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Here's my first Wings On The Go. I ordered Chili Fries and Macho Burger and to my delight they arrived earlier than expected :) 

All these for Php190 and Php40 delivery fee. Well what do I think? Not bad for the convenience. And the taste? Well... so they say... these truly satisfy the palate!

If you are craving for some grilled burgers or home cooked Buffalo wings tonight, Wings on the Go will be very willing to satisfy your craving. Visit and like their Facebook page for the full menu :) And remember to put in your order and have your appetizing WOTG delivery in the next 30 minutes :)

To order you may contact Aye or Lionel at 6513051 and 09265332794. You may also choose to pick up your orders at #1136 Third St., Carebi Village, Angono, Rizal.

**WOTG Photo from Wings on the go Facebook Page

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A sweet moment at Uniqlo...

My boyfriend grabbed some Cardigans and asked me to try them on. This one's the winner :)

This is really soft and smooth to touch :)

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I've been very busy these days partly recovering and finishing some articles... meeting deadlines, meeting people... Anyway, I took some time to change my Facebook cover photo to this:

"Love like you'll never be hurt..."

Truth be told, I'm still figuring how to live by this quotation. How can I really love like I'll never be hurt? Mostly I'm on guard. It's frightening to take a chance on love but that's what I'm doing now... I hope to realize soon it's all worth taking the risks.

Guess what? I'm eating fish balls- Twenty-peso fish balls from a street vendor. Oh well I am so happy it rained...

How have you been?

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Happy Mother's Day to you who endured 9 months of weight gain and never-ending months of unconditional love :) In the deepest level of my heart, I wish for your happiness as much as you wish happiness for your children. May God give you more good days of strength, faith and gladness :)

Photo from Virginia School of Traditional Midwifery

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You dance like Steven Tyler...

You wear a 5-year-old pair of worn-out sneakers and a 2-year-old T-shirt…

You own an odd set of expensive guitars... recording equipment... a keyboard... and a kiddie toothbrush...

You easily cry...

And you never wanna go bungee jumping with me...

You take so long to fix your hair in the mirror...

You are obsessed with your hair...

But you dislike your pictures...

You hate coffee...

And you forbid me singing in the bathroom...

Yet I stay with you...

Because we're both strange...

You make me cry all sorts of cries...

I make you cry...

Then we laugh in a little while...

Our occasional, inexplicable weirdness fascinates me...

And assures me... 

That in bad periods we can always figure a new flow, 

Together.

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My boyfriend surprised me about us going to Aerosmith Live Concert in Manila :) It was insanely sweet! When he told me about it I was ecstatic. Apparently we both have the same thoughts--seeing them perform live these days matters because they might (you know... because they are really old now...) retire :) Steven Tyler's 65 and Joe Perry is 62... Imagine it's been 40 glorious years in the industry. I wonder how they were able to establish such attachment to musical success over the past years. So I tried to watch some interviews.

By the way, if you don't know or if you haven't heard of Aerosmith I'd suspect you're an alien. But since they have a new album now, I guess their fame would've have reached your region by the time you read this post. But just in case you are a reclusive alien, who owns a laptop and who happen to drop by my blog, here's a video about them:

So, last night we had the best concert of our lives :) Not performers though...

Concert was up at 9:30... one and a half hour delayed... anyhow, we enjoyed the opening performance  of Rivermaya! Seemed like the Fair days in UP :) But much sweeter because when "214" was played, I got a hand to hold.

After 5 songs and some mash-ups, the wicked band played! Boom! My long kept screams escaped so hastily. FYI, my boyfriend enjoyed my screams :) 

Steven Tyler and Joe Perry sharing the microphone :)

Joe Perry is AMAZING

The whole night we sang and danced... I loved holding hands with my boyfriend. It's utterly romantic.

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ABSOLUTELY YES!!! You just need to find a Salon who knows well how to deal with fragile or damaged permed hair...

I got my hair permed 6 months ago. Here are some photos of my hair treated with TRADITIONAL PERMING. It's not that I regretted getting one, just that recently, the temperature in the Philippines had been seriously high, I felt the urge to remove my curls. Hence I went to a few salons in my hometown and asked some stylists to rebond my hair. As I expected, they all refused. They said exposure to more chemicals will kill the permed parts of my hair so unless I have them cut, rebonding is utterly impracticable. I thought that made sense. I don't want to worsen my hair condition so I was cool with waiting for my perm to grow out.

For a while I got over with my rebonding frustration, until last Tuesday when I met my friend Joy at the dental clinic. Her hair was everything I would want my hair to be in Summer. I must have whined a lot about my hair that she immediately called the Salon owner of Queen's Beauty Salon, Ms. Ann Hernia, and referred me. After my dental appointment, I went straight to the Salon and yes, had my hair rebonded and experienced a Brazilian blowout for the first time.

I'll post a separate entry about the details of my journey back to chemically straightened hair. In the meantime, let me share with you the after treatment photo and video :)

So here's my hair after my first wash... didn't use blower or hair iron. Just let it dry

I washed my hair with water (didn't shampoo), conditioned with iCure for about 5 minutes, towel dried, and here's the result:

My hair remained straight. The permed parts didn't rubberize at all. The hair shine is normal but better than what I expected. The strands are soft to touch. The feel is so light... All in all, I think the Hair Rebond plus Brazilian Blowout at Queen's Beauty Salon did some miracles to my head and by far, the best treatment my hair has ever had. 

I definitely recommend Queen's Beauty Salon for everyone who has hair worries. Trust me, once you go there, all your worries will go away and you'll be left with an AMAZING hair!

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Good news travelers! 

There's a PHP 150 reduction on the standard international passenger terminal fee (PTF) for passengers departing for international destinations from Clark International Airport in Pampanga. This started October 5, 2012, following the announcement from CIAC (Clark International Airport Corporation) to cut international passenger terminal fee from PHP 600 to PHP 450. 

LET'S FLY!!!!!

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Whoever said my frizzy permed hair is hopeless, s*#% it! Now I have straighter thin hair :) Thanks to the Brazilian Blowout of the Queen's Beauty Salon-Metrowalk-Ortigas!

with awesome Queen's staff (Sir JP, Ms Elaine, Ms Ning) and the fabulous owner Ms. Ann

Thank you Sir JP, Ms. Elaine, Madame Venus and Bernadette for taming my hair from root to tip. Thank you Ate Ning for my awesome nails. Thank you Ms. Ann Hernia for the superb accommodation... Your assistance defines excellent customer service!

***HERE'S MY HAIR 2 DAYS AFTER THE TREATMENT, AFTER MY FIRST WASH*** 

The Queen's Beauty Salon pampered me like a queen for a day!!!

I will definitely write an advertorial soon about their products and services, also about the trending Brazilian Blowout ♥ and will absolutely frequent to the lair! 

AGAIN, THANKS A BUNCH! 

***The price range for Brazilian blowout is P4,000 to P13,000, depending on the length and thickness of hair. If you're interested I'd be very willing to give away my five vouchers (or you can get one from Metrodeal or other promo sites) for an incredible discount at Queen's Ortigas this May :) Just send me a message :) Ciao for now! :)

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Pinag-isipan ko pang mabuti ano ba talaga ang problema ng Pilipinas. Bakit sa ganda at yaman ng ating bansa, sa talino at kakayahan ng mga Pilipino, sa pananampalatayang ipinapakita ng publiko at kagandahang-loob na taglay ng bawat isa sa kaibuturan o sa kaliit-liitan man, bakit ang dilim pa rin? Kahit na sinasabi ng Meralco may liwanag ang buhay? Bakit malungkot pa din kahit nalunod na ang virtual at physical walls, maging ang mga mugs at t-shirts ng It's more fun in the Philippines? 

Alam ko din naman ang sagot. Mahirap lang talakayin kasi nakaka-stress. Isa pa wala din naman akong malaking magagawa agad-agad para masolusyonan ang problema. Mahabang panahon pa ng pakikipagbuno kay Juan Tamad at pag-unawa sa bright minds nina Kuling at Pising... 

Yung pinag-uugatan ng problema ng Pilipinas yun din yung pinagsisimulan ng problema sa isang relasyon, sa pagkakaibigan, sa kumpanya, sa eskwelahan, sa pamilya, sa sarili higit sa lahat... napaka-kumplikado. Kaya buntong-hininga maya't-maya... Pero sana wala nang "bahala na si Batman". Sana matiyak ang tutunguhin at ang mga dapat na makamit... 

Mag-eeleksyon na naman. Ang sakit sa ulo.

Sana wag ma-over power yung natitirang porsyento ng mamayang Pilipino na tunay na umiibig sa Pilipinas. Yung kahit hindi kabisado ang Panatang Makabayan, o kahit hindi madalas naka-Barong Tagalog, sa isip, sa salita at sa gawa, totoo ang damdaming makapaglingkod sa bayan. Kahit kakaunti sa bilang, nagsusumikap tumulong sa lahat ng posibleng paraan ng pagtulong, sa lahat ng bahagi ng Pilipinas... Walang hidden-agenda. Walang hinihintay na anumang halaga kapalit ng serbisyo maliban sa sweldong matuwid nilang tanggapin. 

Sana mahalal yung mga taong 'matino' parang mahikayat din nila ang bawat Pilipino na magtino at ang mga kapwa nasa katungkulan na magtino. Ika nga nila, 'lead by example'.

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I feel so weird. There are many people I don't want to talk to and foods I don't want to eat. I guess I'm getting freaked out by what's about to happen. And I don't even know what it is. Freak. I deactivated my Facebook account and reactivated it the following day... Actually the cycle has recurred thrice already... what's up with me? Well, truth be told, I've grown tired of Facebook. The past days I felt so bored looking at my news feed, reading the same things again and again. In addition, the number of my friends increased and now more people should be understood especially when I dislike their posts... I know I should just remove them from my account right? But it's easier said than done. I know I am whining. And I am terribly sorry.

I want to think this is all because of the weather. The heat has this huge effect on me and I'm not liking it. It brings migraine and mood swings...

I MISS THE RAIN ;(

By the way, I was supposed to go to Alabang earlier today but I didn't. Instead I went to a book sale. I love books. I admire how authors weave their words almost perfectly. I wish I could do the same.

Even if I've whined about the weather, I must admit, summer is love. And now my heart exclaims. SUMMER IS LOVE! SUMMER IS LOVE!

A couple of days ago I got my plane ticket to Singapore. I feel stressed though because I need to go to Bicutan again. But this time I'd be getting my final clearance. At long last! I'd make a separate entry about how DOST scholars can get themselves cleared from service obligations as imposed by DOST. Again, thank you DOST for your financial assistance... but sorry I can't deny the fact that the whole process is just utterly stressful!

On the lighter side, I am happy because I'll be with my boy friend again. Haaaay... I really miss my boyfriend, good thing I can see him when I ask him to come here (well that's partly true... only when he can get his days off)...

Days of distance and longing are cold and lonely... anyway, we'll be together. So what the heck.

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Just a small serene moment I fondly cling to...