As a mother of three kids, am no stranger to the culinary staple that is the Kiddie Meal. In fact, one of my criteria in eating out with the young 'uns is that it should be a kid-friendly restaurant. Good ol' McDonald's and Jollibee come to mind. Fine dining slash family restos have their offerings as well, complete with crayons, drawing paper, toys and the like. Let us list a few of them that offer tempting treats. Credits to those who makethe effort to present the food well: Do you agree with me when I say McDonald's beats Jollibee in the kiddie meal game? I ... Continue Reading...
Corporate blogging 101: should your company engage in it? (Blog-O-Rama)
Note: This post is adapted from my Manila Bulletin Blog-O-Rama column for April 27, 2009. Because of the popularity of blogs these days, some companies are joining the blog mob or the blog bandwagon. There’s really nothing wrong with this. A corporate blog, after all, is another way to connect with your customers or market on another level. And a blog, if put up well, can project more warmth and candidness than a generic press releases would. It is an affordable, high-impact way to get your message across without the expense of multi-million campaigns. On the ... Continue Reading...
Judy Ann Santos & Ryan Agoncillo’s hush-hush & low-key Batangas wedding
The Inquirer's breaking news as of 9:35 a.m. today: Juday and Ryan Agoncillo say 'I do' today - no other details given. Abs-cbnnews.com also put it as happening "somewhere in Luzon." It was a wedding that was kept under wraps up to the last hour, and known only to their closest family and friends. They were celebrities, but looks like they succeeded in making their wedding a very solemn, touching affair. As of early morning today, young superstar Judy Ann Santos married her sweetheart of four years Ryan Agoncillo in a private, out-of-town ceremony - somewhere ... Continue Reading...
Aliwan Fiesta 2009: the grand float parade, & announcement of winners!
If you're a resident of Manila or just happen to be dropping by, make sure to visit the next Aliwan Fiesta. Since this year's edition is over, we congratulate the organizers and the participants for making the event such a beautiful attraction - rains, traffic and all :D Simply amazing were the floats which reflect Filipino artistry and ingenuity. What you can see here: the vibrant colors of the islands, the expert use of indigenous materials, and lovely festival queens atop the floats with dancers and musicians swinging to the beat of the rhythm. Winners have ... Continue Reading...
Aliwan Fiesta 2009: costumes and faces
Holy schmoly, it's my first time to cover a festival in the history of this blog. This is the Aliwan Fiesta Grand Parade which was held today (April 25) at the CCP Complex grounds and then culminating at the Quirino Grandstand. The erratic weather threatened to dampen the festivities, as it was raining in Manila for the past few days. So my mantra was to shoot while the sun was out and then leave early, before it became cloudy or dark. If you're a tourist or even a Manila resident, you'd surely have fun watching a sampling of Philippine festivals. Aliwan is not ... Continue Reading...
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