Life insurance or life assurance is a contract between the policy owner and the insurer, where the insurer agrees to pay a designated beneficiary a sum of money upon the occurrence of the insured individual’s or individuals’ death or other event, such as terminal illness or critical illness. In return, the policy owner agrees to pay a stipulated amount called a premium at regular intervals or in lump sums.
OMG! Is this for real? I was like having goosebumps all over my body while watching the video. Scary! Eeeeeeeek!
Don’t you know that internet recruitment websites can actually help you find the job you’ve been longing for? Yes, you read it right. They simply offer job seekers with the opportunity to find jobs anywhere they want, may it be locally or even internationally. Continue reading »
Just like the Chinese, Native American has their own animal symbols too. Many Native American cultures have the belief that a person is assigned an animal upon the time of birth. I checked mine and I found out that I belong to the Crow / Raven — people who have this animal symbol were born from September 22 to October 22. Here’s the interpretation:
Highly enthusiastic, and a natural entrepreneur, the Crow is quite a charmer. But he/she doesn’t have to work at being charming – it comes easily. Everyone recognizes the Crow’s easy energy, and everyone turns to the Crow for his/her ideas and opinions. This is because the Crow is both idealistic and diplomatic and is quite ingenious. In nurturing environments this Native American animal symbol is easy-going, can be romantic, and soft-spoken. Further, the crow can be quite patient, and intuitive in relationships. Left to his/her own devices, the Crow can be demanding, inconsistent, vindictive, and abrasive.
Source: www.whats-your-sign.com
Remember my post about my hubby’s goal for 2010? Well, I am proud to say that his diet thingy is improving. LOL. Just this morning, instead of eating chorizo and porkchop for ‘brunch’ (breakfast + lunch) which was served by our cook, he chose to eat the fish instead. Continue reading »