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It’s more fun in the Philippines!

Posted by paulignatius on January 21, 2012
Posted in: Tourism, Travel & Vacation. Tagged: boracay, Department of Tourism, It's more fun in the Philippines, laiya, Philippine tourism, Philippines, san miguel bulacan. 2 comments

Many have probably heard about the new Department of Tourism’s campaign slogan for our dear country – It’s More Fun In The Philippines. Moments after they announced, it again sparked controversies that Switzerland came up with something similar some 50 years ago. Officials were quick to defend, however, that the slogan simply speaks the truth about the Philippines – that is indeed, and simply, more fun in our country. Days after, photos of “It’s More Fun in the Philippines” spread like wild fire on the Internet. You can tell that people has its support, and that’s what makes it fun!

Anyway, here are some photos I liked so far. The following are not mine (although I will include some that I made), which I got from Definitely Filipino’s Facebook page, Spot.ph, and some from other websites:

And here are some photos I made few days ago. I will try to make some more, and will probably just edit this post. It’s fun!

Boracay, with college friends

Madlum caves in San Miguel, Bulacan with officemates

Port Laiya in Batangas

Boracay, with college friends

Boracay sunset

With the amount of support this new slogan is getting, I can say that it’s a success. It may not be an original one, but hey, that was five decades ago. And I am not saying this just because I am a Filipino citizen, but it is truly more fun in the Philippines!

WP’s 2011 review for The P Spot

Posted by paulignatius on January 6, 2012
Posted in: Uncategorized. Tagged: annual report, blog, helper monkeys. Leave a Comment

The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2011 annual report for this blog.

Here’s an excerpt:

The concert hall at the Sydney Opera House holds 2,700 people. This blog was viewed about 29,000 times in 2011. If it were a concert at Sydney Opera House, it would take about 11 sold-out performances for that many people to see it.

Click here to see the complete report.

My 2011 – Likes, Favorites, and Highlights

Posted by paulignatius on January 3, 2012
Posted in: Books, Movies, Music, Office and Work, Personal, Television, Travel & Vacation. Tagged: 2011, 2012, chico and delamar, the morning rush, Year End. 11 comments

Another year has ended, another one have begun. It has been a great year. And as I start anew with 2012, here’s a look back on my 2011 – some personal stuff, achievements, events, people, characters, and songs that shaped the year that was.

Travel.  I make it a point to explore new places each year. 2011 blessed me with an opportunity to travel again here in our country and abroad as well. Me and my family went to Hong Kong last May, and I also got to visit Boracay again last February. I was able to go to Bataan with my officemates, and capped off the year with a trip to Dipolog.

  

   

Personal and Family.  One of the major highlight for us this year was my twin brothers’ high school graduation. They finished 2nd and 3rd Honorable Mentions in their class, that’s why Mom and I gave the trip to HK as a gift for them. Also last year, we bought a condo-type house in Montalban which is now under construction and hopefully we’ll move in late this year or early next year. Another  event worthy to be noted was when our house got a taste of  typhoon Pedring’s wrath and blew off a roof on our third floor.

    

Conquered.  Doing outdoor activities is one of my 2011 highlight. Never have I felt proud of myself when I conquered the summit of Mt. Natib, the highest peak in Bataan (1,253 meters above sea level), during the Freedom Climb last June. I also tried spelunking and traversing when we went to Mt. Manalmon in Bulacan a month after. Thanks to my officemates and climb mates ABG! It’s not everyday you get to say you reached a mountain’s summit. More climbs this year!

      

Wedding Bells.  I was able to be a part of the wedding of two of my dearest friends from college Jay and Alfred. Jay got married last February 14, and I was one of the secondary sponsors. Alfred tied the knot with another college classmate and friend of ours, Aurora, on his birthday March 19, and I was the Best Man and wedding singer. I wish these friends of mine all the best in the coming years ahead! And babies soon, too!

  

Staying Fit and Healthy.  Well, at least I tried last year. I actually started mid of 2010 when I enrolled in a gym and played badminton three months before I went to Singapore. Then last year, I tried MMA or Mixed Martial Arts and also jogged around the Quezon City Memorial Circle weekly with family and friends. Although I wasn’t able to do it on a regular basis, experiencing it at least for a month or two is good enough. I really hope to be more serious in losing weight and living healthy this year.

  

Concerts and Shows.  A lot of foreign acts visited the Philippines last year, and I was lucky enough to catch four. I was able to watch Bruno Mars with my best Popoy bud Niña, Maroon 5 with some Rushers, American Idol season 10 finalists with my Mom, my brother and friend Gly, and also Cirque Du Soleil’s Varekai with my Mom as well. Biggest regret, though, was not watching The Script.

   

Fun at Work!  I’d like to believe that I have always been blessed with great people to work with. Even at my previous office, one major factor why I stayed for 5 long years was its people. And 2011 did not fail me. Last November marked my first year with Stellar, and it was fun and productive altogether.

    

Buffed Up.  As a movie buff, I see to it that I catch a lot of films as I can. I wasn’t able to update myself last year due to budget constraints, but I try whenever I could. As usual, I went out and participated at the annual Spanish and French film festivals with Aden and Lei. 2011, however, was a strong year for Filipino independent films. Most movies that earned support were indie films. I am glad more and more Pinoys are embracing it. I was able to see Ang Babae Sa Septic Tank, Zombadings, Senior Year, and some other Cinemalaya entries.

    

  

On Repeat.  I know there are a lot of great acts last year, but I only had four on repeat in my iPod – Adele, Bruno Mars, The Script, and OPM’s best new artist of 2011, Zia. They’re addicting!

  

  

Glued.  How ironic that these TV shows I loved the past year were never watched on TV. Most are online and downloaded, so I watch them either on the computer or my portable DVD player. I am now on the third season of Modern Family, and fourth on both Chuck and The Big Bang Theory. American Idol and Glee became kind of bland for me last year, but I enjoyed The Voice! I was also able to watch two Korean series, My Girlfriend is a Gumiho (nine-tailed fox) and Dae Mul, and I am still following Budoy, a local TV drama.

    

  

Books-ing.  Nah, not boxing. I can’t think of any title haha! Well, I didn’t get to read much books last year. Only got a hold of Jessica Zafra’s Twisted 9 and some short stories collection at a book fair, and also Bob Ong’s Lumayo Ka Nga Sa Akin, one of his best I’d have to say, and of course The Best of Chico and Delamar’s The Morning Rush Top 10 book.

    

Rushers!  I put this last because they have been a big part of my 2011 (Naks, special!). I’ve been a Rusher since 2002, and the TMR family is getting bigger and bigger. I’ve met a lot of new ones, and although we most of the time stays in touch through Twitter and Facebook, they’re like family to me. 2011 was indeed a year of building friendship. I hope it will last until our twilight years. Of course, Chico and Delamar plays a big role in this. If it weren’t for them and their show, I would have never met these crazy, funny, and smart people!

    

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Looking back, it was indeed a great and blessed year. As I enter a new one, I hope and pray for continued blessings, guidance, good health and safety for my family, relatives, loved ones and friends. Thank you to everyone who became part of my 2011! Here’s to a more blissful and fruitful 2012! Cheers! :)

Christmas RUSH!

Posted by paulignatius on December 14, 2011
Posted in: Books, Entertainment. Tagged: chico and delamar, the best of chico and delamar top 10 book, the morning rush. 2 comments

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This book can be considered a gem to Chico and Delamar. For years, as what they have mentioned on air during their Grand Anniversary EB last July, people have been bugging them to have a book version of The Top 10. We, the Rushers, couldn’t contain ourselves as we eagerly await the book. And when it was finally released and I got myself a copy, it was bliss!

Reading Top 10 entries in a book, and I think I can speak for my co-Rushers here, will give you a different kind of high. I know it’s quite a strange way to describe it, but that’s how it felt for me at least. Being a regular listener of The Morning Rush, it was great to read those entries again, especially when you see familiar names. Two of my entries even made it to the book! That’s why, in a way, the Rushers are the PROUD co-authors of this book. Epic!

So, grab a copy now! It’s selling like hotcakes! I wouldn’t be surprised to see the book in the Bestsellers section of bookstores anytime soon. Go and catch the RUSH! :)

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Merry Christmas from The P Spot!

Posted by paulignatius on December 5, 2011
Posted in: Christmas, Holidays. Tagged: christmas, Christmas 2011. Leave a Comment

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That is our team’s entry for the office recycled Christmas tree-making contest. It is made out of a used “kulambo” or mosquito net, and a “sampayan” (dunno if there’s an english term for it haha). Our team really put a lot of effort in making it. It’s base is a teammate’s protein shake, covered by my Mom’s umbrella lace; the decorations were plastic cups, Flat Tops wrappers, Jellyace containers, and tahong shells; and an electric fan served as its star. I hope our team wins!

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This one is a big Christmas tree made out of Lego pieces. This is displayed inside SM North The Block, and I was like a kid when I saw it! Around it are more Christmas inspired themes, like that of the Merlion in Singapore, the Petronas towers in Kuala Lumpur, the Great Wall of China, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, and a lot more!

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And this last one is the giant Christmas tree of The Araneta Center. I am not sure how much this measures, but it’s huge I”m tellin’ ya! And beautiful! The lights are like icicles dropping. It never fails to make me smile every time I pass by this area going to work.

Advanced Happy Holidays! Enjoy the snow on my blog! :)

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Dazzling Dakak

Posted by paulignatius on November 19, 2011
Posted in: Holidays, Tourism, Travel & Vacation. Tagged: Dakak, Dapitan, Dipolog, Travel. Leave a Comment

This was the view that greeted us one Sunday morning at Dakak Park and Beach resort, still in the city of Dipolog, Zamboanga Del Norte. Me and two of my friends are really excited for the second part of our trip, that’s why we woke up extra early that morning, fixed ourselves and our stuff up before the service arrived at the pension house to pick us up. It was around a 30-minute drive to the city, but worth the wait!

So after we settled in our room, it’s time to explore the island!

I love how quiet and uncrowded the place is. Truly relaxing and calming. I am a beach person, but I kinda hate crowded places, so it’s such a treat to me. Our room is quite comfy, too. Very spacious and cozy.

At the pool area

Our room inside

and outside

Roaming around can get you hungry so we stopped by and had some merienda and late lunch. With the seemingly endless photo op on the side, of course.

Here’s the picturesque view fronting our spot while eating. It’s like a computer wallpaper!

After that, it’s time to hit the beach!

We also tried night swimming, and loved their jacuzzi. It felt like somebody is massaging my whole back. Loved that feeling! After that, around 8:30PM, we prepared to leave for Fantasyland. Part of our package is a tour at that theme park and enjoy free rides. We enjoyed our stay there until about midnight, then went back to the resort, called it a night and rested our tired bodies.

The next day, since we didn’t get to have dinner, we woke up with our tummies grumbling. Good thing, part of our package was free breakfast! Buffet, to boot. That’s why we devoured ourselves chomped away. After that, we hit the beach anew for the last time before preparing to leave.

Around 10AM, we went back to our room and started to prepare and pack our stuff as we have a 1PM flight to catch. We really can’t believe this vacation will be over in a matter of hours, but we had a swell time the entire three days!  As what I have mentioned on my previous post, this trip served its purpose. Our stress, be it personal or work related, was washed away with the sea, hoping it wouldn’t come back.

Our parting shots

Goodbye, Dipolog! It was a pleasure. We had a great time and we hope to see you again!

Discovering Dapitan

Posted by paulignatius on November 8, 2011
Posted in: Holidays, Tourism, Travel & Vacation. Tagged: Dapitan, Dipolog, Travel. Leave a Comment

Spur of the moment – that’s how unplanned our Dapitan trip was. We didn’t reserve a room ahead of time, didn’t made an itinerary of what to do, didn’t expect anything, I didn’t even know Dapitan is in Zamboanga Del Norte. But we had a terrific time!

During the long weekend, me and two of my college friends embarked on a ride we never thought possible. We usually go out of town with everything ironed out from the tiniest details. This trip was a risk, I’d have to say, but we challenged ourselves for an adventure. Despite the mishap I had on my way to the airport, wherein I had to literally jump off the cab to catch our flight, the trip went on smoothly thereafter.

The heat was just right when we arrived. We then took a tricycle ride to the bus station then a van to Monina’s Pension House, where we stayed for the next two nights. The pension house was just right across the beach along Sunset Blvd., that’s why I couldn’t help but take pictures right away few hours after we settled in and had lunch at Erlinda’s Fishing Bar.

Come night time, we strolled around the city and went to Gloria De Dapitan, then capped off the night at a nearby tapsihan.

 

The next day was a whole lot different for us. We initially planned on not planning anything haha, but to hail the first tricycle we see then ask the driver to tour us around. So after brunch at Kamayan Ni Manay, we prepared ourselves for our day 2 in Dapitan. Manong Jimmy, the tricycle driver we hired as a tour guide, did a good job. He first took us to an old church (of which the name I forgot) and to a park where Jose Rizal made a map of Mindanao.

After that, Manong Jimmy took us to the Ilihan hill. I really loved this part because I miss hiking, and climbing the hill gave me a different “high.” And what a high it was. The view atop the hill was breathtaking!

Our next stop was the Rizal Shrine, where replicas of our national hero’s kubo, clinic, home, kitchen, etc. during the time he got exiled in Dapitan can be found. I enjoyed this part of our tour, because of its historical value. After the shrine, we then went to Punto Del Desembarco De Rizal, the spot where Rizal first set foot in Dapitan year 1892, and where his boat docked after Spaniards took him to be exiled. It was like we’re on a field trip!

At Punto Del Desembarco De Rizal

Time flies really fast when you are having fun. Next thing we know, the sun is already setting and darkness is starting to creep in. We asked Manong Jimmy to take us to a place where we can buy some pasalubongs like t-shirts, souvenirs and the like. I realized some stuff are a bit expensive that’s why I didn’t buy a lot yet. After that, we decided to ask our tour guide to take us back to our pension house, but then we just can’t help but stop anew and take a picture of the under construction Dapitan City Hall.

It was such a ride! We didn’t realize that we would also enjoy going on spur of the moment. No plans, no expectations, no disappointments. After our photo op at the city hall, we then asked Manong Jimmy to take us back to our pension house. We paid him P400 for the tour and for being our photographer the whole afternoon. Not bad eh? Back in our room, we rested a bit then prepared for dinner. After a tiring day, we rewarded ourselves with a sumptuous meal of seafood, pork barbecue and bulalo at Kan-Anan! Yummm!

Great dinner to cap off a great day in Dapitan! We just couldn’t contain ourselves with happiness, I’m telling you. I don’t know but this trip is probably one of the best. It may not be the grandest, but it did serve its purpose. Or maybe I just needed this time off to de-stress. So, that’s how the first part of our Dapitan went. Spur of the moment and so much fun!

Up next, our Dakak experience.

Película 2011

Posted by paulignatius on October 17, 2011
Posted in: Entertainment, Movies. Tagged: 10th Spanish Film Festival, Pelicula 2011. Leave a Comment

The Spanish Film Festival had a great run the past two weeks over at the Greenbelt Cinemas. On its 10th year, it had a pretty interesting line up of movies. I am, I think, in my fourth year of being a patron and it has been a yearly thing I have been eagerly waiting. Glad I was able to watch three films. It was supposed to be four, but tickets for Biutiful has gone sold out one week ahead of screening. I did a marathon of the three movies last Saturday with good friends Lei and Aden. As expected, we enjoyed it!

 Fuera De Carta (Chef’s Special) was the first one I’ve seen that day. It was crazy funny! It’s a story of Maxi, a famous cook who owns a restaurant somewhere in Madrid. He’s a homosexual living his seemingly happy and no-problem life, until Edu and Alba (his children from a previous relationship), and Horacio, an Argentinian ex-football player moved in to be his neighbor, stirs up everything. Not to mention the restaurant’s financial problem to make it more, um, interesting.

The characters were hilarious. Maxi’s friend/staff Alex made the movie unforgettable. The role of the sexy girl who’s desperate of a man who would love her seemed to fit her really well. Ramiro, another staff at the restaurant, is also such a character. I loved the scene where he pretended to be Maxi when the guy from Michelin visited. I was laughing my head off!

Despite the movie being funny, it’s also heart warming. It values family, work, and friends, and reminds us that it’s never too late to mend the wounds of broken relationships and start anew. Having said that, I personally think this is a must watch because of the fact that most people can relate to it. I especially liked the movie’s soundtrack. Both the slow and fast ones, even though I couldn’t understand most of the words. 3.5 out of 5 stars.

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Gordos (Fat People) was the second movie I watched. From the title alone, I knew I could relate to it. It is a comedy about life’s excesses and deficiencies; about our insecurities, phobias, obsessions, traumas, mistakes, fears, blame, desires, hopes, challenges, concessions, goals, relationships, love, sex, health, family; about survival in the widest and “largest” sense of the word.

I liked the film’s approach in discussing the above mentioned aspects. It may be too complicated to some, but watching it will make you realize that it is really happening. No, it did not show or mainly focused on how to lose weight, but rather on facing the truth about yourself and what you will do to either accept it or not. And that’s where the human struggle enters the scene, that you’d get tangled with it your whole life.

I love what the main character said before the movie ended. That it is only by ourselves that we can discover who and what we are; that is only you and you alone that can help yourself. It kind of struck a nerve to me, seriously. Watching this somehow made me feel awakened. 3 out of 5 stars.

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 Mar Adentro (The Sea Inside) was the one I watched with friends Lei, who is a big Javier Bardem fan, and Aden. We initially wanted to do a back to back Bardem that day, but as what I’ve mentioned, Biutiful got sold out before we knew it. Bardem made me teary eyed. Great way to cap off my Pelicula marathon!

The film revolves around the story of Ramon Sampedro, a quadriplegic, who fought a 30 year campaign in favor of euthanasia and his own right to die. With his great personality and generosity, he made two different women eager to help him achieve his goal.

There are a lot to say about the movie. I was actually split on what to feel towards the euthanasia part, but from the mindset of Ramon Sampedro, I guess he does have a point. Quite a number of arguments were raised – religion, state and government, human rights, and of course family and the love you are willing to give whole heartedly even if it’s painstakingly difficult for you to keep up. I got lumps on my throat at the scene where his family finally decided to let Ramon go to Rosa. Really heartbreaking.

Upon composing this entry, I found out that the one who played Rosa was the same one who played Alex in Fuera De Carta! I didn’t recognize her at all. Rosa was actually the character I loved the most in this film. A very eager lady, crazy at times, but so lovable.

Being a beach person that I am, it is a given for me to love all the beach scenes. The very first frame at the start of the film, which came in from blurry to magnificently clear, is a dream destination. Serene, picturesque, calm, and very inviting. And also a noteworthy scene is when Ramon seemed like he flew out of the window, exploring the outside, taking us to the beach where Julia was. Lovely! It was like I am flying, too. 4.5 out of 5 stars.

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Needless to say, it was a great Película year for me. Three films, not bad. Especially that I enjoyed them all. I do hope to watch more next year, though. I will make it a point to buy tickets at the first day, that’s a promise!

Hasta la próxima, queridos amigos! :)

Ako Na Lang

Posted by paulignatius on October 10, 2011
Posted in: Entertainment, Music. Tagged: Ako Na Lang, Zia, Zia Quizon. Leave a Comment

Zia’s music video for her song Ako Na Lang is out! I like this song, and I love the artist specially her voice. More than their songs, it’s the artists’ voice that I am more inclined to like first and foremost. Zia is not an exception; hers is so refreshing and healthy to the ears. She also write songs.  And, she’s so pretty! That’s why it’s no wonder I am now falling in love…with the song. :) In fact, I purchased her CD over the weekend.

I am smitten! Can’t get enough of her and her songs. I am actually listening to her cd while composing this entry. :) I also seldom vote for Ako Na Lang over Monster Radio’s shows. And with the release of the video, I wouldn’t be surprised to see it on MYX and other music channels. Anyway, here’s the lyrics of the song. Enjoy!

Zia Quizon “Ako Na Lang”

Naghahanap pa ng maaaya
Pagkat sadyang walang magawa
Nagsasayang ng bawat oras sa wala (hala)

Nasearch mo nang lahat sa internet
Naubos na ang load sa kakatext
Naghihintay ka lang na may makukulit ulit

What are you waiting for
Call my number, knock on my door
Nandito lang ako
How I wish you’ll let me know

Kung sinu-sino pang tinatawagan mo, nandito lang naman ako
At kung saan-saan ka pa naghahanap, nadito lang naman ako
Kung sinu-sino pa ang tinatawagan mo, nandito lang naman ako
Kung saan-saan ka pa naghahanap, nadito lang naman ako

Ako na lang sana
Tayo na lang dal’wa
Sana nalaman mo pala
Ako na lang sana

Ako na lang kung pwede lang, I wish
Ako na lang ako nalang, I kiss
Ako na lang ang paborito mong mamiss, Oh yes

‘Di ko babasagin ang ‘yong trip
Whatever man ang gusto mong gimmick
Sabay sa jamming mo sa gig, astig

What are you waiting for
Call my number, knock on my door
Nandito lang ako
How I wish you’ll let me know

Kung sinu-sino pang tinatawagan mo, nandito lang naman ako
At kung saan-saan ka pa naghahanap, nadito lang naman ako
Kung sinu-sino pa ang tinatawagan mo, nandito lang naman ako
Kung saan-saan ka pa naghahanap, nadito lang naman ako

Ako na lang sana
Ako na lang sana
Ako na lang sana
Ako na lang sana
Sana ako nalang hmmmmmmm

Pedring’s Wrath

Posted by paulignatius on September 28, 2011
Posted in: Current Events, Personal. Tagged: Pedring, Philippine typhoon. Leave a Comment

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In the photo is my brother and what’s left of my room, around 9 AM the other day at the height of Pedring’s onslaught. At the site of the picture alone, you can tell that our place was seriously harmed. Well, yes, but not our entire house. The third floor, where my room and our laundry area are at, was devastated. Up until now, I still can’t believe what happened. I know the wind was mighty strong that day, but still didn’t expect for our roof to be blown off. I was actually outside my room that specific moment, checking the rest of the houses around our area, when suddenly I heard a loud thud. The next thing I know, my room’s a total mess and so was the laundry area! I got stunned, and lost for words the next minute. Whoa.

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And since half of the third floor just got roofless, rainwater started pouring inside! We immediately transferred all my stuff to my brothers’ and mom’s rooms. First few I saved from getting wet were my important documents, my photo albums, books, and CDs. I was in panic mode! Good thing we were able to vacate all my things quickly. Whew!

imageWe then spent the rest of the morning trying  to stop the rainwater from coming down the 2nd all the way to the ground floor. We also tied the remaining roofs to make sure Pedring won’t take them away too. We were soaking wet, tired from making “limas” haha, also the power went off, my stuff are all over the place at the 2nd floor! I’m tellin’ ya, it’s like a scene from a tragic movie. Oh, Pedring. You’re such a pain in the ass.

But above it all, I’m glad we’re all safe and unharmed. I believe that is what matters. We may have lost some valuable things, but still we’re thankful to God that nobody got hurt or seriously injured. We may have spent money for reconstruction, but for sure I will enjoy redecorating and remodeling my room after. I just hope the next typhoon won’t be as strong as Pedring, because we’ve had enough as of this moment. Not another one, please.

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