Friday, July 10, 2009

They Cause Scenes... Yet Entertaining!


Improv Everywhere is a group of top-secret talented agents who makes unexpected scenes in front of the innocent and busy pub. Normally, this wacky group is based in New York City, where thousands of workaholics are found. Their mission is to... uhh... mainly entertain - make people smile in the midst of their serious work. Or else if not, you just consider them as "a group of weird people who needs attention."

This is my favorite among their other missions. I pretty enjoy their musical.



Other missions include MP3 experiments, suicide jumper, surprise wedding reception, slo-mo home depot, and a lot of surprising missions you will surely react, positively or negatively.

Love 'em? Visit their site: improveverywhere.com and watch their mind-bending and ridiculous videos.

Thursday, July 9, 2009

My Photo Awarding Sharlene San Pedro At The Guillermo Mendoza Awards, Revealed!

My very good friend, Pauleene, texted my mom last Sunday afternoon saying that she saw me in one of the photos in the Team Kapamilya Multiply site presenting the Most Popular Child Actress award to Sharlene San Pedro at the 40th Annual Guillermo Mendoza Foundation Awards Night last June 21. When I got home, my mom hurriedly and excitedly shared to me Pauleene's SMS message. I searched the Web, and grab it. Well, here it is:


Oh God, my first time to attend an awards night felt sooooooo good! Got this from teamkapamilya.multiply.com. Lol.

Wednesday, July 8, 2009

See You Soon, King of Pop!

He is more than just a music icon, or a pop artist. For a big fan like me, he is the all-time greatest performer in the world's music industry. The only one, King of Pop.

Paris Jackson's message for his late father, Michael Jackson, which brought a lot of fans bursting into mourning tears, including me.



Thanks, MJ, for being such a music influence not just for me, but for millions and millions of people who embrace his music a lot. We'll see you soon.

Thursday, July 2, 2009

Anime Stuffs at Divisoria. Yay!

I really had a very... (zillion times) fun time buying some of my favorite anime stuffs at 168 Mall, Divisoria, Manila yesterday! I mean, there were so many cheap anime stuffs you could purchase for a very cheap price. Duh, Divisoria, what do you expect? Lol.


This is the one I've been looking for since long, long time ago - Kurapika chain. It was actually consists of 5 rings connected together by a chain, and a pointed weapon-like on its end. Each ring is worn on each finger, obviously. I bought this one for only PhP 130. Really cheap. Looks like a Visual Kei, or a desperate rockstar.

I bought this Naruto head protector for only PhP 50, and I was like, "what the..." It was not really in my plan to buy this. Oh well, where the heck you will find a Naruto head protector so affordable like this? I found one at a famous mall around the Metro, and it costs PhP 200. No way.

Before going back to Tutuban where my companions were patiently waiting for me, I passed by a stall selling this Death Note necklace ring. I suddenly thought that I still haven't bought a neck accessory, so I unhesitantly purchase this for PhP 80 (from PhP 100). Still practicing my tawad ability. Lol.

I, actually, had a Death Note notebook that I bought last year for (darn it...) PhP 250, but now it's running out of pages so when I saw this Death Note set, I bought it too. A set has a regular-sized notebook (really similar with the one I bought for PhP 200), a Death Note DVD, and a feather pen with blue ink. All those for only PhP 160. Yeah, now I regret how I bought a single regular-sized notebook for PhP 250. Loser me.

Beside this things, I bought for myself a black polo I'll use for our acquaintance party, but never mind it. *laughs*

I wish I could go back to Divisoria after a month and buy lots of anime stuffs.

Wednesday, June 24, 2009

Dining at Dencio's (June 21)

Last Sunday, me and my mom were so lucky to be invited at the 40th Annual Guillermo Mendoza Memorial Scholarship Awards Night. That was the very first time I will be attending a very formal event with some of the famous local personalities, so I had my best all-black suit, and got ready. Unfortunately, and the biggest mistake, that we forgot to bring our camera. Losers. :(

With us were my mom's co-member at BPM, a non-government organization in our town. They had their tickets and VIP passes, too.

Before we went to the RCBC Plaza, we had our early dinner at Dencio's Bar and Grill along Jupiter Street, Brgy. Bel-Air, Makati.



And, that was also my first time to taste Dencio's foods! Taste buds, excited. I think we were the first customer at that day so they transferred us to a private dining room.

I got so much glued with their pancit Dencio's, calamares, gambas, and sinigang na bangus, accompanied with a cool bottomless iced tea. Too bad that their signature dish, sizzling sisig was unavailable. But anyway, I enjoyed the place, and the food as well.

Here's their menu:


After eating, we then proceed to the event. Surprisingly, me and my mom was assigned to present the awards so believe it or not, we're in the national television! I think the awards night will be aired 11PM, Sunday, June 28 on ABS-CBN.

Wednesday, June 17, 2009

Our School's New Boo and Do.

WTH is happening in our net connection at home? Two weeks, still nothing. I wish I could go back to the routine as soon as possible.

Oh, by the way, our school have introduced us their coolest 3-MBps WiFi connection! But unfortunately, it's not for free. Now I can do blogging around the campus. Hooked.

I just had my haircut last Sunday, and early this morning. I think the professors can no longer stand their semi-long-haired-like-horse's-tail male students, so they implemented the prescribed haircut in full blast. I know it really sucks because it's a very high school thing, but all I have to do is to follow. Crap.

The students' lounge is finally and officially open! But it doesn't wowed me anyway.

The canteen is flooded with new students. More tables, but can't accommodate all. Oh well, I think it's better to eat outside the campus, or eat breakfast like a king.

Just missing my friends.

Monday, June 1, 2009

We Moved Back, For Good!

After merely 5 years of living in an affordable, small yet in a good condition apartment, our family have decided to move back in our original home permanently. Thank God!

Last May 28, we started to transfer our clothes, appliances, and other useful things. Each day, we're trying to work everything that we need to settle. The bills were already paid, thank God again! Now we just need to clean the house and officially leave the apartment. I have already requested the telephone network for a telephone line and net connection transfer, but unfortunately, it's a matter of 2 weeks minimum to transfer the line so I might be inactive for these coming days.

Our original home has been painted very well. I called it our White House because, literally, everything's white - the ceiling, the wall, the doors, etc. The kitchen is still convenient, while the bathroom had been sanitized beforehand. The broken faucet, pipes, and windows can be used again. Now, we just need to decorate the walls a little bit so it will look awesome for the guests.

It's been a tiring week for us, but we're still looking forward for a merrier family life.