Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts

Monday, April 21, 2008

hardcore

Things had been getting boring lately that whoever call/s or text/s me, I am more than willing to go somewhere else.

What a life doing nothing this summer.

Events last Saturday:
- ate with a friend and a newer friend at Gerry's Grill in TriNoma;
- watched Forbidden Kingdom;
- had a drinking session lasting the next morning;
- followed by coffee and cinnamon at Gloria Jeans.

Again, the drinking session turned out to be another emo and rant session, focused mostly on relationships.  

Why are we in this type of situation? Are we not capable of holding on to somebody without running away? The irony of all these things is that at a personal level, I can always give the better advice to persons that need them; and they are always enlightened and thankful about the advice.  

Talk about the ultimate I don't practice what I preach type of guy, when it comes to relations.

Tuesday, May 15, 2007

Ultimate Forbidden

We all have ultimate fantasies about things around us...

Things that would make us look good...

Things that would make us comfortable...

Things that would make us live happily ever after...

Things that would make our lives better.

Unfortunately, it does not happen. That is why it is called a fantasy.

Reality really [sometimes] sucks.

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guest artist Meghan Murphy for multiplexcomic

Friday, April 13, 2007

What an Eat-Fest

Summer is already here in the Philippines. One indicator of how hot this part of the the country is, would be the increased demand of halo halo. Halo Halo is actually a traditional summer cooler in the country made of sweet beans and mongo beans, a blend of fruits (for homemade ones, the combination can be limitless), evaporated milk, shaved ice and a scoop of ice cream. I actually had one at Chowking one really hot Monday (sans the ice cream). It was a refreshing treat!



A few hours later, I and a friend went to Chocolate Kiss Cafe in UP Diliman. I ordered a chocolate chip cheesecake (described in the cafe's menu as a New York-style cheesecake with semi-sweet real chocolate chip morsels) and of course cappuccino (combo of espresso, hot milk and milk foam). The combination of cheesecake and cappuccino is surely a match to beat foodwise. With the ambiance of the place and a good conversation to boot, it surely was a good way to end the day.

And I think I will be doing this often this summer.