Lumpiang Shanghai
The kids love these crunchy rolls dipped in sweet and sour sauce. This is a must-have in a nearby “old style eatery” (ala panciteria) that serve Chinese-inspired food.
Coupled with a bowl of warm noodles, this is a simple meal that will surely warm tummies during rainy days.
Front row view (i.e. front of the house) view of a sunset sky that looks like it is being electrically charged.
here is another entry for electric.
Yesterday we attended a third birthday party and a baptism celebration rolled into one during the two celebrators’ dad’s birthday. What a triple treat!
Yes, it is a treat to attend a party and events planner‘s party. Hurray to you Kim, your parties are getting grander year after year!
Magic show. Festive decorations. Photo wall with free photos to take home. Dog show. The works! and yes, lots of cool giveaways to the kids.
In one party I attended (NOT Kim’s), play areas are stationed throughout the venue for the kids to play and win prizes. One would think, they could even set up ping pong tables there, or maybe arcade games but that would defeat the purpose of the guests being entertained as a group.
Everything to keep the guests entertained are there and yes, we were entertained indeed.
Just in case you want to have your party done this way, contact Kim here.
Peanut brittle is a must-have item from the North’s Baguio City, the country’s summer capital.
Romana peanut brittle, nomnomnom!
Dig in and get some of this crunchy and sweet peanut brittle while I read about online backup of files. Save some for me, will ya?
A jar of this is like that potato chips in a canister tag line that says “Once you pop, you can’t stop.” With this once you open, you definitely can’t stop yourself (and others) from getting that one last bit.
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