
Lasang Pinoy Sundays theme for this week is all about the “walang kamatayang” SILOG.
The more popular terms are tapsilog, longsilog and tocilog.
But now there are different varieties like hotdogsilog, Ces’ entry pusitlog, danggitsilog, spamsilog, cornedbeefsilog, friedchickensilog, hamsilog and anything and everything that catches the fancy of the one preparing the food or the one who will eat the preparation.
Imagination has no limitation when it comes to the silog combination.
Below is our all-time favorite Rodic’s tapsilog, which I also featured several times in my blogs with the tapa already flaked for easier chewing

Rodic’s tapsilog on our picnic mat.
When my hubby had our photo taken, our son didn’t look at the camera because he was busy eating his tapsilog. When asked why, he said he missed eating the combo
Tags: dining, family, Filipino food, food, Lasang Pinoy Sundays, Philippines, Rodic's tapsilog, silog, tapsilog
Colors make our lives more interesting. Colors make us feel wonderful. Colors make us feel more alive, more vibrant.
What are your favorite colors?

Blue?

Red?

Yellow?
Tags: colors, flowers, nature photos, sky

Every Saturday, participants post photos based on a theme. The theme for this Saturday is METAL.

One of my son’s newer addition to his toy collection, a Matchbox Ford GT toy car. He doesn’t really get this brand since he likes another toy brand more than this but he could not resist not having a Ford GT. Who wouldn’t?
Matchbox toy cars, like the other toy cars being sold like this Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X which is my other entry, are made of die-cast metal
Here is a real Ford GT, my very first Photo Hunt entry, if I remember it right.
photohunt
Tags: Matchbox, Photo Hunters, toy cars, toys

- Sleepy :: me
- Thanksgiving :: so many things to be thankful for
- Fifteen :: fun age
- Authority :: Authoritative
- Bangs :: short hair
- Curled :: fun hair
- Young man :: adolescent
- Surprised :: excitement
- Mistake :: learn from it
- Handle it ::with care
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Tags: mutterings, thoughts
“Thank you”
Two small words that mean a big difference. In one of my other blog among others, I get a lot of inquiries. There are those who write “Thank you” “God bless you” whenever they end their queries, even if they are not sure that I will answer them.
Of course, I do answer, no matter how these inquiries were written.
Read on.
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Tags: good manners, gratitude