I'm a sucker for everything old school (not that I'm already old, huh! LOL). There is just something about vintage pieces that gives me all the feels.
Well, that was what this newly opened coffee shop in Baguio gave us as well - that odd, familiar feeling.
Sunday is Neil and I's date day because he has a regular job on Saturdays. Last weekend, after helping me wash the car (because I don't want to spend for a car wash. LOL!), we headed to Maginhawa to look for a good place to eat. We took the road heading to EDSA but felt defeated after not finding any appealing restaurants. I'm not very familiar with the place anymore because a lot has changed. So, we drove back to where we came from. Then, something caught our eyes - it has an interesting name with yellow texts written all over the place's exterior. We also noticed it because a car just drove off from its parking lot, so we took that as a sign. Haha!
Heya! How have you all been doing? I miss my space so much, I was on hiatus over the holidays because I have limited internet access. So, I'm back now and I want to greet you a Happy New Year! It has been a good year, 2015, I'm hoping this year will be better.
I'm sure every one of us who lives in the Philippines is experiencing the intense summer heat. Summer is great when you're at the beach. However, when you're just staying at home or walking around the city, the heat is unbearable. Sometimes, I wish I could just fit inside the fridge. Haha!
In my desperate move of trying to beat the heat, I came up with a new recipe, which I'm not sure if I named it right (refer to the post's title). LOL. It's easy and it's perfect for this weather.
