My brother and I are going “bonding” today lol… j/k, we’re off to SM Bacoor and we’ll meet the rest (fiona, ronald, karen, etc)
We’re heading on to alen’s crib for a party 
FOOD Party that is… See yah!
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TrackbackSorry, I have been out for a while. Yes, i lack time going online and No, i didnt run out of words…
Been going out since yeyek left for her training 
i have to enjoy my time… i went malling (is malling a verb now ?) badminton, swimming, fireworks, starcity…
Comments rss TrackbackYesterday, just after accompanying Joyce from the Dept. of Foreign Affairs to get her kids’ passport, i got the chance to indulge myself in some foreign cuisine : Korean Food! Yes, Just like the food they eat at koreanovelas lol 
We left DFA around 2pm for HSBC so she can withdraw a chunk of her huge savings lol… nearest HSBC was somewhere Remedios st., Malate. Situated there was a Korean Restaurant, that Joyce have been craving to eat since she got back to PI.
Me and Joyce at the Looooooooong DFA Queue Lines to the ‘Passport Director Office’
Some Korean Typography, Dont know what it means…
Fear Factor Foods. j/k… those are side dishes… kimchi, spicy dilis, eggs, mongo sprouts, kangkong (i think), and i forgot the others
Soju, Korean Wine… 19.8% Alcohol
Samgyeopsal - Grilled Pork
Not in the pictures are the Cold Towel and the Hot Veggie & Seafood Soup Denjangchigge…
Jivy (short for Joyce Ira V. Yarza) thanks for the treat 
Ill definitely miss these stuff when u get back to Vietnam… And yes, i already promised mom and nica that ill treat them at the Korean Resto we ate at … Again, salamat!
Comments rss TrackbackAn interesting video i found at YouTube, A segment of the Today Show in which Forbes managing Editor, Dennis Kneale, tries to live without the following for a week :
You got to see the old man cry 
How ’bout you ? Can you last a week hands-off your mobile phone and the internet, literally disconnecting you? Will the most influential filipino blogger yuga last this? or the pinoy big blogger ? will the the ‘mike abundo effect‘ takes effect? Not to forget my Linux best bud ramsey, can he last a week without the ’sudo apt-get update’
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Originally launched on April 1, 2004, entirely an invite-only service. You could only get an account if someone you knew already had one and sent you an invitation. Gmail invites were even selling on eBay from 5$ to $250 a pop!
In the middle of 2005, the system opened more widely, when Google allowed anyone in the US to get an invite by having an invitation code sent via SMS to their mobile phone.
And now the beta goes public… Google finally makes it official. Gmail is open to all. An announcement on the Official Google Blog confirms what everyone already discovered last week. That Gmail restrictions have been dropped. You still can invite friends and family to use Gmail, like you did before. However, invitations are no longer necessary to open an account.
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