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I think basura is the same word for trash in Spanish..? Not sure.

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tama ka, sliderule. dito nga sa california you will often see 'basura' sa trash containers ng fast food restaurants especially in predominantly latino areas.

I think basura is the same word for trash in Spanish..? Not sure.

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tama ka, sliderule. dito nga sa california you will often see 'basura' sa trash containers ng fast food restaurants especially in predominantly latino areas.

the u.s has been my home for 28 years now. wala akong gustong tirahang ibang lugar.

basta binaggit ang word na "boonies'or "boondocks", derived iyon sa "bundok".

diether ocampo, carlos agassi

heaven and eggs... the best tlga

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is there one in the makati area? what do they serve? do they open early in the morning?

really? so, the song HUMANAP KA NG PANGET aint true at all?

but this idea makes sense anyway.

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it was not true in the case of my friend.

pancakes with butter and syrup, fried egg, bacon, and coffee.

coffee lang this morning.

a very pretty friend told me that she chose her ugly boyfriend kasi she felt na he would be faithful. e kaso, babaero pala kasi he had to prove to himself that kahit ganoon ang itsura niya, marami siyang makuhang mga babae. haha.

i'll go for tisay or morena but not black beauty. mas-type ko lang ang features ng tisay (not necessarily yung color). ayaw ko din naman ng sobrang puti. but either way gusto ko yung maganda ang mukha.

wash my hands.

i havent tried the place as most of my visits to highlands is to play at midlands where sometimes they would serve paella in their lunch buffet.  as a personal preference, i would like to order paella than queue for it in a buffet line.

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thanks, masi. at least now i know they have good paella.

diet coke

does anyone know kung masarap ang spanish restaurant sa highlands, tagaytay? i ate there once but was in no position to make an objective critique. i was so hungry that boiled water with salt and pepper would have tasted delicious to me. so can someone please tell me kung masarap yung kinain kong paella and callos? haha.

breakfast burrito (bacon, cheese, potatos), and coffee.

in an episode of "without a trace", the mother of the filipino nanny had this line, "bakit pumunta pa tayo dito?". i wasn't really sure that's what she said until the daughter translated for the other people in the scene. the actreess playing the mom is korean-american so parang ang labo ng tagalog accent niya. i purposely watched the summer episode rerun just to wait for that scene. since hinihintay ko na, naintindihan ko na ang sinabi.

i've been a widower for 7 years now. i try to keep a positive attitude to avoid loneliness. i'm glad i have the kids. couldn't have survived without them.

It's their version of Mango Crepe.  Must try it bro.

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will do. thanks again!

Kakainggit.  After dinner you guys can go down to the Jeepney cafe and get Mango Samurai.

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thanks for the tip. sounds good, whatever that is. alam mo naman kami mag-ama basta may 'mango' sa pangalan, good kami diyan. haha.

1 pancake, i fried egg, 2 bacon slices, cup of coffee, glass of skim milk, 1/2 banana.

dsl connection at home.

Sirloin steak with bernaise sauce - Medium well please!

at Prince Albert's Rotisserie - Intercon Hotel Makati

This made me so hungry

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my family used to frequent prince albert's when i was still young. i haven't been there in ages! is it still considered one of the top restaurants in the metro-manila area? i remember the good food of course, and the excellent atmosphere and service. i think i'll visit this place the next time i am in manila. i'll bring my kids too.

SOME balikbayans are:

 

humble and down to earth

helpful and supportive to less fortunate friends and relatives; donates to philippine charities and other civic endeavors

didn't migrate to other countries to "escape" poverty"

didn't migrate because of inability to compete in the work environment

unpretentiously speaks speaks tagalog or native dialect even after having lived in another country for many, many years

gainfully employed professionals, respected in his/her field by co-workers

can afford to vacation anywhere else in the world (and do)

pays applicable philippine taxes

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thanks for your comments, eagleyes! count me as one of the above.

shot glasses. but i only collect from places that i've actually visited. kokonti pa lang. haha.