I finally found the Book Sale store at the UP Shopping Center! It was at the mezzanine level of D’Holy Book (formerly G. Miranda). No wonder I couldn’t find it so easily. I took a quick look around but didn’t find any gems just yet. Besides, I was lugging around a huge bag at the time, not ideal for the tiny cramped space they had there. I’ll just come back some other day 🙂
This is a bag made out of recycled juice doy packs. My mom bought it at Kultura in SM, but it had a quite tasteless black cord strap. For the past few months we’ve been collecting aluminum can tabs so I could make a new, more appropriate handle. We’ve collected enough tabs, thankfully, just in time for me to make the handle so I could use the bag for the upcoming wedding.
When I was in grade school I had a classmate who always (and I mean everyday) had a box of Hello Panda with her packed lunch. Until now I associate these chocolate-filled biscuits to her.
I wonder if Hello Panda was invented in this decade, would it be called… “OHAI! Panda”?
Just for LOLs
*spotted at 7-11 Visayas Ave
A fluffy one, indeed!
She’d roll around the grassy ground
And bite you ’till you bleed.
I bought this shirt at a Team Manila sale a few weeks back. It’s so pink! I love it! I’m not often fond of bright colors, but this is one of the few exceptions. That’s the back view, and the one below is the front view (Glasses not included :p)
Team Manila. They are an awesome. 😉
*title taken from a Kamikazee song
I remember reading this book when I was younger, but all I remember of it now is that it was about a girl who suddenly sprouted a flower on her head.
This flower, though, is made of wood and is actually a note holder. It was a gift a few Christmases back. I hot-glued it to a headband as props for a Pinoy Henyo game which was part of a class presentation. It’s fun to wear!
Today boyfie and I celebrated our belated 40th monthsary and we went to the mall to watch his first 3D movie!
Say hello to my sort of healthy breakfast, which happened simply because of certain unforeseeable circumstances:
a) There was no bread and all we had were these whole wheat crackers
b) Tuna was at the table
c) Tuna and crackers were too little for breakfast, so I had to add a banana
d) I was running late and this was all that I could grab at a moment’s notice
Today is office road trip to one of the project sites for groundbreaking ceremonies. Although technically construction already started, groundbreaking is sort of a formality thing for every project. Representatives of all those involved are there: the owner, the architect(s), the engineers, contractors, project managers, etc. It’s usually just blessing the site and taking photo ops with shovels and a bit of soil or cement.
everyday bananas 