In another running event with a cause, National Book Store in partnership with Dingdong Dantes and YesPinoy Foundation (YPF) hold “Book Run” which solicits books for schools affected by recent calamities.
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The 4th World Pyro Olympics (WPO) starts today, Nov 21 and will have 5 weekly fireworks shows until December 19, 2009.
Nov 24 Update: World Pyro Olympics 2009 Rescheduled
This year’s host venue is at Fort Open Grounds, Fort Bonifacio Global City in Taguig, Philippines.
If your summer was cut short due to the early rains, fret no more. Sanuk’s 1st ever Sandcastle Competition will be held at the Bonifacio High Street this Saturday - May 9, 2009.
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Two days ago, we reminisced on last year’s Trinoma Food Tour. While today, we once again go back 365 days ago on the Seredra & Bonifacio High Street Food Tasting Tour.
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Yep, Krispy Kreme just leveled-up your Original-Glazed-fanaticism by tapping the chocolate enthusiast in you.
As if the original Krispy Kreme glazed doughnut was not delightful enough, they now added a layer of decadent chocolate, and called it the Chocolate Glazed Doughnut.
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I was immediately ecstatic the other day upon hearing about this food writing workshop called “The Power of Pen” happening on March 19-20 at the Fully Booked, Bonifacio High Street, Taguig.
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Let me get this straight, there’s a reason why TGIFriday’s Mocha Mud Pie was featured first in this chocolate series. It was an unforgettable dessert.
I tried it for the first time during TGIFriday’s Obama Inauguration Party which was celebrated worldwide in all countries with their franchise. It was a night of barista exhibitions and [...]
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5 men, 3 months, 9 countries, and 45,000 pesos are what constituted a group of Pinoy (Filipino) Backpackers in their recent travel.
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“Everyone Can Travel.” This includes you and every single Filipino. [ Sago as well =) ]
The Pinoy Backpacking Festival starting 6pm later will include free workshops, forums, and a booklaunch. It will also feature an exhibit on backpacking from different countries. Free lectures include travel photography, travel sketching, and packing 101.
A visit to Cuillère will give you a slice of France, French food that is.
Chicken a la Creme
I tried one of their newer main course - Chicken a la Creme. Drizzled with truffle oil and some mushroom, the chicken leg & thigh comes with a generous serving of herb-buttered linguine.
I appreciated the meal in general [...]
