Showing posts with label philippines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label philippines. Show all posts

Friday, July 25, 2008

Emergency Landing in the Philippine soil

"Qantas Jet made it's emergency landing in Manila today".

It was a relief knowing that no one got hurt and although traumatic, still God is in control!

While I was searching for the news online about Qantas Air having it's emergency landing in Manila, Philippines, a little weird but I found two similar events that had happened three years prior to this incident. One in Osaka, Japan in August and one in Kolkata, India in October in the same year. Both had an emergency landing and were reported to have smokes in the rear side of the plane that caused it's engine's mishap. I don't know how to speculate it but you be the judge.

Thursday, July 24, 2008

Where's my mango?

Mango Shake and Coconut Shake

What I like about the Philippines is that the country is abundant in terms of fruits. Mango, Durian, Marang, Guava, Mangosteen, Banana, Pomelo and a lot more are easy to find. Although some fruits like Durian or Mangosteen are seasonal and can be a little pricey at times but the rest you can eat as many as you like.

Tuesday, July 8, 2008

Pinoy gatherings

Here are some photos I took at the reunion we had the other day... Pinoy food does exist. For gatherings here in the U.S. filipinos hardly eat what they are used to. Those people who wants to learn their names, I'll be more than glad to share what they're called. Let me know.












Friday, June 13, 2008

My Davao Pride.


Last month, I got the chance to see my hometown, Davao City. It's only been a year since I left but it felt like I missed a lot of things. There were a lot of restaurants, more infrastractures that opened. I can tell just by seeing those places while taking the cab from the airport. I missed everything from grilled tuna, ki-ni-law (ceviche) and, of course, durian. The following night, I was itching to stroll around downtown. I went to the People's Park. I've been hearing about it before coming to Davao City and now I'm actually inside that place. There were people taking pictures with those statues in their background. A lot of small kids running, playing and just purely happy. I was just there in awe with so much pride in me that my hometown have grown so far, and yes it's still growing. Now that I am back here in the U.S. I feel like I'm missing a lot of things once again. Aside from the people that I'm going to miss for sure, my family and friends, I will miss the food a lot, but the next time I come back, a lot of structures that's going to be built that I won't be able to recognize anymore. I'm just really happy for the opportunity.
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Thursday, June 12, 2008

summer lovin' :)



Filed vacation leave. Approved. Yay!
You could already see yourself when you close your eyes every time you think about beach, the heat and, sand. Ah! so lovely! what a nice scene that is! Don't forget to sip your smoothie while laughing to your heart's content. Ha- Ha- ha. In the mean time, your boss is calling you. One more week!