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Saturday, May 30, 2009
Isang Hakbang
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Friday, May 29, 2009
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
Guess Archie is not as stupid as he seems
A no is still a no...
As i was reading Tinki Talks' entry (which i found by happenstance while browsing nuffnang philippines),
i didn't realize that i was smiling all along until someone called my attention.
Funny that i can relate to her entry.
I never even thought that i would have said no nicely such that he will stay as a friend.
Even if there are times when i have to remind him that it's still a no,
he would just gladly affirm it and still be my friend.
Amazing!
I'm wondering if it will be a yes in the future(?).
haha
so greenwich!
Wednesday, May 20, 2009
SAGADA!!!
Spelunking in Sumaging Cave in Sagada, Mountain Province, was fun, nothing really difficult or unbearable. Yes, there was bat poop all over the entrance and the descent. The rock formations are unique. And the tunnel presented a challenge. But passage through the tunnel was an extraordinary experience for me. It may not be the same for all, but I was there with the people dearest to my heart, my children. I realized then how much I am willing to give of myself just to make the passage through the tunnel easier for them. We all had our share of slipping, stumbling, crawling, groping, climbing, swimming, rappelling, squeezing through rocks, shivering from the cold, and swinging from rope to rope. But not all experienced the same bonding my small family had while in the cave. I whispered to my son, “don't be afraid, Mama is here,” every chance I get to let him know that everything will be alright in the end. I hugged my daughter so many times just to share the warmth of my body. My children did not complain even if they were afraid, tired, and cold. Not even once.
Tuesday, May 19, 2009
Pancake House update - a disappointing update
have sent an e-mail to the address provided by jae, which happened to be the same e-address posted at the URL provided by anonymous. as you can see, i just got mailer daemon replies.
housekeeping, anyone?
Friday, May 15, 2009
Thursday, May 14, 2009
Montauk Monster
I've never believed creature stories, especially when it's from the internet. But when a friend shared a link about an unknown creature named "Montauk Monster" seen washed up along the shores of Southold, New York, I couldn't believe my eyes (and there were pictures, so). This seems too good to be true, but check out the gallery and see for yourself.
What's more amazing is that they already found one before this new one appeared.
Baluarte del Pozzino
Here are some pics of the place.
but one of the adult pools was under maintenance when we were there.
The makeshift dipper in the cubicle I used.
This reminded me of the much worse dipper in the other cubicle.
So you get an idea of just how disappointing it was? Anyway, despite the awful sight, I still enjoyed the day. Nothing beats spending an entire day frolicking in the pool, eating to my heart's content, and taking tons of pics with my family!
For more info on Baluarte del Pozzino, here are contact details:
Baluarte del Pozzino
F. Viola Hi-way, Caingin, San Rafael, Bulacan
0927-307-7543
Contact person: Lourdes del Poso
Wednesday, May 13, 2009
Did you know?
MOA map
Very nice huh? This is especially useful for those who don't really frequent the mall and just need to find a specific store/resto. So if you're going foodtripping and shopping in the huge SM MOA, better check out the site!
Pancake House - an isolated case of a not-so-good experience
Best known for delicious comfort food, warm personalized service and homey dining atmosphere, the brand Pancake House grew over the years to over 22 company-owned and franchised outlets situated in Metro Manila, Laguna and Tarlac. from Pancake House Group
We were just starting our meals when a crew started to mop the floor and kept the chairs atop the tables and the cushions against the couch. Homey, wasn't it? To add to our disappointment, i was only halfway through my meal when the crew asked if we could bill out already; out of courtesy, we did (shouldn't they be the ones who were supposed to be considerate enough to wait until i'm done with my food in that situation?). I tried my best to eat soooooo slow just to keep them waiting for my plates and utensils (the crew got my friend's already right after she's done eating). We were out of the resto even before 10pm and never looked back when they said their scripted thank yous. Yes, i was full, but it was a not-so-gratifying fullness. So sad because i like Pancake House's chicken, but at that moment, i did not taste it the way it should. This may be an isolated case only, but still, Pancake House should be responsible enough to train its staff (whether the staff be in a company-owned or franchised branch only) the way its site promotes its service. I have been browsing their site so I can send feedback through email, but i could not find the e-address; it only shows a snail mail address and contact numbers. Or, probably, i was not trying so hard to search for the e-address. Anyone who knows of Pancake House's customer service e-add? Let me know. Because Pancake House ought to know about this.
GLAZED all over!
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Saizen
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After reading an entry by Chuvaness about Saizen, I knew, right then and there, with all my cheap-buy by the bulk heart, that I have to be there. So last Saturday, after doing some recon work (running some errands), my friend and I trooped to Saizen over at the 3rd level of Robinson's Galleria to get my Wasteland Fix.
I expected to blow more money than expected, seeing that I brought my half a month's salary with me (baaaaaad idea!), but I was resilient. I gave myself a 500-peso limit so as not to end up with a handful of useless stuff and a dented savings. I successfully did that (with the help of said friend) and only ended up 650 pesos poorer.
My Saizen loot, let me show them to you.
A clear umbrella, several notebooks and kawaii notepads, and a set of cute piggy clips!
My friend says they give away clear umbrellas in Japan, but we're not in Japan, so I bought one.
Which little piggy went to market?
I wasn't supposed to get more paper products, but the giraffe notepad is so cute!
A very polite notebook.
It says "This B5 size notebook is useful and convenient. Please enjoy recording or creating with this notebook".
Whenever I hold onto the words I utter, I hear them bursting into seeds.
I hear a lot of people compare Japan Home with Saizen. I say Saizen has the edge because they allow credit cash purchases, which is very convenient. Saizen has a lot of cute little trinkets that I really did not care much about, while Japan Home is great if you want to go in and out of a place without really getting distracted.