.

* Pure Almond Oil. It is an excellent source of natural moisturizing agents. In case you are suffering from dry and itchy skin, just massage it on your face and other exposed arms and legs using pure almond oil. This oil nourishes the skin and can lighten scars and blemishes. This is an excellent all the year around tonic. Use this regularly to have a smooth clear blemish free skin.

* Fresh Fruit of Apricot. Apply this to your face from ten to fifteen minutes. This is an effective solution to itching and sunburns. This natural remedy can help to minimize various rashes and eczema. Use this everyday for 7-10 days to find effective relief.

I have a nephew, his name is JJ. He’s only 9 and on his 5^th grade this coming school year. Since JJ was a baby, he likes electronic toys like remote controlled car, robots and he is also fond of playing jigsaw puzzle as early as 4 years old. We were very much impressed in his talent in playing. Now, he finds it fun to destroy his toys before and getting those parts that he can use to create another toy. Like for example a speed boat made out of straws, paper and packaging tapes. When he gets tired of assembling those toys, he will get back on the 500 piece jigsaw puzzle that my sister gave. To see him so interested in those things makes us proud. I know that when he grows up, he will not have a hard time knowing what he really wants.