Isabel Echevarria has been painting portraits since 1983, when she was very young. She now lives in the Canary Islands (an integral part of Spain) where she draws inspiration from its climate and clear skies.
There’s still time to show appreciation to your mother with the Mom’s Cradle package offered by Shangri-La’s Mactan Resort and Spa, Cebu.
British Ambassador Stephen Lillie hosted a reception at the Cebu Country Club in honor of Moya Jackson, member of the British Empire, on her retirement as the British honorary consul in Cebu.
SOME WEAR power suits and power heels and rule in the corporate world, while others prefer more sensible flats and reign in their respective homes with all of Martha Stewart’s skills and none of her prison history.
The dire state of politics in this country has bred a generation of cynics, and we admit that sometimes we are among them.
Myra Gonzalez asked friends and close relations to join her for Sunday lunch at Casino Español de Cebu to mark her birthday. Heading the list were her children Inma and Paolo Manguerra with their brood—Santi, Paloma and Ignacio.
Guess who came to dine at one of the city malls? Shoppers and diners were surprised to see President Aquino on Thursday night, checking out a restaurant, renowned for its eat-all-you-can dimsum buffet on a conveyor belt, at The Terraces of the Ayala Center Cebu.
The Cebu Chapter of La Chaine des Rotisseurs held a two-day “grand chapitre” presided by Honorary Consul of France Michel Lhuillier, Bailli Delegue for the Philippines, and his wife Amparito Llamas Lhuillier, Baile de Cebu.
It was Feb. 11, 1998, and a very special day for Cebu. For the first time in its history, the reigning King and Queen of Spain were coming for a visit that lasted a few hours.
Whether it’s Bryan Adams singing about the Summer of ’69 being the best days of his life, or jazz legend Billie Holiday crooning about how “the livin’ is easy” in Summertime, there’s certainly no other season as ode-worthy as summer. Even tropical folks like us who are no strangers to generally high temperatures all year round still get giddy at the thought of the sunniest season upon us.
How to get there: Take the bus from Victory Liner Cubao terminal; the fare going to Baguio is P445. If you’ll be coming from the Pasay terminal, the fare is P455. Deluxe buses with lavatories and more comfortable seats cost P715 one-way.
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