A mother, a loving wife, a friend (in person or cyber), sister, daughter and a slave.
Movie junkie (horror,comedy,romance, action, adventure,sci-fi)
If given a chance I'de like to be a cartoonist or a person working in an advertisement firm.
Thu, I am currently working in (company name here) for almost eight years now, I still loving and hating it.
I don't give much attention to other people's lives I have a lot of things to attend to rather minding others' business.
At night / dawn is my relaxation time, when everybody is asleep, I read or watch movies, I believe that I have to set down all the negative things that I absord during the day.
During free days (holidays, day off) my always priority is to have a quality time with my son and daughter.
Betty’s Bakeshop Lasagna (Php 60.00)
I don’t know what got in to me and my officemate Didith we were became addict in eating lasagna, not just any lasagna but the lasagna in Betty’s Bakeshop! If there’s a time for us to visit BB we would. We tried different establishment looking and desiring to discover a better one but to no avail we haven’t found.
According to Kumareng Wikipedia Lasagna (singular, pronounced [laˈzaɲa] in Italian; plural lasagne pronounced [laˈzaɲe]) is both a form of pasta in sheets (sometimes rippled, though seldom so in Italy)…
Everywhere I go there’s a food!
From simple bangketa(street side), to canteen to malls to splendid restaurant. In general we Filipinos love to eat, as for Cebuanos they can’t get enough of Barbecues (chicken, chicken feet, adidas,walkman(pig ears),betamax (chicken blood), IUD (not the contraception, it’s a chicken instestine! yes I know your imagination is working) and helmet (chicken’s head) funny even in food’s name we Pinoy are very creative.
By the way, one of my favorite food street is Tempura and fish ball, yum yum yum delisyoso, I simply can’t get enough of them.
Lasagna in BB
There are some variety of Pinoys’ food that I posted years ago in here; http://www.geocities.com/rpmirc/interest.htm.
Nothing would be more tiresome than eating and drinking if God had not made them a pleasure as well as a necessity. ~Voltaire
