Hey you guys, I’m back to General Santos!

At last; I could have a stable internet connection, my “own” (not my own, okay) computer and all the softwares I need. I felt like being deprived of my geeky routines; surf the internet, program, surf, make the documentation and a lot of stuff. Now that I’m here, I need to do a lot of catching up to the “real” world.

Got to see you in the next few days. I’d be working on something very important on my first few hours. Sorry for all disappointments and late deadlines. I’m a slacker, I know but I don’t slack this way. I just didn’t have the tools to do what I am supposed to do!

Waaaaa, got to work now.

Yupsiyups.

As you’ve noticed, I stopped posting in my blog for a while. I am not busy, I just don’t have enough money to blog here in Metro Manila. Only if I had my own laptop!

I’ll be posting again tomorrow, I think.

For the mean time, please subscribe to my feeds if you still haven’t. Thanks.

Waaaaaaa, Big G sucks!

Yesterday, I was Pagerank 3; now I’m Pagerank 0.

Enough reason to hate Big G. I think they’re penalizing me for the evil SEO techniques I’ve been using for some time.

I hate you Big G! I h*te you Go0gle!

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Yesterday, we (a group of bloggers) went to Serendra and Bonifacio High Street to have the second leg of SPOT Pass: An Exclusive Blogger’s Tour (speed-eating food tour). I was really amazed of the place; high-end restos and specialty shops flock around us. I’ve passed by the same area two years ago, but haven’t had a close encounter like I had yesterday.

While walking around the area, I noticed these countless numbers of pale yellow-painted condominiums. I can’t stop myself from thinking that the place was a perfect world. Later on, a question boggled my mind. Where the heck does those people park their cars?

Yes, indeed it was a perfect world. The question I had in mind was answered when I saw their underground
Rent a Parking Space area. Their Rent a Parking Space system was very efficient that everyone who pays the lease is assured of a slot. I’d love to live there; only if I could afford their condo units. Someone gave us a rough estimate that the cheapest condo unit in the place costs a minimum of PhP 3 million or approximately USD 75 thousand! That’d be a 75-month accumulated earning for a blogger who earns a thousand bucks a month, assuming he does not spend even a cent of it!

Tonight I’m going out again with my sister to Greenbelt 3 for another event; the Greenbelt 3 Tasting Room Launching. Thanks to kuya Jehz for including us in the event.

Expect a lot of pictures in the next few days.

Waaaaa, I hate to have the same title with my sister’s post bad sadly I can’t play with the title cause it’s the title of the event.

SPOT Pass: An exclusive blogger’s tour is a two-day food tour event organized by SPOT.ph, an online review central for establishments in the city. The first day was held last April 25, 2008 and I was there; the second leg would be tomorrow and I’m most probably attending it.

For our first day, we ate at Trinoma’s different restaurants. Almost all of them were super-high-end which I believe I can’t afford until I earn $1000.00 a month in blogging.

Here’s the list of the restos we ate at:

• Abe
• Bubba Gump
• Café Breton
• Cyma
• Cold Rock Ice Creamery
• Fish & Co.
• Five Cows
• Haiku
• Holy Cow Chop House
• Italianis
• Jack’s Loft
• Krispy Kreme
• La Maison
• Red Box
• Recipes by Café Metro
• Ruby Tuesday
• Starbucks
• The Madison Grill
• TGIF

Of all the restaurants, my favorite is Cyma. They really prepared for it; the owner of Cyma even shared to us the history behind the restaurant and the food we ate. He personally searched the world for cuisines not available in the Philippines. Fortunately after some time he found Greece so there he tried to unveil the secrets of Greek cuisine by disguising as a press cameraman. He got the secret recipe and voila; Cyma was born. He also discussed the similarities of Greece and the Philippines (both archipelago and a lot more).

I think I have to stop writing. It’s getting lengthy already. Keep updated by subscribing through my feeds. Read the adventures of a General (inhabitant of General Santos) in Metro Manila.