from Elizabeth Gilbert's 'Eat, Pray, Love':
"We have hands; we can stand on them if we want to. That's our privilege. That's the joy of a mortal body. And that's why God needs us. Because God loves to feel things through our hands."
Friday, March 12, 2010
The Red Shoes: A Love Story
It's actually a movie of many love stories. Graded A by the Cinema Evaluation Board. Now showing in local theaters!
premiere night in SM Megamall, 06 March 2010
premiere night in SM Megamall, 06 March 2010I love the musical score!
Saturday, March 6, 2010
Asian food I recently tried
Japanese halo-halo
At Kozui with some college friends for after-dinner coffee/tea/dessert. I tried their mango anmitsu- Japanese halo-halo with bola-bola made of malagkit (glutinous rice). Photo below (but there's a better-looking photo here). Didn't really like it. Hehe. Next time I'll just order the ice cream/yogurt minus all the sidings.
Kozui's Mango Anmitsu
Meaty Kikiam
One lazy Saturday, Ronjie suggested we try this Taiwanese street food place he saw along Granada St. (a.k.a. Gilmore Ave.) And so we had early dinner there. I had their meaty kikiam rice meal (kikiam with rice and some vegetable siding). Sarap! And it's meaty nga. Gusto ko nga mag-take out ng kikiam eh. Yen Yen Taiwan Street Food is located along Granada St., East-bound side, just past the bridge, if you're coming from N. Domingo.
it's a small, maybe 20-seater place, shared with a car parts & accessories retailer
my nabawasan-na meaty kikiam rice toppings meal
cross-section of the meaty kikiam
(this photo taken with Ronjie's so-much-better phone camera)
Kikiam (again) and Chicken Mami
Discovered a cool sort-of hole-in-the-wall mamihan in Trinoma, thanks to Roy. Ma Chicken Mami House, across Cinemas 3 & 4. :)
heartwarming chicken mami (I love noodle soups!)
kikiam rice toppings
huge pork siomai (2 inches in diameter!)
I noticed that all the food photos posted are bawas na. Haha! Happy eating, everyone! :)
At Kozui with some college friends for after-dinner coffee/tea/dessert. I tried their mango anmitsu- Japanese halo-halo with bola-bola made of malagkit (glutinous rice). Photo below (but there's a better-looking photo here). Didn't really like it. Hehe. Next time I'll just order the ice cream/yogurt minus all the sidings.
Kozui's Mango AnmitsuMeaty Kikiam
One lazy Saturday, Ronjie suggested we try this Taiwanese street food place he saw along Granada St. (a.k.a. Gilmore Ave.) And so we had early dinner there. I had their meaty kikiam rice meal (kikiam with rice and some vegetable siding). Sarap! And it's meaty nga. Gusto ko nga mag-take out ng kikiam eh. Yen Yen Taiwan Street Food is located along Granada St., East-bound side, just past the bridge, if you're coming from N. Domingo.
it's a small, maybe 20-seater place, shared with a car parts & accessories retailer
my nabawasan-na meaty kikiam rice toppings meal
cross-section of the meaty kikiam(this photo taken with Ronjie's so-much-better phone camera)
Discovered a cool sort-of hole-in-the-wall mamihan in Trinoma, thanks to Roy. Ma Chicken Mami House, across Cinemas 3 & 4. :)
heartwarming chicken mami (I love noodle soups!)
kikiam rice toppings
huge pork siomai (2 inches in diameter!)I noticed that all the food photos posted are bawas na. Haha! Happy eating, everyone! :)
Zakumi
Dropped by the Travel Expo in SMX 3 Fridays ago, with the hopes of booking a promo flight to Batanes. Lines were too long and I had to be in the airport by 5:30pm for a flight (to Davao naman), so wala rin nangyari. Haay. The afternoon wasn't that disappointing naman because I got a photo of Zakumi (the 2010 World Cup mascot) anyway:
He's a leopard with green hair. :D
He's a leopard with green hair. :D
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