Corruption has to stop. Now.

Milo Mini!

This has been a recent happy discovery courtesy of my officemate =) Yey for life's simple joys!

Not available here though; we get our stash from Hongkong, so yet another reason to go back!

Finally, Antonio's

Antonio's has long been on my list of to-go restaurants, and I'm just too happy to have finally tried it last weekend for my friend's birthday.

We're both first-timers and relied heavily on Waze to get us there, and so after a few detours, we found our way. What first struck us was how the owners would have been so confident that people will really come as Antonio's is way off the track. It was located deep into Tagaytay's residential area and is definitely out of the way. But the service, the food, and the ambiance was definitely worth the trip!

It was raining hard when we went up Tagaytay, but we let topnotch service pamper us when we got to Antonio's. The ambiance, the food and the overall experience, wow. I'm very thankful to have experienced this :)

Yes, it was expensive. But once in a while, it's nice to indulge, don't you agree? =p

Michael Cacnio's 50k Shades of Gold

We should all find beauty everywhere we look. Thank God for artists like Michael Cacnio making it way too easy for us to find beauty around. Saw this displayed at Rockwell when I came over to watch a movie.

Please don't believe me when I say this is beautiful, see it for yourself.

Grace and Justice.

Tonight's takeout:

Grace is never just. We don't get grace in the virtue of our actions. It will always be a gift from God.

Do not receive what you deserve, rather await for God's unbounded love and unlimited grace.

Amen.

God will bless others in front of you so that you may trust in His goodness, even when it is not obvious <3

Bamboo Art Installation / Mini Museum at Ayala Triangle