Leaving India

By now I have four days left before I leave for Singapore-Davao. My vacation and travels so far are really worth it. I have seen many beautiful and unforgettable places and people. And what is important is that we enjoyed our time together, hubby and I. I am not yet done though, seeing the Taj Mahal, Baby Taj, and the Agra Fort, and riding a camel and elephant were almost enough. Tomorrow and the next day I will be touring around the city of 20 million people, Mumbai, with hubby’s driver as tour guide also. See you around.

I am a top earner

I was chatting with my sister today, and she said that one of my aunts said that “I am top earner on the internet!” Lol! Such an exaggeration! 😀 How I wish! And she also said that another relative told everyone about it! Ohmy! It is funny, magdilang anghel sana sila. I know po na this is just temporary for me while I’m not going to the university yet. Even when I will not blog that time, I will still do journals, so I guess it is okay with hubby 😉 .

Civilian airplanes’ anti-missile system

Hubby is a frequent traveler, and every time he travels, of course there is that extra concern for his and the whole aircraft’s boarders’ safety. But it seems we will have less worries soon, for up to three American Airlines jets will be outfitted this spring with laser technology being developed to protect planes from missiles fired by terrorists. The anti-missile technology was developed for military planes, and U.K.-based BAE Systems PLC said Friday it won a $29 million contract from the Department of Homeland Security to test it on passenger planes, but not on regular flights. The technology is intended to stop a missile attack by detecting heat from the rocket, then responding in a fraction of a second by firing a laser beam that jams the missile’s guidance system.