Food Fair: Best Food Forward

As you may have noticed, I have been featuring lots of events, fairs, foreign artists shows, trade exhibits and the likes in this blog, some may think that I’m earning money in doing this but I’m not (at least for now lol).

Featuring these events in my blog is my way of helping and promoting the best happenings in the city which name I carry in my blog and where I live and breath. Obviously, I love this city- ♥Manila♥.

So now I guess I have featured a number of different kinds of events, but actually I have been looking for one particular subject that I am very eager to feature – FOOD! Filipinos are food loving people and this blog wouldn’t be complete without featuring a food fair. I have been continuously searching for such until I chanced upon one good-looking food event from the lovable people of Nuffnang (I hope I‘ll win the contest - lol again). I'm pretty sure this will be featured in the thousands of food blogs out there but still, here's my pitch.

So here’s one very appetizing food and drink fair that is happening soon, bragging that it’s not only a food fair but also with a travel flair:

BEST FOOD FORWARD
March 24 - 25, 2012 / 10am - 8pm
NBC Tent, Bonifacio Global City

Photo and Info source: http://www.bestfoodforward.com.ph/

For further details about this event you may check Best Food Forward website and Facebook page. But just a warning, make sure you have something to munch while browsing because I assure you, you will be HUNGRY! Yum Winking smile

Comments

Tomorrow Is Not Promised

I was going around my stuff that I packed two years ago, back in the time when I decided that I’m done with the corporate world. I realized that I did not check back to this box-load of stuff since I packed it when I exited that world of mine. The sad thing is that, I’m digging this box because I’m looking for a document that will support a stupid system that halted something that I had worked so hard for a couple of weeks. I was feeling upset and frustrated while doing the digging. I realized there are lots of things in this box that I really really love. They are of no financial values. Just the silly stuff that I can’t take away so I just keep them. As I picked and tousled things, I came across some small notebooks where I used to write anything that I can think of at the moment. One of the small notebooks is a favorite since college days. It is covered with my stamp collections and in it are my favorite quotations, prose, phrases and some poems that I personally wrote.

Go Kart at SM Mall of Asia Amusement Complex

I’m doing my usual morning run at the SM Mall of Asia bay side when I spotted this area. It kind of caught me by surprise seeing this area as colorful and lively because I remember during my last run, this area is used to be surrounded with iron sheets coverings, the same thing when there’s something being constructed inside the coverings. And then I remembered that I had a short break from my morning run. It seems like this activity is launched while I was on short break from my morning run. As usual, every time I see something new that looks exciting, I am excited to share the info to you all. So for those who are into cars and driving, this one’s for you! “Go Kart” ! It is located along the breakwaters of Manila Bay at the SM Mall of Asia Amusement Complex just right after the The Giant Ferris Wheel/The MOA Eye . Locational Photo The fee and basic rules Fun and Safety Rules are properly posted in the area but to give you some advance info on what to wear

Missionaries of Charity Home of Joy for the Sick Children

“this place will break your heart, will make you cry, will make you want to reach out, and will make you feel grateful & thankful, all at the same time…” They are located at: 1030 Tayuman Street, Tondo, Manila. Their telephone number is (+632) 255-0832 and the contact person is Sister Anselm. I wrote that caption in this same season last year, my first time to visit a place called “Missionaries of Charity Home of Joy for the Sick Children”. I was with a group of friends along with our respective families. I could never be thankful enough to our friend Rupert and his family for leading us to this place. It was not my first time to do a charity visit to an orphanage and I sort of wonder why we were “brief” that this is for special children. I only realized what that briefing is about when I see for myself how “special” these children are. I apologize if this may not sound good to some, but the sight of the sick children is heartbreaking. I tried to look tough and not to

Balut The Slapsoil Wanderer

Search This Blog