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Just As I Promised…

These are the people that made me happy. I will post your links by batch (25 links maximum). We’ll see if Friday will be available and I will post a list again. To all of you guys, thank you so much for following my blog. It may only mean a click or link to you but to me, it made me feel special.. and numbers don’t lie..

Fedhz of Home Buddies
Gene (or Teacher Jennie) of Her and History
Niko’s Girl of ONLINE TRENDS Now!
Ask Ms Recipe of Ask Ms Recipe
Annie of A Nice Place In The Sun
Clarissa of Kizuna
Grace of all about life
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Yashiro of Yashiro’s Opinions
Dedicated Christian of DedicatedChristian.com
Glynis of New Book Blogger
Arvin Ello of The Intersections & Beyond
Cornyman of All about Babies and Kids
Mauie Flores of The 24-Hour Mommy
Hopeful of My Thoughts in Daily Living
Beng of Beng’s Entertainment Spree –
Benok the great of katingisip v2
Fun Jewelry of Fun Jewelry –
Daisy of Life Needs Retouches Too…
Kat of Candles, Crafts and Whatnot
Dana Telecom of All About Telecommunication Stuff
Enchie of Sweet Nothings
Brandyellen of Writings of a WAHM

Stacie, Brad, Dorothy L, Rache.. they followed me too, only, I can’t find their links. If you to drop by guys, Thanks!

To Fedhz and Gene.. sorry guys, just posted your links now.. some glitches or I overlook your name.. and even if you will not follow me, a mere sight of your names on my comment box can make me happy..Muah!
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NIDO FORTIFIED EXPERIENCE

waiting for the show to start..

pigging out before the lecture

Dr. Armando Lee talks about Astronomy

Planetarium experience

Darkstar Adventure

The NIDO FORTIFIED Science Discovery Center held (August 15) the Gala Premier of the Darkstar Adventure, in lieu of the celebration of the International Year of Astronomy. The Darkstar Adventure is the latest planetarium film that touches astronomy on a very childish way. The film involves animated character and a “lost in space” adventure. The film made science more exciting and fun.

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We had the chance to watch Darkstar Adventure yesterday (part of my parenting style). At first I was worried that Chico (my one year old) will make a fuss inside the planetarium (so we sat somewhere at the back). I had with me my 6 year old and 4 year old boys (and my first born, hubby).

Darkstar Adventure is a story about Subrah, Sweeps (the robot) and her father. They have been on a dying planet for three years and Subrah was bored, and as she puts it, the sun (the planet’s sun) comes up, her dad measures, the sun comes down, her dad measures. Sweeps on the other hand was more concerned with sweeping and making the place dust free as much as possible. Then it was time to go home. The planet’s sun is about to explode. Due to some events, Subrah and Sweep was left behind. Now they are faced with more adventure than she can imagine. Will Subrah and Sweep survive the blast? Or can they find their own Stargate to escape the blast?

Chico loved it. He loved the effects and the stars and the lights. The movie rating for a one year old? thumbs up. The boys loved it too (even the hubby). All in all, the movie is a great way to help the kids understand the nature of space and stars. The animation of the characters were very apt for the wild imagination of the kids. I guess it was the sound effect that made Chico amazed the whole time. The presentation of scientific facts about space was done in a way that even 6 year olds can understand. I recommend Darkstar Adventure to kids (and kids at heart too) of all ages (yes even 1 year olds). The funniest part was the two boys were delighted that they did not fall asleep (they did when we watched Transformers 2). And yes, that is more than a compliment, coming from kids with short attention span.

Catch the Darkstar Adventure in NIDO FORTIFIED Science Discovery Center at Mall of Asia. For more information and ticket reservations, call 556-2153