Food list


My version of The Food Lover's Write-Off :

I just love to eat

1. Soft Drink: Sprite

2. Ice Cream Flavor: Vanilla

3. Fast Food Restaurant: McDonald’s and KFC

4. Type of Pizza: Full of cheese with hot sauce and pepper!

5. Dinner: This is hard...Pizza or maybe Kare-kare with bagoong

6. Snack Food: hamburger, donuts or chips, fries and juice

7. Side Dish: Mashed potatoes

8. Food to Eat While Driving: I don’t drive...yet

9. Food for Breakfast: bread, peanut butter, scrambled eggs, milk, and coffee.

10. Sit-Down Restaurant: Saisaki, Lolo Dad's, Cibo, Old Manila ...

11. Italian Dish: pizza and pasta

12. Chinese Dish: noodles

13. Sandwich: peanut butter, tuna, Subway's sandwich.

14. Cheese: white cheese..all kinds

15. Donut: The one with a hole

16. Type of dessert: kakanin, fruits, cake, ice cream except pure chocolate ice cream,

fruit salad, All kinds of dessert.

17. Type of Cake: Braso de Mercedes, Black Forest.

18. Vegetable: All kinds of vegetables except ampalaYUCK!

19. Fruit: All kinds of fruits especially watermelon, pineapple, banana, and kiwi

20. Food In Bed: cookies

21. Beer: ehem...

22. Drink With Dinner: water

23. Fruit Juice: pineapple

24. What is your favorite meal? Most definitely the complete meal, Pizza!!! Mmmm..pizza

The Cyclopean Arch

This is supposed to be the prologue for our year book made by my friend Cedrik. It all depends now on the editors if they want to publish it. But I think that the Theme of this prologue fits just right for our batch.




The Cyclopean Arch


The Parthenon, the Pantheon, temples, and other ancient Greek structures were formed from stones of different shapes and sizes that perfectly fit to form the very foundations of the structures that are still to marvel until this century. There were no cements to hold them together, they were irregular stones piled up into an arch; the larger stones form the base and make up a great part of the arch. The smaller stones fill up the gaps of the larger stones so that altogether they form a sturdy arch that can last through the ages.

In a batch made of very fine stones, every single piece is important; the small ones as vital as the large ones in forming a structure. Like the Cyclopean arch, the great ones who shine in the batch are as important as the ones who normally go by. These simple ones make up for the lack of the great ones. Sometimes, these simple ones are those that make the great ones shine. But a structure is not viewed by the quantity or the quality of its stones; it is viewed as it is a structure. The same is true for a batch of fine stones, it is not assessed by the achievements of one man, or the success of one group and it is viewed as one batch, which accomplished many great things, things that shall be remembered through the ages.

Each and every person in a batch is important, as each and every stone in an arch is important. And like the Parthenon that still stands until this day, the batch of fine stones may live on to be marveled at through the ages.