We got one too. I warned one of the girls that there was a phone in there but apparently she didn't listen to me because they popped it in the ref. Thank goodness they didn't microwave the thing!
I'm quite sure that for most 13 year olds, going to the mall, and hanging out with friends on the weekend is a normal activity. This isn't so for my son K. Having Asperger's Syndrome (AS), K has difficulty socializing. He isn't an introvert or anti-social. He is simply incapable of recognizing and responding to verbal cues from others. A couple of years ago, buying his own burger and fries at McDonald's was enough to make him sweat nervously and clam up. He needs to rehearse what he needs to say to the cashier before he gets in line to order. It takes him forever to muster up the courage to get in line. Lately, I've been "training" him to buy the stuff that he wants so he has no choice but to do it. I was excited and nervous when he told me that his good friend A invited him to go to the nearby mall and play network games. K, got down all the details of the "play date" and relayed them to me. I was happy that he finally had the urge to ...
Out of necessity and fear of being helpless (and foodless) once the gas runs out, I decided to get an induction cooker . An induction cooker cooks/heats food faster and is more energy efficient only because you are supposed to finish cooking meals faster than over a fire. The induction cooker only works with any stainless pot or pan. If you place any other cookery with it, it simply won't heat/cook the food . The price for an induction cooker ranges from as low as P1,000 to P15,000. I got my Hanabishi induction cooker for P2,300 at Automatic Center in Cubao (Quezon City, Philippines). It came with a free stainless steel pan so it was ready to be used in case of emergency. The day finally came when I ran out of gas while in the middle of preparing our breakfast (thank God it was a weekend!). I took out the manual, skimmed through it and was eager to start. I put some oil in the pan, since the manual said "never put an empty pot on the stove", placed it on top of the hea...
I've been learning how to surf for almost 2 years now and have just about tried every restaurant and food shack there is in Sabang Baler. So when Stir It Up suddenly appeared B and I just had to try it. The modest food shack shares customers with Kusina Luntian- a well known dining place where delicious liempo, Pako salad, dried pusit (along with a variety of dishes) can be devoured without the use of any utensils but your nimble fingers. Stir it Up complements Kusina Luntian by serving shakes and cool drinks to guests who patiently wait for their meals. Banana Oreo Shake -P 80 Yummy! Next time you go to Baler, try looking good around for un-touristy spots like Stir It Up to complete your trip. Oh, here's a map so you can find it:
We got one too. I warned one of the girls that there was a phone in there but apparently she didn't listen to me because they popped it in the ref. Thank goodness they didn't microwave the thing!
ReplyDeleteAwesome. How was the cake? LOL.
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