 | Life : The Way I See It | Oct 2, 2007 |
Life is so rich with great things - exotic places, amazing creatures, spontaneous moments and real emotions. Let me take you on a journey where technology, talent and vision capture the essence of life. |  | kite flying, boccaccio italian restaurant, old man, fruits and fish in the market, negotiating the price, houses on the hill, scary face, soccer, sheep by the garbage, little girls, ferris wheel, campfire at the balcony... |
| | With my United Colors of Benetton friends... from Uzbekistan, India and America =) Visited the British Cementery (although Russians and other nationalities were also buried there) and the Babur's Garden...ending up at Samarqand restaurant for that delicious lagman soup. |
| | This book on Dubai is a comprehensive guide for the jobseekers. It arms the readers on the basic essentials that they may need when searching for that elusive job in Dubai under a visit visa. As this book was written based on the personal experience of the author, it provided valuable insights on the processes that the author undertook during her own search, from obtaining a visit visa in Manila, to her landing in Dubai, to finding a place to stay, to applying for suitable jobs until her visit visa expired.
Aside from personal trials and encounters, this book also includes facts and information about the city on the aspects of housing, recreation, transportation and communication modes, and most importantly on labor and job culture. Tips and some actual stories are also included as bonuses.
The book has about 180 pages from cover to cover, full color with pictures.
Available at Fullybooked, National Bookstore and Powerbooks...nationwide soon!
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| | If I only knew I would be writing a book about Dubai, I could have taken more detailed pictures when I was there. But in any case, I hope you will enjoy this album. It just shows a little of almost of everything but honestly, I still missed alot. There is so much to see there. Perhaps next time... |
| | Can you believe it?! Yes, I was there! For now, thats all you need to know =) These are just teasers. The rest of the pictures (hundreds of them)...and the story will follow. |
| | Tiendesitas simply means a collection of little stores. This 30,000 sqm complex is located along the C-5 highway in Manila. It showcases the Philippine's best native food, fashion wear and accessories, antiques, furniture, handicrafts, pets, plants, among others in the 12 Maranao-inspired pavilions. A big area is also dedicated for events, shows and special bazaars...So come one! Come all! |
| | BR is finally here at Greenbelt 5!
In 1978, somewhere in Mill Valley, California, Banana Republic was born through Mel and Patricia Ziegler.
It all started with a small store near the Golden Gate Bridge where military surplus clothing and safari adventurewear were sold. In the early 90s, it evolved to high-quality casual wear, then work apparel to extravagance fabrics during the decade. Today, it is considered an accessible luxury lifestyle brand.
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| | A Bridal Affair - talks and discussions from wedding experts, fashion exhibit and show by Fashion Designers Association of the Philippines |
| | American soft rock / piano pop singer Vanessa Carlton visited Manila for a mini-concert held at Glorieta Mall in Makati. |
| | Aliwan Fiesta is the gathering of all the fiestas in the Philippines that is celebrated and presented to everyone altogether in one place and in one day. It features about 3,000 musicians and dancers with their remarkable floats, colorful costumes and impressive performances. It is a four-kilometer parade that starts at the Quirino Grand Stand and march along Roxas Boulevard to settle at the CCP Complex. Aside from having fun in the streets, each group also vies for the million-peso grand prize!
This album contains LOTS of pictures which I hope you will enjoy. In fact, this is nothing. I missed taking pictures of the other groups since it rained heavily just when the parade was about to start. However, the rain did not dampen the spirits of the young performers. They were actually more alive due to the cool air. I just do not know who won... |
| | White Beach - the "little boracay" of Puerto Galera |
| | On your Marc! --- World-renown American fashion designer, Marc Jacobs finally opened his first store on apparel collection at Greenbelt 5. The event was well-attended by the who's who in the fashion industry, who thoroughly enjoyed viewing Marc's creations. |
| | Bravo Filipino was conceptualized by Ayala chairman emeritus Jaime Zobel de Ayala, to honor the numerous, talented Filipinos who excel in the Philippine art, music and fashion. The fashion show was staged at Greenbelt 5, the latest development of premium lifestyle by the Ayalas and the home of our world-class Filipino fashion designers. |
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