My Take on Valentine's Day

Oh yes, for Valentine's day, I didn't do anything special. Unless you call paying my bills and opening a new bank account special, then yes. It was the day I got close with my banking officers. ^^

But hell, I've been non-celebrating Valentine's day for the past 4 years. Like I said, why should this day be different from the rest? I don't think it's because I'm single. I mean, I'd like to have my bunch of cheesy bouquet of tulips and chocolates but I'd prefer to receive them throughout the year not just on this day alone. I think Valentine's Day is overrated. If you truly want to make her feel special, surprise her anytime of the year. Not on the one day she is expecting you to.

So when I found this YouTube video of Divine Lee whipping up a mean surprise for her beau, Victor Basa. It made me feel human and charmed. It was such a cute video of her cooking some stuff for her boyfriend and it made me wish I had someone to do that to. =(

See, I'm not even being selfish. Even though it's supposed to be that I should expect to receive something from my special someone, I am thinking of ways how I could surprise my soon-to-be boyfriend on a day like today.



I'm such a hopeless romantic.

Baby Yoga: Would You Do This to Your Baby?

Okay, I don't think a lot of people have seen this video because it hasn't gone THAT viral in Facebook. But for those of you who watched Inside Edition the other night already saw this. I was able to catch the news and it was confirmed that Lena Fokina really does flip babies or as called "Baby Yoga."

As Fokina said, it was a normal practice in Russia so that they can make their babies "stronger." She even advised Americans should do this too to their babies because they are too lax with their children.

What are your thoughts?

Kseniya Simonva Sand Art

Ukrainian artist Kseniya Simonova displays her unnerving talent in Ukraine's version of America's Got Talent. With her skill for sand painting, she was able to interpret the invasion and occupation of Germany during WWII in Ukraine.

She was not armed with a great voice or the talent to dance. Her talent is so much more compared to those. Using only a giant light box, sand, dramatic music and her imagination, Kseniya was able to woo the crowd and even the judges as she did a wonderful interpretation of the unfortunate history of Ukraine through sand.

And this is why she was able to win last year's talent search. Even if I did not understand it, I felt moved by her skill. Watch video:

This is one of, if not, my favorite videos in YouTube.