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Tuesday, February 8, 2011

We had to feed ourselves during our honeymoon so we went to check out Memory Lane, a quaint restaurant off the main road, and Fire Lake Grill in Cliffhouse. We got to Memory Lane through a P20-trike ride which was an impossible way to get to Antonio’s that’s why we did not get to have dinner there. So now, we’re practicing driving with the most patient teachers Mommy Sha and Daddy Vic. And I think I’m getting better, thanks to the motivation that is unreachable-by-commute: Antonio’s.

Anyway… we just had coffee and potato wedges in Memory Lane, so I don’t think I can give a worthy review, just this: that the coffee tasted like the ones Kuya Oliver brews at home, and that the potato wedges had little cheese on it. The coffee was special because it tasted good, but I drink that every weekend at Ciudad, and for free, so it’s nothing worth paying for anymore. As for the potato wedges, we asked for additional cheese and we were charged an additional P80 for that. Nyek. We later had dinner at Fire Lake Grill where it was uber expensive and dark.

memory lane inside

vintage stuff for sale

cute restroom

witty sign

see? cheese too little. you can never have enough cheese. hehe

syempre may pikchuran!

kelangan ipakita ang tsinelas

maternity shot ftw!

good mornings

Friday, January 21, 2011

I know I still owe some supplier ratings (the good ones na, promise), but I just find our morning ritual really interesting. Sa Monday na lang yung ibang supplier ratings. :D

It’s a sweet learning process, living with each other, and our weekday mornings make half of me want to go to work full of inspiration, while the other half of me just wants to stay at home.

I get up a little earlier, around 15 minutes ahead, to start fixing breakfast and to heat water for my bath. Once the water is ready, Gail gets up and continues making breakfast, while I take a bath and get ready for work. We then eat breakfast, Gail takes a bath, and I wash the dishes and prepare our lunch. Then we’re off to work.

I, love, the, married, life.

breakfast in bed at The Boutique, YUM in many ways

bridal shower with my girls

Tuesday, November 30, 2010

I have six blog entries that are waiting for me to pound on, and there are no excuses in blogging (not even cramming for a wedding that’s happening in about three seconds. Ay weeks pala.) So allow me to start this blog rolling again as I put my hands together in an apology for slacking off.

Because why in the world did I delay writing about my bridal shower with my best girlfriends in the whole wide world right? Here, here. The second bridal shower that I’ve attended so far, and I’m the bride! Made me think I’m marrying earlier than most people my age, but hey (soul sister), the wedding is in three blinks. I mean weeks! No time to back out! ;)

Gail and his mom Tita (soon to be Mommy) Sha helped my girls deceive me into going to Makati for a girls’ date with Tita Sha and Feb, Gail’s baby sister. I got a little nervous, because Tita Sha and Feb are Gail’s girls, and it got me thinking “Maybe they’ll tell me to not hurt Gail ever if I don’t want to lose my life.” Anyway, the less paranoid self simply said yes to the pseudo-date and marched to Makati one Saturday.

When I got to Landmark, I received a text from Tin, asking me where I was and who I was with. I told her I had a date with Tita Sha and Feb. She told me to stop where I am because she’s also in the area and has something to give to me. So I stopped at Landmark and waited for Tin. When she got there, she put on me the pinkest of all pink veils, and Eyna was there to take a picture!

suprays!

So while I was drying off my tears of joy and surprise, they explained to me everything. I didn’t have a date with Tita Sha and Feb. I had a date with my girlfriends. It was fun of course, and a bit kinky because it was a bridal shower. I’m looking forward to the next bridal shower in the barkada, ako ang mag-oorganize! Hehe.