PRIMER DAMAR BODEGA SALE upto 80% OFF

>> Monday, March 07, 2011

PRIMER Group of Companies presents the DAMAR BODEGA SALE
Basketball Court, Damar Loop,
Brgy. Damar, Sgt. Rivera, Quezon City
March 12 & 13, 2011
11:00AM to 7:00PM

Up to 80% OFF on selected items.

P50.00 Entrance fee

Brands include:
Ace
Tretorn
Tough Jeansmith
Salomon
Kickers
Victorinox
Hedgren
Kangol
DC
World Traveller
Gravis
Jansport
Eagle Creek
The North Face
Sea to Summit
Columbia
Eastpak
Sledgers
Sanok
Delsey

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18th TravelTour Expo 2011

>> Wednesday, February 09, 2011

Go around the world in 3 days!
With over 240 participating exhibitors!
Special rates for airline tickets and travel packages available only during the event.

February 18 to 20, 2011
Halls 1 to 4, SMX Convention Center, Seashell Drive,
Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City

February 18-19 (Fri-Sat) Open 10AM - 9PM
February 20 (Sun) Open 10AM - 7PM

Regular Entrance Fee: P50
Senior Citizen Entrance Fee: P20

For more information: http://www.ptaatraveltourexpo.com.ph/

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Planet Infinity Group Exercise Schedule

>> Monday, February 07, 2011

Planet Infinity Group Exercise schedule as of January 2011.

Note that classes and instructors are subject to LAST MINUTE CHANGES.
It is best to call the gym first before going to confirm.

Location: 4th Floor Crossroad 77 Mother Ignacia Ave.
corner Scout Reyes, Quezon City, Philippines
Phone: 376-4512

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Serenitea - Not Your Ordinary Cup of Tea

>> Friday, February 04, 2011

ordered my first-ever milk tea from Serenitea. got the Wintermelon Milk Tea.


hope it's good.


one of the things i miss the most from Taiwan is the Wintermelon Tea with Grass Jelly that i always ordered at Mirabella, a bubble tea shop across Taipei Main Station.


oh, too late. i finally found a menu of Serenitea online and found out that they have grass jelly but i've already placed my order with my office mate who's ordering for us.


i don't understand why milk tea shops in the Philippines are being marketed as "Japanese". as far as i know, it's a Taiwanese thing.

there are probably a hundred different brand of milk / bubble tea shops in Taiwan as my 6 months of stay there has shown me, but i don't remember seeing even one milk tea store in the different prefectures i've trodden in Japan.


so going back to my question, why the "Japanese" brand proposition? care to share your thoughts on this?


P.S. my milk tea just arrived from the Banawe branch with this label

WINTERMELON MT MED 50% PEARL 95.00

For Delivery: 5599881


it tastes good alright but still no match for Mirabella =)

sweetness level is okay at 50% sugar. would try it at 25% next time.

and whoever said that milk tea is healthy must be joking. i can feel the calories as i swish the milk tea and pearls in my mouth. but what the hey. i want to try the Pepper Potato and Pepper Tofu next.

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