"Love Always Wins"--Tuesdays with Morrie

This book has so much lessons in it. One of the best things it has taught me is to embrace my emotions, life and to love. Truly love. It also taught me to live my life without regrets and I have learned that what I want to do is not always what I'm bound to do.

3 Songs to help you get over a breakup

Off the top of my head...

Black by Pearl Jam

"I know someday you'll have a beautiful life
I know you'll be a sun
In somebody else's sky
But why can't it be mine?"

Those lines are one of my favorite lines in a song. Ever.

You Were Meant For Me by Jewel

If you feel dispirited but still hopeful that you would get back together again, this is the song to listen to.

You Oughta Know by Alanis Morissette

I don't know how many times I sang/screamed this song when I found out that my then boyfriend cheated on me.

WHY BUNNY?

I was named after the Easter Bunny because I was born on an Easter Sunday.

RAN RAMEN TEI

This post is sooooo overdue. I've been planning on blogging about this hole-in-the-wall Japanese restaurant in Fort Bonifacio since New Year but just never found the time.

This place has great japanese food for such a cheaaaapp price. The place is really small--can probably only accomodate 25 people so if it's out of your way, it would be best to call first to make sure there are tables available. Also, since space is very limited, don't expect quick service because there is only 1 waitress at any given time. But waiting time isn't that long. Usually takes about 15minutes before your orders arrive.

Hubby and I have been dining here almost every week with Joaquin for the past month and a full meal (with Mango shake pa and food for Joaquin) doesn't cost us more than Php500. STEAAAL!


This the facade.


The Shake (Salmon) Sashimi, which I cannot NOT have everytime I eat jap food, goes for Php140 an order. And I loovee that it has seaweeds also.


This is the Okonomiyaki (Japanese pancake) which is a must-try only if you're with a big group (personally, its nakaka-umay but it's yummy and different). If I remember correctly, this one is Php120 per order.


Their Bento meals go for Php99 each and you get miso soup, 2 sushis, 2 sashimis, vegetables and rice (If you're lucky, you get Japanese fried rice). Don't expect much from the tempura since, well--it's Php99 but the other bentos are pretty okay.

So where exactly is this place?

Block 69 Lot 28 Bayani Road, Fort Bonifacio,
Taguig City, Philippines
Email: rrrebleza@yahoo.com

Here are their contact details:


They deliver in Makati and Taguig!

INTERVIEW BOO-BOOS

I asked an applicant earlier-- Why do you want to work for a call center?

She answers, "To improve my oral abilities."

I almost fell off my chair.

I looked at her in the eye and said, "Never say that again. Next time, just say you want to improve your communication skills, never say oral abilities again, okay?"

KALOKA!!!!

QUICK POST

While having coffee this morning, I browsed through the chinese cookbook I borrowed from my friend last weekend.

I almost spilled my coffee when I turned to this page:



At first glance, I thought that Hunan was Human.

CODING

My car is coding on Fridays but I haven't been a very lawful citizen for the past 2 years. You see, I usually start work at 7:30 and leave the office at 4:30. There are very few MMDA on my way home so I usually get away with it.

But on my way home last Friday, I finally got caught. I knew I should have taken South Super Highway instead because when I got to the corner of the service road, there was a man clad in blue waving his arm at me. SO BUSTED.

Now normally, I would argue my way out of the situation and try to use my new last name as a free pass but I was way too exhausted from work so when he told me he was going to issue me a ticket, I didn't complain. He then asked me if it was my first offense and I told him it was (it really is). So he gives me a ticket, tells me that he won't confiscate my license but I needed to pay the Php300 fine at any Metrobank branch (paid for it yesterday).

I left home extra early this morning and I was in Pasong Tamo extension (location of my office) at around 6:45. Since I was early, I decided to hang out at the Starbucks a few buildings away from my office.

At around 7:20, I left Starbucks and as soon as I got out of the parking lot, a group of Makati police/traffic enforcerS started waving their arms at me, asking me to pull over.

"Oh not again!", I said out loud. And not the yellow-uniformed Makati police! These guys are ruthless!

As soon as I opened my window, the traffic enforcer greeted me a good morning and I flashed him an extra nice smile.

"Ma'm, coding po kayo. Bakit pa kayo nasa kalsada?"

"Boss, before 7 andito na ako. Diyan lang kasi office ko sa [name of my office building], eh ang aga ko po kasi dumating kaya nag-Starbucks muna ako."

"Ma'm naman, nag-aalmusal kasi kayo, hindi kayo nagyayaya..."

(At this point, I knew he would let me go)

"Boss, maaga po talaga ako. Kahit itanong niyo pa dun sa Starbucks. Diyan lang kasi talaga building ko kaya nag-kape muna ako."

"Oo na nga, naniniwala na nga ako. Hindi ko na kukunin lisensya mo. Sige na, pumasok na po kayo."

"Thank you poooo!!!" (flashes him a super smile)

WHEWWWW!!!!

THE ORACLE BOOK

My cousin lent us this book last year (thankfully, he hasn't asked for it yet. Dino, if you're reading this--if you don't need it yet, can i keep it first?) and it has been helping me get answers to my questions, from the mundane to the profound. And I absolutely love it.

It's a DIY divination tool. All you need to do it hold the book with both hands, think of the question you want to ask (must only be answerable by yes or no) while running your thumb along the edges of the book. And once you feel like you've hit the right spot, open to that page of the book.

Sometimes, the answers won't make sense but 90% of the time, they do. Of course, I don't make decisions based on what the Oracle book tells me but I love how it acts as a guide especially during times when I have no idea what to do.

This morning, before getting ready for work, I asked the book 2 questions. The answers I got were:

A SOLAR ECLIPSE hints of an unexpected ending.
THE PSYCHIC indicates yes, but be on guard against the selfishness of others.

I JUST WANTED TO SAY...

That I love my new shoes!!! Php800 from SM Bicutan!

Have a great week, guys!

HELLA BUSY

First off-- HAPPY NEW YEAR,everyone!!!

Did you enjoy the long holiday? (I DID! I DID!)

I have so many things to blog about and pictures to share but it's been sooo crazy at work since last week because of the new account I'll be handling.

So there. Hopefully, I'll have lots of time to spare by the end of the week.

Have a great work week ahead! Till then!!!