Kawayan Cove (Nasugbu, Batangas)

I was fortunate enough to be able to go with other bloggers at Kawayan Cove despite of the bad weather last Thursday. Kawayan Cove is not a public resort where you could just go there, pay and swim. It’s a 68-hectare seaside residential area in Nasugbu, Batangas. One thing that I noticed when we toured around is that it’s a low-density residential area which was conceptualized by the developer Edge Properties Development Corporation. Continue Reading

Start voting now for the Blogger’s Choice Award for this year’s Philippine Blog Awards! And how are we going to do it for this year? There won’t be ballots or any online polling system. You are going to blog for your vote. Read more for the list of nominees and for the instructions as well. Continue Reading

I actually got this news a week ago and Sony-BMG will be releasing an Eraserheads box set really soon. My source tells me that some unreleased stuff will be included there (hmmm, could this be the Live CD from the Eraserheads Reunion Concert or some songs of the Eraserheads that weren’t included in any of their albums). I’m not sure how true is this about the unreleased stuff being included since there are no official details yet on packaging and pricing. Start saving now.

Photo by Norman Dellosa

I got up early even if I slept late already from Oktoberfest and the thing is, I was sleepy the whole time when I was on my way to College of Saint Benilde. I haven’t went to Taft Avenue for a long time already. The last time I went there before WordCamp was when I was going to have a technical presentation for Society of Manufacturing Engineers at DLSU a year ago or so. Continue Reading

Experience the Oktoberfest brew at San Miguel’s Oktoberfest

Sha and me went to the Oktoberfest kick-off party last Friday. There were lots of people there. The good thing is that we were able to buy some tickets even if we arrived there at around 8pm. We got the gold ticket at the venue itself since they’re not selling it elsewhere aside from the San Miguel office. Each gold ticket costs 1,500 pesos and it’s all worth it because: Continue Reading

Mong Alcaraz

It’s the first time I have actually heard of musicians endorsing Nike Sportswear. Aside from Mong Alcaraz, Raimund Marasigan has also a video and Marc Abaya has also a video. Anyway, there will be a retail installation of Nike Sportswear this coming Saturday at Gateway and Sandwich will be playing there. No need to worry for tickets since it’s free admission. I guess there will be athletes included for this campaign. It’s already confirmed that Mike Cortez is one of them. I’m just not sure though who are the rest.

This is yet a long overdue post that was so delayed because of my excitement with the Eraserheads concert. Anyway, on our 2nd day at Davao, we had a tour around. Melo contacted someone to rent a van (with a driver of course) to use for the whole day. We first had a heavy breakfast at McDonald’s. Continue Reading

Raymund at Saguijo (Cambio gig at Saguijo)

Raymund posted something in the Sandwich mailing list and he just wanted to rant about something regarding people who were questioning why they played Saguijo after the concert. Continue Reading