Katipunan Night Out (パート1)

Life has taught me that when you miss people, you make an effort to see them or even communicate with them. In the present time, tweet them at the very least. That's why last Thursday, I was able to meet up with some of my co-interns at Pfizer. In short, clingy kami. We missed the rest of our co-interns, though.

Originally, the plan was to visit them at UP but on second thought, we decided to have it at Katipunan instead... have some dinner and catch up. Our first stop, which was our meet up place as well, was in Saint's Alp. I didn't order anything from there but I was able to taste the cookies 'n cream-ish drink. Though it was too sweet for me, it was good. The place's neat, I must say, and really cozy! Perfect for the rainy weather that night. (Oh, photoset from Saint's Alp can be found here.) 

Latest online acquisitions

Ever since I got a whack of how internship feels like, particularly with the fact on what I should dress like in the office, I got back to online window shopping kind of thing again. Don't get me wrong. I like shopping but I decide on clothes like "Boom! Okay, I want that one". The thing is, I seldom tell that to myself. I get clothes, try them on and if I'm getting it, it's probably one of these two things: 1) I badly needed one or 2) just because I like it. Though... I think I prefer online shopping more than the actual mall shopping. It's just too... crowded. Okay, enough about the ranting. 

Of bokeh, good company and Japanese food at Little Tokyo

Wished for a Japan tour but monetarily "disabled" (as of the moment) to go there? Well, here's what we did!

Peanut Butter Company Makati

Back in the day, peanut butter was seldom found outside the home as not an alternative to a bread-and-butter kind of breakfast other than an ingredient for kare-kare. Thanks to Peanut Butter Company, though, it gave a new impression on peanut butter! 

Lovely CiTEA, new milk tea place in town

Milk tea stores have started up here and there long before I've even noticed it! There would be different milk tea flavors or even just the plain teas like of the jasmine, green, oolong and black teas.

De(slightly)stress.

The first days of my last year in school are finally over. Yay!! I'm stuck with five or so readings already, though. As for the time being, I'm taking a ~*break*~ from school works... for an hour. I still couldn't post the rest of my Chinatown trip with Nixie for the same reason --- school. Though hopefully I can post everything by this week!

One afternoon at the library. 

My then plain orange notebook turned into this with some recycled magazines 

and a magazine plastic cover. I must have been inspired by our Emerging Technologies professor

with "Imagination is the fruit of human creativity." Okay, what? 

Of course, Happy Father's Day to every dad in the world!! :)

Four things to tell to our fathers as the priest imparted earlier in his homily:

Thank you.

I'm sorry.

I forgive you.

I love you. 

Short ones but can mean everything.

PS: Shameless plug. Follow me on Instagram! (_franceslim)
/edit. Not really the best post for the month. Lol

Moonleaf Pioneer

To date, Pauline and I have made numerous plans of meeting each other after last sembreak's fun-slash-photoshoot with her and her friends but every plan failed. However, we finally saw each other again... with a new blogger friend, Cheska! Cheska and I have never met before and our Twitter conversations randomly just popped up when Pauline started to tweet us both. We missed you, Bei! :)

So to start off, we had this planned at the recently opened Moonleaf Pioneer at Globe Telecom Tower I near Robinson's Forums. It's in Mandaluyong. When I arrived there, both of them weren't there yet so I ordered an Apple Green Tea for P60, no sugar. You could say it tasted bitter is better for me. (No pun intended. Lol). While waiting, I took photos of random stuff around the Moonleaf branch. The signs caught my attention and I really liked the refreshing green color. 

Minutes after they both arrived. We shared stories and had our early dinner. Much to my surprise, other than being Blogger bloggers, the three of us have another thing in common --- we have the same age! 

Pauline and I.

Meet Cheska! :)