Percy Jackson and the Lightning Thief directed by Chris Columbus has great promise and material that encouraged one’s eagerness but was unable to steal my heart.

Walking is a good form of exercise. Here’s one book that made me do a lot of walking without leaving me depleted. Walking hand in hand with God, full and satisfied with Him.

Fusion of two different events that are well celebrate in opposite parts of the world being celebrated in a place where every different things meet, Binondo, and where else at one of the best Chinese restaurants— Ying Ying Tea House.

Canned goods have been part of every college students’ dorm life and sleepless nights, and budgeted allowance. I think the best seller of all the canned goods the students eat are those of the Century Tuna, you can have it cooked or just it popped open.

I got Microthrills by Wendy Spero in a Book Sale sale (haha). I was there because resolved to read more books this 2010. This was the second one. The first was a Half-Blood Prince ebook, hah! Anyway, this book was tucked away behind rows of other old books. The bright yellow color attracted me from behind them all. I dug for it and the title cover lured me into actually buying it.

Fast-paced, exciting, and unforgettable. Hunger Games leaves you hungry for more.

I am not a coffee expert, nor a coffee fan, but I will be fair in telling you about the little cup of Macchiato at Cafe Breton.

Something Japanese heats my dinner again. I know it’s dating season this coming week, so I guess if your date is looking for something Japanese, that is good but won’t leave you penniless, Kimono Ken Japanese Resto is way to go.

Try something sweet and different today. Here’s the KOREAN ICE CREAM!

After going to the Joel Rosenberg Youth Conference, we went back home to the south and decided to have dinner together. My friend suggested we go to Miraj, a small Persian resto/grill hidden in BF Paranaque. I’ve been drivin’ down that area for years and I haven’t noticed that place.