Kape Umali Bids You Welcome to Flaner
“The word flaner in French is just to kind of wander. Here, it’s okay to just be a flaner…and to dream and to walk along and then stop in a café.” ~ Parisian lady, The Layover 2×2.
These days, it’s fashionable to flaner…yes, not just in Paris, but also in the Philippines, more specifically, in Baguio. Read More…
Cozy at Cosy’s (“,)
I’m so happy, I couldn’t think of anything to say. (“,)
A cheery sight! *smiling from ear to ear
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Happy Halloween, my foodie friends! (“,)
We don’t really celebrate Halloween in the Philippines but we’re slowly getting into the spirit (…spirits? =b) of it. A ‘demon-stration’ (*heeharhar) of just how powerful a force, globalization is. *A-whooooo!
Me – getting into the Halloween spirit at Diplomat Hotel Baguio (2010). Whooooooo! (“,)
Let’s take a break from the Baguio food and restaurant blog and just hang …upside down or around (whichever you prefer) a little bit. If you’re at a Halloween party, you can just go ahead and get to ‘gnaw’ the other guys and ghouls there. Try out the party food too, =D how about a slice of Tombstone pizza topped with Muenster cheese or bagel with scream cheese? Some fish and ships for Mr. Kraken? =))
Alright, I’ll put this post (mortem) of horrifyingly bad Halloween puns to rest.
Happy Halloween, guys!
***Thanks to the people at .engravingsublimationforum.com for giving me an idea about Halloween puns!
***Thanks to picmonkey.com/ and their super rad photo editing tools. \m/
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