honeybanana-wthsyrup Originally uploaded by annalyn. I wanted so much to join the monthly food blogging event Sugar High Friday sponsored this July by Nicki over at Bakingsheet with the theme revolving around that sweetest of ingredients "Honey." So what's a harrassed mom like me with little time gotta do? I had no choice but to do a no-sweat but definitely yummy recipe for Honey Banana Pancakes. Who can resist a good pancake for breakfast? What I like about this dish is that it's easy to prepare and very versatile too! Aside from the usual syrup and ... Continue Reading...
Archives for July 2005
Wanted: A New Breed of Filipinos
My country is a country that disappoints. I can very well say this to myself now ten years after returning to my homeland in what was supposedly the better world of the West. Ten years ago I was willing to bet my stake on the future and promise of these beautiful islands, only to realize that things have not changed in those ten long years but have in fact deteriorated to a point of hopelessness for Juan de la Cruz. If Rizal, Ninoy and our other heroes were alive today, would they have had second thoughts if the Filipino was worth dying for? Would they have asked ... Continue Reading...
One ‘hello?’
The embattled one Originally uploaded by annalyn. This blog supports the 'GMA Don't Resign!' movement. Don't ask me for my reasons. Just shoot me. ... Continue Reading...
Gadget Review: SE K750i & O2 XDA IIi
SE K750i Originally uploaded by annalyn. If you're looking for a phone that's small on the outside, feature-packed on the inside, look no further than Sony Ericsson's latest baby, the K750i. This one lays the groundwork for the forthcoming invasion of the 2 megapixel camphones in the market. Plus, it has irresistible add-ons like an internal 32MB which can be expanded through the accompanying 64MB Memory Stick Duo, superior quality radio and Media Player, email capability plus the usual IR, Bluetooth and GPRS. Read more about why I love this phone here. Prior to ... Continue Reading...
Feeling the pinch
If you notice, I have distanced myself from the turbulent goings-on now rocking the Philippines. Politics is after all not my business. But it doesn't mean that I do not feel for the rest of my countrymen who must once again suffer the follies of their duly-elected leaders.The painful fact is that life has not become better for those of us who chose to stick it out in our country of birth, pay our taxes and obey the laws . I don't know who is to blame more: our officials who flaunt their power (and abuse of it) with impunity, or the people who never to learn their ... Continue Reading...
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