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Monday, July 14, 2025

Makati Supermart Coffee Shop is Back!

I was so sad the last time we went to Alabang Town Center last April. We discovered that the Coffee Shop of Makati Supermart was closed for renovations. No one from the staff knew when it would open again.



Found out last weekend that it opened again on July 4. We immediately made plans to visit and get my favorite spaghetti! 


After doing groceries we headed to the Coffee Shop. They were still on soft opening (as of July 8) and just had a handwritten menu of what was available. I didn't mind since what was important for me was their spaghetti. It's been my favorite since I was a child.

The shop just got a facelift with new tables and chairs. The ice cream fridge though was removed, replaced with a long bench probably for those getting takeaway. 

I'm so happy they're back! I can't live without their spaghetti! It would be more perfect if Orange Julius had a stall too!

*Sorry I gobbles up the spaghetti before I remembered to take a photo! 

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Sunday, July 13, 2025

Tried Sweet Ecstasy Burger

I saw a friend's post about a delicious looking burger. I immediately asked him where it came from. He said it was from Sweet Ecstasy, the yummiest burger in town.


Since he mentioned I could get some via delivery, I planned to try it. The plan got delayed, but we finally got some today. Delivery was prompt and complete.


Sweetie and I both ordered a cheeseburger since it's our first time. He got it with grilled onions, while I chose caramelized onions. The burger was thick and oozing with sauce. Miggy got the steamed burger and requested to separate the onions.


I also got buffalo wings and fries. I've been trying out buffalo wings from different places to find which one I like best (I still miss Don Henrico's!). 


Sweetie and I liked our cheeseburger. It was pretty tasty. It runs along the line of Shake Shack's burger, thick and oozing with sauce. I added a bit of ketchup since I like my burgers with ketchup. With the added sauce it was a bit messy to eat the burger the way I do (around). 

The wings and fries were okay. It wasn't too spicy and the fries seemed interesting to eat with onions and the ecstacy sauce. I expected it to be a bit bigger though. 

I was really full by the time I finished the burger and 2 pieces of wings. I just took a few pieces of the fries since I didn't want to be too full. I burned off the calories by puttering around the garden. Conked out after, haha.

Will I have it again? Probably. My burger loyalty though still goes to Dayrit's.

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Saturday, July 12, 2025

Zz Plant Rescued

The past year has been a crash course for plants for me. Mom left a lot of plants and I've been working on rescuing them. I've been re-potting the plants to give them proper nutrition since it's been two years since they had proper care.



I re-potted this zz plant about a month ago. Moved it indoors and it looks very happy! The leaves are very shiny. I'm being careful not to over water it.


There's a smaller one I put on top of my piano. I used an old utensil canister which I remember used to be in our kitchen. The plant is not as happy as the big one, so I might move it.

Having a Zz plant is a huge upgrade for me. Thanks Mom!

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Friday, July 11, 2025

Tried the Starbucks Ube Frappuccinno

I've been curious to try the Starbucks Ube Frappuccinno drink. I read from a review group (TBF) that it's good.

Skipped the coffee today and got the Ube drink instead. The frap came with whipped cream, sprinkles and a cute mermaid's fin. I bit the fin before I tasted the drink. It was chocolate and was the right level of sweetness for me.


I mixed the drink before I took a sip. The Ube flavor was mild. I was expecting it to be like ice cream. Others would probably be disappointed, but I'm at the point where I don't like to be overwhelmed. The mild Ube taste was perfectly fine with me. 

I enjoyed the drink and I'm glad I tried it. Will you try it?

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Thursday, July 10, 2025

Throwback Thursday: How June Went

Another quiet month passed last month. Sweetie and Miggy's birthdays were celebrated at home. We just ordered their favorite food and we overdosed on cake! Haha.



In preparation for their birthdays, we all had a haircut. The hairdresser cut about 2 feet of Miggy's hair! Twas crazy long and he said he felt lighter after the haircut. Good thing the cats still recognized us after our haircuts.


One major issue we had was Grogu. We brought him back to the vet because of the wound on his leg. He spent a total of six weeks at the vet! I'm just glad he's fine now and he healed faster the past few days at home.

Here's my one second a day video for the month of June!

https://youtu.be/HOYy5TlkI_4?si=zpPoyjLHDRnQXAED


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Wednesday, July 9, 2025

Grogu is Home!

After six long weeks at the vet, Grogu is home! His wound was deep and long, so it took a long time to heal.



He meowed like crazy from the vet and during the drive home. He quieted down once we released him in the backyard. He took tentative steps first and smelled everything. His twin, Mando Laura, watched him from behind the palm tree. 


Miggy followed Grogu around to make sure he'd adjust properly. Luckily, the whole pawmily welcomed him back with open arms. He slept in his usual space. We were afraid he might run away since he's still an outdoor cat, but after a short trip outside he soon came back.


We noticed that Grogu is more affectionate now. He was exposed to more people while at the vet, so we're getting extra leg rubs from him and Anakin all day. 

I'm really happy he's home now! There's still a small part of his wound that's still healing, but it's more manageable now. We'll bust out the cat condo soon!

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Tuesday, July 8, 2025

My Favorite Fabric Pencil!

I have tried a lot of fabric pencils. I used to travel a lot and I'd usually visit a craft store. I was always on the lookout for better fabric pencils. That quest kinda ended when I found this pencil in a store in Ginza, Japan (Yuzawaya). 




I was curious because the fabric pencil was a mechanical pencil (called Sewline). It was quite expensive, so I removed some fabric from my cart so I could try it. It's the best fabric pencil ever!!! I immediately fell in love with it when I tried it as soon as I got home. Lines were always straight and the pencil would glide smoothly on the fabric (especially when you have sandpaper to stabilize the fabric). 

Here's a demo:



The pencil came with refills, but I was eventually shocked when I needed to buy new ones. The refills are expensive too! I have other white fabric pencils, but they usually break easily and I'm not really happy with big fat lines. I just buy white refills to save.




I ran out of refills recently, so I checked where I could buy. I was surprised to see a new variant of the pencil. It's a trio pencil which includes white, black and pink. I've had my Sewline pencil for 8 years now and thought I'd indulge and try this new one. I also misplaced my original white pencil, so this would be a replacement. 

And just like before, I immediately fell in love with it. The pink pen is quite interesting and I might buy a refill when I run out. 

Finding joy in little things :)

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Monday, July 7, 2025

Cat Themed Stuff at Papemelroti!

I've been due to visit Papemelroti for a few months now. I missed visiting it the last time we went to Glorietta last January (mall visit limited to sections). Finally, got to visit the other day and was happily surprised to find cat themed stuff!




I honestly didn't need anything, but I always end up buying something at Papemelroti. My haul included a cute Rizal postage stamp clock, a cat theme coaster, a couple of postcards and a memo pad. I controlled myself because I recently found a bunch of Papemelroti pads and notebooks I bought through the years. They were in my old room in my childhood home. They all look like I just bought them since I had kept them in boxes. I'll use them for my endless lists!




Anyway, I was happy to see a lot of cat-themed stuff. They probably have had it, I just didn't have cats before. My cat themed stuff has been limited to Hello Kitty, so I'm now on the lookout for useful cat items. Here's a few I saw:






When I woke up from my nap, I saw the Papemelroti post on Threads mention that they have a branch at Alabang Town Center. I was actually checking the day before we went to Glorietta where their branches in the south are. There's one in SM Sucat, but we rarely go there. Ahh, I'm so happy they have a branch at ATC. We just need to figure out where the actual location is (supposed to be 2nd floor of the activity center). Since we missed doing groceries, we'll probably go sometime this week! 

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Sunday, July 6, 2025

Glorietta Food Choices After a Gazillion Years

I honestly don't remember the last time I visited Food Choices in Glorietta. We only go to a small area when we visit Glorietta since I easily get tired. We were looking for a place to eat and ended up at Food Choices. 

I was a bit confused because it looked so different! A lot of the stalls I used to frequent are gone too and I didn't see where World Chicken moved (will have to go back). I used to eat at Food Choices frequently with my colleagues back when I was a fresh grad. It was always full, but we'd always find a table magically. 




My work location eventually changed, but we'd still go there as a family. There was a time we would hear mass at Landmark on Sundays and we'd head there for lunch. Well, our circumstances changed and we were gone for 10 years. Last time we probably got to visit was way before the pandemic. 

So seeing the changes was a bit of a shock. I always thought it was still the same (haha). It seemed smaller and the restos have changed. I'll go look for World Chicken next time (Google Maps says it's still around) and maybe try the Malaysian food (they have mee goreng!). 

We were supposed to do groceries at Landmark, but because we got distracted I ended up using up all my energy (half was used for a doctor's appointment). We decided to go home and I slept the rest of the day (haha). #signsofaging

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Saturday, July 5, 2025

My Generous Philodendrons

I nicknamed the philodendron Ate Rose gave me, "Jack". I was surprised it could grow so tall. The stalk she gave me two years ago have multiplied. I trimmed it a couple of times. Re-potted it and have given a couple as gifts. 

Look how tall it is again :)




I cut a few and planted the stalks beside some bamboo in our backyard. I hope the big leaves will dissuade our cats from using the plant box as their litter (they have proper litter boxes!). I placed one of the stalks beside our compost bin. It will get a lot of nutrients from the compost juice that goes directly to the soil. I haven't had to water it the past week since it's been raining. 



I have to cut a few more and maybe give it away to our neighbors again (hehe). It's easy to care for and just keeps giving! :)

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Friday, July 4, 2025

My Yummiest Potato Salad to Date

It's been awhile since I made potato salad at home. I "learned" it from Mom. She gave me a list of ingredients and told me to just "mix it up". The list did not include measurements (as usual), so I have been winging it.




Found some potatoes in the fridge. I planned to make afritada, but the other ingredients weren't fresh anymore. Potatoes last longer, so I popped everything in a pot and boiled it. Sweetie helped peel and dice it. I took care of slicing the other veggies. 




I mixed all the ingredients in a bowl, then added the diced potatoes. Added a bit more mayo and put it in the fridge. I forgot to try it before storing it, so I was really surprised how good it was when we had it for dinner. Yum! Yum! Yum! It tasted like Dayrit's/Makati Supermart Coffee Shop's potato salad (I usually get these when I'm lazy to make). Of course, it reminded me of the potato salad we'd usually have during family reunions. 

Here's how I made it:



Recipe here: https://recipesformyson.blogspot.com/2025/06/recipes-for-my-son-moms-potato-salad.html

Let me know if you try making it based on what I have figured out how to make a proper 80s potato salad. :)

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Thursday, July 3, 2025

Throwback Thursday: Care Bear Stare!

Look what I found while sorting stuff. My Care Bare sticker book! I think I was in 4th grade when this came out. I remember saving my allowance so I could buy stickers! And sometimes (when lucky), I'd be able to convince Mom or Dad to buy some for me at National Bookstore. 




I wasn't able to complete the book. I missed just a few and I guess I just gave up since it would eat up my allowance. I loved the textured stickers the best. I don't think I had any other Care Bear items, so I got myself a stuffed toy a few years ago while traveling. It was an indulgence, but it made my inner child happy (haha). 




I'm actually surprised the sticker book survived. I thought it was washed away already during Typhoon Ondoy. Together with it were my high school newspapers. I placed them inside a plastic folder. The plastic folder did a good job. It bore the wear and tear of time and temperature.

Great find! It reminded me how simple life was back then. I've been trying to remember those  days before the harsh world infiltrated my being (weh drama!). With so many things going on nowadays, finding childhood things that made me happy gives me joy.

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Wednesday, July 2, 2025

Wellness Wednesday: Turning a Corner

I'm happy to share that my mind and soul is in a better place now. The past six months has been horrendous for me mentally. There's a lot of things that contributed to falling back into the ugly pit. I had a hard time sleeping, I was unproductive, I couldn't be pushed to do anything and, most of all, I didn't want to see anybody else except my boys. 




I've been in this place before and the biggest contributing factor was bad health and being overworked. I got help and bid goodbye to my doctor just before we went home. He warned me that the change may be too much and I could just holler if I needed him. I thought I didn't since there were times I was okay. I usually equate that I'm fine when I'm productive. 

And it's clearer to me now what sets me off. It's mostly my health. I thought about reaching out to my doctor, but I told myself I needed to respond to this challenge. If I'm able to win the challenge, I'd be able to change how I react whenever I have an issue. I prayed and slowly ramped up my activities.




One night I prayed and told the negative vibe to leave me. I woke up early and was surprised when I felt lighter. I felt like my old self and that week I was able to return to my weekly pulmo rehab. I was shaky and had asthma, but I was able to push through and finish the session. I was also able to complete some paperwork that had been waiting to be done. I also resumed sorting stuff. 

I turned the corner with prayer and continued to do activities that help me cope. I realized I'll be able to move forward only by moving on and doing what needs to be done. It's easier for me to create programs, run events, develop solutions, but I fail miserably at staying put and being happy. My goal is to make more happy memories with my boys and that's what I'll focus on. 

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Tuesday, July 1, 2025

Unboxed New Sewing Gadget!

I've thought about getting a bobbin winder for a couple of years now. I didn't since I've been able to make do with my sewing machine. It came to a point the bobbin would defeat me and run out of thread. I finally decided to get a bobbin winder a few weeks ago. I got it via Amazon. 




I ordered a Singer-branded bobbin winder. I figured it should work well since they make sewing machines (haha). Mom and Mama Lola only used Singer or Brother sewing machines and I didn't want to overthink getting a bobbin winder. I might push back again if I did research, besides it's not that expensive. 

The order arrived quickly and I excitedly opened the package. True to form I didn't read the instructions before trying it out (hahaha). I used batteries instead of plugging the gadget just to be sure I don't fry it accidentally (Sweetie said it should work). I don't like plugging stuff, so I used batteries. It worked, but the red button doesn't effectively turn off. I had to remove the battery for the winding to stop. 

Here's my unboxing video:



After reading the instructions, I was able to properly thread a bobbin. It just took 20 seconds! Woohoo! I was really happy about it. I was able to use it when my bobbin run out of thread while I was sewing (defeated again!). The big difference was I didn't have to remove the thread and redo the needle routine. Yay! 

I should have gotten myself a bobbin winder a long time ago. The problem is I take so long deciding whether I should get a gadget or not. It takes years (I have not replaced my GoPro Hero 3+, so you can just imagine how long I dilly-dally). 

Monday, June 30, 2025

Visited HMR Sucat

We saw a video featuring HMR Sucat and it piqued our curiousity. We made a plan to visit and went to check it out. We've been to HMR in it's original location in Mandaluyong, but we haven't been back in a couple of years. 




Anyway, Sucat is a nice location for us. It's just about 15 minutes from our place. We were curious to visit to see what they're selling now. We also wanted to compare to the last surplus store we visited. The Sucat store is huge! They actually also sell bigger items and have cars for auction. The video we watched also mentioned that you can build your resto with their surplus/pre-loved kitchen equipment. And they also had some stuff you can use for construction. 

I didn't really need anything, but saw a couple of interesting things, here's a few:

  • Chromeboxes with monitors



  • different kinds of coffee machines



  • Locker cabinet which I'm interested in refurbishing for my future sewing room!



I didn't buy any of the stuff above. I instead got a bunch of sturdy pots since I still have a lot of stuff to re-pot! And, oh, I got a pair of sneakers for PhP399 (haha).  We only went around once since I was quite tired already. Good thing I dressed for comfort since the place was a bit warm. Also good to wear a mask, a lot of the stuff was dusty.  We'll go back in case we need anything :)

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Sunday, June 29, 2025

The Night My Guardian Angel Saved Me

I got home a bit late after my grad school graduation. It was one of the rare times I drove and as Miggy and I entered our village it started to rain hard. It was dark and I couldn't see our garage entrance properly. I was afraid I might make a mistake at parking, so I parked across the street. I planned to move the car in the morning. 

Miggy and I hurriedly went inside the house. Even with an umbrella we were both drenched. We showered and went to bed since we were tired from the festivities. The next morning I was woken up to move the car. I grudgingly got up, changed and got the car keys.

The skies were clear that morning and I walked quickly to the car to finish the chore. As I got nearer I saw something brown pinned by the wheel. I thought it was just debris from the thunderstorm. I was shocked when I got nearer and saw that it was a snake with a brown and white pattern. It was big as a male adult's arm. It was pinned by the wheel and it wasn't able to free itself.

I had no idea because it was very dark and you can barely see when we stepped out of the car because of the heavy rain. If it wasn't caught under the wheel I would probably have stepped on it. I never found out what kind of snake it was and I'm glad the only encounters I've had of snakes are at zoos or photos. My guardian angel saved me that night and I just prayed that I did not encounter it up close.


This photo was taken in 2010 in Singapore. It looked liked this snake.


I always pray for my family's safety and protection every night. There's danger all around and the best we  can do is have faith that we are always protected. Whenever I feel scared I say a quick prayer for protection and I know my guardian angel is always around. 

Have a blessed Sunday y'all!

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Saturday, June 28, 2025

Papaya Trees Starting to Bear Fruit!

It's been over a year since I propagated papaya seeds. I used seeds from store bought papaya. I like eating papaya since they are good for digestion and I read it's quite nutritious. I've been curious on what I can grow from store bought fruits and since papaya has a lot of seeds I figured I could probably succeed. 

I dried the seeds first and then planted it in soil. I neglected it for awhile, but managed to plant a few that survived. Again neglected it, but when I added compost two months ago they suddenly grew taller. Two weeks ago two trees started to grow something unfamiliar to me. I immediately consulted a friend and he jokingly told me they were caterpillars (hahaha).




He eventually said they were the flowers and should eventually become papaya fruit. Woohoo! I added some compost early this week and hope it would really eventually bear fruit. My friend advised me not to transfer the tree anymore since it's in a small pot. Sweetie checked it and he said that the roots have gone beyond the pot already. Yasss! 

I should take care of the other smaller plants and re-pot them to bigger ones so they can grow properly. For the two trees growing flowers, I hope the rain won't affect it. My friend said if all goes well, I'll have a bunch of papaya fruits in two to three months. 

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Friday, June 27, 2025

Tried Elite's Coffee

We chanced upon a cafe we haven't tried when we went out to have a haircut, Elite's Coffee. It's located on Dona Soledad Ave. and has a salon beside it. I remember trying it once via Grab since we sometimes get breakfast delivered. 




I definitely liked the longsilog when we ordered, but don't remember the coffee. We went to the cafe first before going to the salon since there was a line. Sweetie wasn't around when Miggy and I tried the cafe via delivery, so he enjoyed looking through their menu.





We just had a full meal at K-street, so we each just had coffee. The boys had a Spanish latte (hot and cold) and I just got a cappuccino. It was tasty. What I'd like to try next time is to dine at the cafe. They have an extensive menu. The cafe is also pretty spacious and a nice place to hangout. It just probably needs a bit more parking space

Have you tried this cafe?

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Thursday, June 26, 2025

Throwback Thursday: Old Paper Mache Project

While sorting Mom's things (yup, I'm still at it), I found one of my old paper mache projects. Yup, I went through a paper mache era too. I've been wanting to do this project again for the longest time. I didn't have a photo of it, but how I made it is etched in my mind. 

It's a cute humpty dumpty basket (well half of it). I covered half a balloon with newspaper and when it was dry I added legs using plastic cups. It took awhile to take shape and a lot more time to make it stand steadily. After that I painted it and added the buckle. Mom must have added the sequins because I don't remember adding sequins to it. 




I actually bought some gawgaw awhile back since we had a gazillion papers from the boxes when we moved back. Got so busy, so I ended up donating the papers for use in schools (the quality was really good and reusable).

Anyway, I was so happy to find my old project. It has definitely seen better days. I just took a photo and thought about keeping it. It was so dirty already and there's no way to wash it (it will likely disintegrate). I'll just keep the happy memory with a couple of photos and maybe when I eventually have time I'll make a new one.

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Wednesday, June 25, 2025

Remembering PNoy

It was PNoy's death anniversary the other day and I can't help but look back at how I'm grateful to him and his team. The launch of YouTube in the Philippines was one of the most important projects I did. PNoy was one of the world leaders who agreed to do the YouTube Worldview interview. Mind you, it wasn't easy to get his approval, but he eventually did. Whew!

Citizens submitted their questions. The question selected was voted by the citizens too. The interviewee only found out about the questions during the actual interview. I was the only Filipino in the team who came for the interview and when it was my turn to shake the President's hand I proudly introduced myself as the only Pinoy in the team (haha, no choice, wala pang PH team nun). It was met with a firm, hearty handshake. 


Photo by: Malacanan' PCDSPO


I was honestly flabbergasted during the interview. PNoy answered the questions with facts, laws/republic acts, and a crazy amount of data. Mind you the questions were really varied and he had no idea what would be thrown at him. He forgot just one data point, but within the day I received over  email the fact that he forgot. He definitely knew what he was talking about and as cabinet secretaries eventually shared, cabinet meetings were like thesis' defense. You really have to know what you're talking about. 

Here's the full interview in case you missed it:


Thank you PNoy for so far being the best President in my lifetime.

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Tuesday, June 24, 2025

Another Scrap Fabric Project

I need a couple of things for my bag. I've been annoyed with my powerbank juggling around inside my bag. I had been putting it inside a pouch with my pill box. I realized though it's not good to do that since the power bank warms up when I use it. 




After making the pillow cases from Mom's unfinished projects, I set aside the scraps for future use. Found some long strips and thought I'd finally make a pouch for my power bank. I didn't bother measuring it and just decided after I pieced it how it would look. 




Here's how I made it:




I also used franken-batting, an old pillowcase (as back fabric), and leftover binding to close one side. I like how it turned out and I've been using it. I finished the project in two nights. I still have a lot of leftover fabric and will probably make a case for my eyeglasses. Let's see how that goes next week. 

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Sunday, June 22, 2025

Happy Birthday Sweetie!

Happy, happy birthday Sweetie!



May the Lord bless you and grant all your prayers. Let's stay healthy 😺 

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Happy Birthday Miggy!

Another 365 days around the sun for my son, Miggy! 


Happy, happy birthday my love 💕 😘 💕 

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Saturday, June 21, 2025

Rainwater for Your Plants

Mom's lawn is magically alive again because it's been raining. Everything is green again and this would be a good time to see what else I can rescue. Rainwater is really good for plants. It brings extra nutrients for the plants and helps cleanse soil too. 

We set up two stations to collect rainwater. The official one was actually built for us. The plumber added a diverter to the downspout. When left open we are able to collect water from the roof. We got two big water drums to collect water. We cover it when it's full to prevent mosquitoes from breeding. 




The other water drum (in photo) is located in our garage. It was meant to be extra storage for rainwater (transferred manually by Sweetie with a pail). The downspout though was damaged. We haven't been able to have it fixed, so water has been falling directly to the drum with help from bamboo leaves (yay?). It's actually convenient for me since I don't have to walk far to get water for the square garden plants. 

If collecting rainwater, just make sure to cover the drum/pail. Mosquitoes breed fast. To get rid of them you can add some hydrogen peroxide to the water. This will also help to prevent root rot and get rid of larvae/eggs of pests. Just make sure your furry pets don't drink this water!  

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Friday, June 20, 2025

Tried K-street

We're honestly holed up at home most of the time. Since I scheduled a family haircut day, we thought it would be nice to try dining at a new place. We saw an ad for a pad Thai place near us and headed there the other day. We thought it was located beside the Vietnamese place we tried. We were surprised to see a new nook of restos built before the area of the Vietnamese place. 






There were a couple of restos in the area. The pad Thai place was located on the second floor. Miggy chose the Korean place, K-street, so that's where we went. It was an odd hour and we were the only customers. The place was cozy and built for quick meals. We each ordered what we wanted to try. 




I got bulgogi, but it was strangely spicy (haha). I think they may have used a different sauce (one of the staff was new). It tasted good and I managed to finish the meal in-between gulps of strawberry lemonade. Miggy had the house special and Sweetie ordered the hickory barbecue. The meal was really filling and the good news is you can order their food via Grab or Food Panda. Maybe next time we'll try the bento meals so we can have some veggies. 




The nook of restos was interesting. We hope to try the other chicken place next time and we'll probably order from the pad Thai place one of these days (sorry, avoiding stairs for now). I wish the cafe will be open next time. Sweetie tried calling, but no one was answering. 

If you're from my `hood and want to try this place, here's the map to K-street: https://maps.app.goo.gl/XguqV46hJQZHkGNU8

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