Friday, December 21, 2012
Bushido 武士道
Once upon a time there was a swordsman who was adopted by an old general from the east to learn the classical ways of fighting. The apprentice grew in stature and prominence as he learned from him. They fought together in wars alongside other warriors. He swore loyalty to him and in turn was recognized for his achievements. He worked with different commanders and has proven his worth even in the most challenging of times.
Sadly, he would hear of stories from the others that the old master was not as honorable as he thought. The other commanders who swore loyalty to him eventually left him oftentimes disgruntled and never came back. The swordsman often wondered about this but dismissed the rumors said of him. Others who came under the general's tutelage would leave in the hopes of finding greener pastures.
In time, the general grew his army by acquiring new recruits and commanders. New warriors were signed up to replace those who left. The swordsman grew to become a teacher himself to the new recruits. He was respected by others of different class and rank. He was often recruited to better masters but he decided to stay with the old general. He believed that he can learn a few more of the ways and perhaps become a commander himself for his loyalty.
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
multiply revisited: enchanted by siquijor
It was the summer of 2007 when we decided to take a detour from Dumaguete and take the road less taken to Mystical Siquijor. The provincial island is unspoilt and eerily calm and peaceful. Folklores abound when you hear of the province and it adds to the mysterious vibe when visiting the islands.
Monday, October 22, 2012
kapitolyo has arrived as a foodie destination
You know that your side of town has become the place to be when it gets featured in popular blogs and gets its own pretty little map for a foodie app.
Judging by the places mentioned here and places i've tried - I missed going only to 3.
Being a local of this place and to help adventurous patrons who would like to try Kapitolyo, I made a list of my favorites
1. Poco Deli - craving for quality sausages? pasta? imported wine and beer? go here!
2. Charlie's Cafe - best burger in town. they come in black angus and wagyu! works best with dirty fries and some hoegaardens! yum!
3. Cafe Juanita - craving for some Filipino fare? like some quirky ambiance to go with it? Kare kare is a must!
4. Mad Mark's - care for some artisanal ice cream to cap off your binge? they serve awesome wings too
5. Rub Ribs - hard to find but no longer a secret. They serve good ribs at a good price! falls off the bone!
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