One Eastwood Avenue makes it perfectly clear. It’s the one – the only one – for you. Set on the best, most prestigious location in Eastwood City, your modern address tells the whole world you’ve arrived. And with two towers rising high, high above Eastwood Avenue, it epitomizes where you are in life. Tower 1, [...]
Dominador B. Mondragon Jr., who identifies himself as president of the Consumer Rights Organization Philippines Inc., says he is saddened by the story that the lowly galunggong (GG), the so-called poor man’s fish, is now imported.
It has been a yearly ritual for moi to fly to Boracay with my favorite airline, the reliable Seair, for the traditional New Year Countdown, palanggas, having done it for nine years, all thanks to my pal, PR wonder man Louie Cruz, and close friend Freddie Olbes. Only Louie could have created the magic!
Style is one word Carlos Arnaiz, a Filipino-American architect based in New York, tends to avoid when asked to describe what sets him apart from fellow practitioners. And he has a good reason to do so.
With all the gadgets we’ve got working for us, we’re now saddled with all kinds of chargers that can make for an untidy collection. Here’s one economical and simple way to get those wires uncrossed and more organized.
If you are looking for somewhere exciting to take your family, you don’t have to look farther than the newest ride at the Amusement Park in SM Mall of Asia (MOA)—the MOA Eye, better known as the giant ferris wheel along the boardwalk behind MOA.
Lucky Pasig City residents. It seems their local government is truly concerned about their health.
The old Sulô Hotel has been reinvented as Sulô Riviera, a boutique hotel with elegance, sophistication, and unparalleled taste in uptown Quezon City, dahlings.
A reader asked if I had photographs of the herbs mentioned last week. Unfortunately, I don’t. Later, I will give the scientific names of the plants so readers can Google them if they want to know how they look.
It just had to be the grandest and totally enjoyable happening at the end of 2011. Moi is talking about the UST Christmas Concert Gala, which kicked off the closing ceremonies of the University of Santo Tomas’ one-year celebration of its 400th anniversary, dahlings.
After the merriment is over, what do you do with the empty bottles of happily consumed wine? Don’t throw them out just yet. Keep a few of about the same size, and shape and use them as candleholders. To make them even more interesting for friends and family, place stickers on them with handwritten greetings or guests’ names. Here’s how:
