Wandergirl’s Corner has a new domain
Posted by: wanderblogger on: June 12, 2009
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Finally, Wandergirlspeaks — which happens to be originally named as Wandergirl’s Corner — is being officially launched today!
All of my blog posts here are also included in my new blog with cool widgets and fantastic background. What’s more: wanderblogger will continue blogging, but this time, will be using her dream-come-true pen name which is Wandergirl.
See you all in my new blog!
Adam Lambert’s “gay confession”
Posted by: wanderblogger on: June 10, 2009
It’s official. American Idol runner-up Adam Lambert is gay!
The confession was made via a Rolling Stone interview, wherein he openly expressed his being proud of his sexuality and in fact embracing it.
Alright, it’s not as if he’s the only fast-rising celebrity who has this little “secret” upon embarking to the limelight. But to be honest, I kinda felt my illusion of him has dramatically broken into pieces when he decided to come out in the closet and revealed a crush on fellow American Idol favorites and winner Kris Allen.
Adam Lambert’s confession followed after photos of him kissing another guy came out in March and recently another one showing him with new BF by the name of Drake exiting a bar while they held hands.
David Carradine’s death photo leaked
Posted by: wanderblogger on: June 10, 2009
It was already very depressing for actor David Carradine’s family to learn about his untimely death in a hotel in Thailand. But it is even more depressing to know that the actor’s death photo is being leaked over the Internet these days.
I have seen the photo myself and decided not to show it in this blog to give him and his family the respect they mostly deserve. Carradine’s family has expressed outrage over the publication of the Kill Bill star death photo in a Thai tabloid — where the actor was shown with his hands tied in front of him, hanging from a support bar in a closet. It was a dreary image which should not have been published anymore.
The said death photo has launched speculations that a foul play was involved in Carradine’s death, contrary to initial reports that he died of heart failure due to orgasm.
Nanny caught abusing baby
Posted by: wanderblogger on: June 1, 2009
The video below was forwarded to me by a friend in Singapore and showed to be very alarming. This is the same exact reason why I am extremely hesitant to get a maid to care for my one and a half month old baby.
Traffic magnet
Posted by: wanderblogger on: June 1, 2009
I noticed Wandergirl’s Corner stats has sky-rocketed when I started writing about the Hayden Kho-Katrina Halili scandal early last week. This only goes to show that Internet surfers are still high on the controversy. It in fact appears to be bigger than the (A)H1N1 pandemonium!
Is there really a Hayden Kho-Ruffa Mae Quinto video?
Posted by: wanderblogger on: May 30, 2009
After Hayden-Katrina, Hayden-Maricar, and Hayden-Brazilian model videos, everyone seems to be looking forward to watching the Hayden-Ruffa Mae sex video on the Internet. Unfortunately, until now there’s no trace of its existence. Hence, the big question is: “Does a Hayden-Ruffa Mae sex scandal really exist?”
A week ago I was forwarded a picture of Ruffa Mae (shown below) which is said to have been taken from a Hayden-Ruffa Mae video.
When I Googled Ruffa Mae Quinto images I found a full-body shot of this same picture (shown below). And from the looks of it, where two people were on the background (one taking Ruffa Mae’s picture and another girl), I don’t seem to take it as part of a sex video. It looks more like a backstage scene in probably one of the actress’ showbiz engagements.
Until we see one circulating on the Internet, the Hayden-Ruffa Mae sex video will remain to be nothing but rumors. So, for those curious computer savvy, keep looking, who knows you might find one…that is if there really is such a video.
Kris Allen’s “No Boundaries” in music
Posted by: wanderblogger on: May 30, 2009
A little while ago I was watching a re-run of The Ellen De Generes Show where 2009 American Idol winner Kris Allen was a guest and sang the season’s winner’s single “No Boundaries.”
Though I was still wishing Adam Lambert to have had won the competition (even after American Idol concluded) there’s no denying the fact that Kris Allen has a style of his own that charmed millions of Americans, catapulting him in the roster of elite Idols. To be honest, I am beginning to like and appreciate his vocal style, not to mention his good looks. The title of his single aptly describes his American Idol journey, from being the simple boy-next-door during his audition to being a potential top-selling singer.
Below is the video of his appearance on Ellen serenading the audience with his single No Boundaries, which is beginning to climb the music charts.
Dream wedding
Posted by: wanderblogger on: May 28, 2009
I’ve always loved looking at wedding gowns. I once asked a cousin to draw me wearing my future wedding gown. Unfortunately, I don’t remember anymore where I’d kept the copy of that drawing. But I remember exactly the descriptions I gave her as she doodles with laughter. It should look like a ball gown with so many swarovski crystals. And I should look exactly the happiest girl in the world on the day I am to wear that gown.
Who wouldn't want to look as elegant as Barbie on her wedding day?
Now in my late 20’s, I will be getting married in a civil rights between the months in the second quarter of this year. Of course, I will not be wearing my dream wedding gown. Likewise, I will not be having my dream wedding…YET.
We’ve heard it in a million different ways. Every girl dreams to have a lavish wedding (whether it be church, garden or a country-side idea). Walk down the aisle wearing the most beautiful bridal gown ever made for you, hold the best wedding reception that would forever bring you, your husband and your guests good memories, and fill the event with all the special people in your life.
But in today’s time where even the United States is suffering from some financial crisis, more and more couples would practically resort to a low-budgeted plan as there are some other things that needs more consideration in terms of building a family (raising kids, mortgages, and other bills).
To be honest, I am not an exception to that. Unless you belong to an affluent family, preparing for a special wedding entails so much time and money.
One lesson learned for me: If you’re thinking about fulfilling your dream wedding few years down the road make sure you save as soon as you start working.
This way you won’t have to scrimp because you’re thinking you and your husband-to-be will not have enough left to start a family after the event. This way you won’t have to worry about financial crisis and resort to a low-budgeted occasion. This way you won’t have to feel guilty and deprived because you can’t afford the kind of reception and wedding you’ve been harboring in your heart.
And finally, this way you are sure you have the BEST day of your life. EXACTLY the way you imagined and wanted!
Leave your comment here
Posted by: wanderblogger on: May 27, 2009
I haven’t given so much thought about leaving comments on blogs I frequently follow. Each time I visit any of my favorite blog to check on a recent post it’s always enough for me to just read an entry and then hop to another blog.
You see, I have very little interest when it comes to commenting on a blog entry or any website article no matter how interesting the topic may seem. Unless I have a question, I really won’t bother to say anything more.
It’s not until recently that I discover the wonders it can do to my own blogs and to those of other bloggers. By leaving a comment to other people’s blogs, you somehow encourage and invite them to take a peek on your own blog, which equates to driving traffic.
A little caution though, do not just leave ANY comment like “I like your blog” or “Niceblog.” Your comment should be a little more specific and concise. Meaning, tell them why you like their blog or an entry and how it relates to your interest. You’ll be surprise how some of them will be quick to visit your site as well and even add you up to their blogs list.
Hayden Kho and his never-ending sex scandals
Posted by: wanderblogger on: May 27, 2009
It’s all over the news for weeks already. The key players have become instant superstars and more are yet to come. The controversy spread like wildfire and in fact became the most-searched and indexed keywords in the world wide web. With that introduction alone, I’m sure you know what I’m talking about!
I have seen the videos myself, from the Hayden-Katrina to Hayden-Maricar to Hayden-Brazilian model, and to be honest they all looked every inch of a porn movie. I feel sorry for those girls who were unaware that they are being videotaped while doing the deed with the embattled doctor.
While Katrina Halili is hellbent in pursuing a case against Hayden Kho, I’m wondering whatever happened to the two other girls. Have they gone self-exiled somewhere to avoid public embarassment? If Hayden Kho has been placed under the Immigration watch list while the investigation is on-going, have the two ladies (also) caught in the videos managed to immediately go out of the country from being possibly summoned by the committee investigating the case?
There are still so many questions left unanswered. Who is responsible in leaking those videos? Who is this prominent person being referred to by Sen. Jamby Madrigal as the culprit of those video leakages? After his insanity plead, what else are we going to expect from Hayden Kho as the investigation progresses? With his mother alleging Katrina Halili as the one who offered Hayden drug, how far is Hayden’s camp willing to go just to extricate the doctor from his own dirty tricks?
With the many investigations being conducted now, from the Senate to PDEA to PMA, hopefully vital and solid details will come out in the end and that it’s not going to be one of those issues left unresolved. Likewise, the public no matter how fascinated they appear to be with this hullabaloo would still want to eventually see an end to all this and not just all talk from some hungry politicians aiming to get more votes in the upcoming elections.
Right now, all we can do as public spectators is to wait and see!
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