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This planner is very professional. Unlike other planners, this offers "special pages" that mainly focuses on goal/career planning. It helps the user to achieve his/her goals by jotting down those goals in and  the planner helps by providing a daily checklist whether the user has applied any specific ways in achieving the goal in a day-to-day experience.

I'm also impressed that this planner has included a page dedicated for "The things I'm grateful for" and "The things that make me happy" simply because it's unusual for any planner to have this feature. I find this as a helpful reminder to everyone that apart from all the struggles we will be going through in the succeeding days, it is important for us to take note of good things more than the opposite as this could help us in having a positive look in life.

This is basically how the monthly and weekly tables look like. From the picture above, you can see the weekly/daily view of the month. Each day, it advises one to have 3 priorities listed for the purpose of efficiency. Below, you can see the monthly view. Every month, we are influenced to have at least one new habit which could help us in achieving our goal. Those little circles on the page indicates a check list to see whether we have practiced the new habit we're trying to achieve.

The last thing I really like about this planner is the inspiration it gives to the user almost every week through the number of quotes you see from cover to cover. Here's a gif of the quotes every month. The proceeding pictures are some of my favorite quotes which I found inside the planner.

I was supposed to be blogging about my 3rd day in Hong Kong but unfortunately, I am not happy with the outfit shots I took because I had my photos taken at night. I'm planning to re-take those photos probably tomorrow and post the blog entry by Thursday or Friday.

For now, I hope you guys enjoyed my planner review. 

We had to be eaten by a Mickey Mouse themed train in order to reach the resort. Not for long, we arrived at Disneyland. It was really early by the time we got there. We decided to be early birds because we wanted to have a photo in front of the entrance without a pool of people in the way. It's just too unfortunate for us to not have my brother that day since he got sick.

Side-by-side shops! My kind of mall strolling gig!

Since we came early, we had to fill our stomach with something. Would you like to share with me this Mickey Mouse Waffle? I'm sorry, I've digested it already about a week ago :)

Believe it or not, Pluto is my most favorite Disney character. Why? Well, it's interesting that he is the only animal who can't talk. I wonder what was on Walter's mind why he decided to mute Pluto and make him as another animal's pet when Goofy can freely talk and stand just like the rest of Mickey's gang.

Aurora's (Sleeping Beauty) Castle. This is the place where the fireworks display was held.

Toy Story land! My favorite place! 

We went to Adventure land and went straight to Grizzly Gulch just to have my face on that wall! See, spell childish!

Here's a photo during the fireworks display. I wasn't able to get a better shot because of those people in front of me.

Moving on the the outfit post. I wanted to wear something casual and comfortable especially when I tend to get all hyped up with the rides I could enjoy. So, I wore a pair of shorts, simple top and a pair of rubber flats so I could run around without having to kill my legs and feet! Oh and for the beanie, well, to keep my hair in place. The wind kept blowing my hair all over my face so I put it on.

I initially wore a coat because it can get really cold in the morning. Like I said, we went there really early. I took it off in the afternoon since I can already bear the not-so-cold temperature.

High-low Aztec top from Apartment 8 | Shorts from Next Jeans | Mary Jane flats from Crocs | Random Accessories from A Thrift Shop in CDO, Philippines | Printed Scarf from SM Department Store Accessories | Watch from Wize and Ope 

For my next post, watch out for this!

My first day in Hong Kong for 2012 would probably best described as FUN and TIRING at the same time. It was really fun because I got to stroll around the city in the hope of being able to buy some gifts for myself and, family and friends. Unfortunately, the fun part was just about 45% of the overall experience because walking from place to place for the whole day wasn't just my style. I mean, I walk and even run around our subdivision for cardio but wandering around this big city was different. Anyway, I did have a great time in Hong Kong this year!

We stayed at Tsuen Wan for 5 days, in L Hotel Nina et Convention Centre to be exact.

You can go directly to a mall called Citywalk located right just outside the hotel. Well actually, that mall is also connected to it. Outside and at the center of the mall, you can find their Christmas-themed decorations, well suited for the Holidays!

Noodles, noodles, noodles. I've been eating this for about a week. No, not everyday though.

I walked around the streets of Tsuen Wan and here's the market place.

When I came back to the hotel, I brought home these cute bags from New Town Mall, a mall located a bit far from the hotel. Yes, I can walk at least that much! These bags only cost $50.00 EACH. I'm currently using the rucksack bag for school. Perhaps, these two might be my greatest thrift buys for 2012. 

For the first day in HK, I wore this super breezy attire. It wasn't that cold during that specific time so I was still able to wear sheer clothing. Basically, I wore something super comfortable because I had to walk around for hours. I don't know what'll happen to my feet and legs if I wore wedges... Although I find wedges comfortable to use, it is still preferable to wear flats if you want to enjoy strolling.

Sheer Long sleeved top from Weekender | Yellow Skinny Pants from Hangten | Sequined footwear from Fitflop | Stacked bracelets from A Thrift Shop in CDO, Philippines | Digital watch from Wize and Ope

For my next post, let me give you all a preview. Isn't it too obvious already? :)

My family and I flew to Manila to celebrate Christmas day because it has been about 5 years since the last time we went home to celebrate the Holiday. When we got to Manila, we went straight to our Grandmother's house and not for long, we visited Lola Onying's house for the yearly reunion and the whole FAMILY came! 

Although not ALL came, I'm still happy to see my cousins, godfathers, godmothers, god-siblings and such! 

I really am so happy to see them. What a great way to celebrate Christmas! I'm looking forward to see them again next year.

The next day, my family and I went to Hong Kong for a trip. Our flight was scheduled in the afternoon. To kill the time and break the ice, we took some photos while waiting for our flight.

Oh but before I proceed, let me share a video of my crazy sister doing the moon walk! haha!

Here's the view from the hotel. Our room was located on the 55th floor, allowing me to capture bird's eye view shots like this.

For my next entry, I'll be putting up my first outfit post for this year! Teaser? Here you go!