si Lola at si Bantay

On my way to work, I saw lola driving her tricycle, wearing her red boots... With "bantay" behind her, to keep her company on a long drive... hehehe...

but I guess "bantay" is freaking tired and fell asleep while lola is driving...

Puyat ako, who cares... Kayo lang ba pwede mag-puyat...
Don't worry di ako malalaglag, sanay ako... ---"Bantay"

Board of Directors tour...

first stop: Cainta, we met Bishop... kulitan sa sasakyan, on our way to SM Megamall... kung saan naganap ang nakakahilong paghahanap ng kapirasong espasyo para doon namin ilagak ang aming sasakyan...

2nd Stop; SM Bowling Center... naka two games din kame...
nanalo ako... hehehe...

brother's burger naman after bowling....


tapos malling... then timezone and worlds of fun...

Experiencing Paseo Rizal... Art Cuisine Music

Paseo Rizal Facade Located at Ramos Blvd., Manila East Road, Maybancal, Morong Rizal

We went to Paseo, eesh! walang tao, we are the only customer... Nakakalungkot naman, for a saturday night. Maybe its the effect of the economic bug down... But the good news was that there's a performer who will entertain us, dont know the performers name... Nice music though, its my kind of music actually, kaya sobrang enjoy ako. To the point na I went to the stage to sing with them... hehehe... But ms. lena is the bomb, sobrang galing nya kumanta, its like she sung 10 songs ata... hehehe... monster... LOL...

We had beer sausage,and the one with squid balls and nachos w/ weird salsa.. di nga salsa eh, spaghetti sauce ata... hehehe.... The place is good,malakas ang aircon, restroom is clean, basta maganda... Yung food naman, okay lang, nothing special or amazing.. ok lang, satisfying naman and cheap...

me singing... majejebs ata ako sa nerbyos... LOL...

Rizal... the Cradle of the Philippine Art... named in honor of the Philippines National Hero, Dr. Jose Rizal... land of vast resources... is where the breathtaking Laguna de Bay lies... perched on the slopes of the Sierra Madre mountain range... beautiful churches, old traditions and folklores... home to Philippines great artists... boosts of local art and music, as well as enjoyable festivals... where you can have unique cultural experience... Rizal... truly a natural beauty. -- written on the paper placemat...

Coffee Drinker Ka Ba? Ako hindi...

A friend of mine told me about the religious history of coffee, she read it somewhere and don't know if it's true... She told me that coffee was once forbidden by the christian priests. Hindi pa nila alam that time ang effect the caffeine sa tao. If wine is sanctified and used in Holy Communion, then coffee is used as non-sanctified substitute for wine, kase nakaka-praning ng utak ang effect ng kape, Drink of the anti-christ daw ito... Until finally meron isang Pope ang nagtangkang alamin at pag-aralan ang inuming ito...Nasarapan siguro ang Pope kaya agad nya itong ni-bless, dahil di naman pala ito sinful at hindi dapat ipagbawal. Simula noon eh naging pang araw-araw na inumin na ang kape sa christian world... This is cool, even coffee has a religious history...


Did you know that the most expensive coffee in the world comes from a poop of civet cat (weasel-like animal)... Disgusting!... Apparently this animals eat only the absolute ripest beans. So essentially, you’re getting a cup of handpicked, hand-shelled beans. Except instead of hands, it’s an anus. They said, the beans are roasted at hundreds of degrees then nearly boiled. There would be absolutely no smell, taste, texture, or remnants of any kind of poop... LOL...
Hmmm... I want to buy some Civet cats, some says that their pee taste like the best lemonade you ever tasted... ewe...LOL...

Bishop... Bishop... Pa-piktyur po... Pang-friendster...

Bishop pa piktyur po...

Isa pa po... pang-friendster po...

Pede kaya mag wacky pic si Bishop?... LOL...

MOST REV. GABRIEL V. REYES, D.D.

Did you know that Bishop Gabriel V. Reyes was named after his uncle Gabriel M. Reyes.

Gabriel M. Reyes is the first Filipino Archbishop of Manila , served from 1949 to 1952. Among his tangible achievements were the establishment of the San Carlos Seminary and the parochial schools. His vision to build a Catholic center was realized by his successor with the building of the Pope Pius XII Catholic Center on U.N. Avenue in Manila .