IHOP
IHOP, or the “International House of Pancakes,” opened their first restaurant in Fort Bonifacio in February 2013.
Double Blueberry Pancakes (P275), buttermilk pancakes filled with blueberries topped with warm blueberry compote and whipped butter.
Simple and Fit Belgian Waffle (P195), Belgian waffle topped with whipped butter accompanied by a cool strawberry topping. Can also come with warm blueberry compote or cinnamon apple compote (Additional P30)
Wassap from Larry and me.
IHOP is located in W Global Center, 30th Street Corner 9th Avenue, Fort Bonifacio, Taguig.
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What equipment do you own?
My camera is a Canon 1000D. I have two lenses: a 50mm f/1.8 and a kit lens. I also have a Canon 430 EXII Speedlite.
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I used to use Adobe Photoshop but Lightroom is much faster!
How do you put text in your photos?
I use Photoshop.
What is your course?
BS Communications Technology Management (COMTECH) in Ateneo.
Xavier School Nuvali
Last April 2, 2013, my family and I toured Xavier School Nuvali. It opened last June 2012 with a total of 138 boy and girl students.
The Sacred Heart of Jesus
The top photo shows the Oratory of St. Francis Xavier with a reflection from the examen pool. The chapel is an “irregularly shaped octagon with no two sides equal in length.” It is known as the “Xavier Rock,” in relation to St. Peter the Rock.
The altar with the “Light of the World” Crucifix.
Stain glass art by Carlo de Santos Tanseco.
Matteo Ricci & Paul Xu Guangqi translating Euclid. (I thought of the Matteo Ricci study hall in Ateneo)
The Gymnasium
Xavier School Nuvali is located 40 km south of Metro Manila. It is accessed via SLEX through several exits: Mamplasan, Sta. Rosa, Eton City, Greenfield, Silangan, and Calamba.
All photos are © Alexandra Nicole. Other Sources: 1 / 2 / 3 / 4
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From the photo shoot with Alex & Arabela a few months ago.
Taken by Alex Huang. Styled by Bea Osorio.
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14/52 weeks - Happy Easter from One DirEGGtion! (Thanks Anon)
13/52 weeks - This week I decided that it was finally time to fix my room. This included my super messy finals week table (which kind of looked like this photo taken in October `12). After two days, voila! Clean and redesigned!
Believe it or not, it took me more than 60 times to get this shot. (Thanks Bea, Justin, Larry, and Izzie for helping me realize that I shouldn’t settle for the “least ugly” photo)
Photos look 10x better on print! So excited to put these up!
Pho Hoa
I haven’t been to Vietnam to taste the real kind of Pho, but my sister has and she says that Pho Hoa comes close to the real one.
The name “Pho Hoa” comes from two words: “Pho,” which means rice noodles, and “Hoa,” which means harmony.
Pomelo Shrimp Salad (P200), Pomelo, shrimp, and lettuce topped with shredded crab sticks, carrots, cucumber, green onion, and crushed nuts, accompanied by a vinaigrette.
Fresh Spring Rolls (P127), rice noodles, chicken, shrimp, and vegetables, wrapped in soft rice paper, dipped in peanut sauce.
Caramelized Chicken Drumettes (P165), crunchy chicken drumettes dipped in a sweet caramel sauce.
Pho Bo Kho or Beef Stew (P155), noodles and tender beef pieces in a hot and spicy soup with carrots, onions, and herbs.
Vegetarian Soup with Assorted Vegetables (P235), noodle soup with tofu, mushrooms, and vegetables.
Pho Chin, Nam (Large Bowl P265, Small Bowl P199), noodle soup with beef flanks, topped with herbs.
Grilled Pork with Fried Spring Rolls and Rice (P255), strips of grilled pork and rice accompanied with crunchy fried spring rolls and a vinegar sauce.
Beef Brisket on Rice (P195), saucy tender beef pieces over rice, topped with mushrooms and herbs.
Pho Hoa is located on the Ground Level of Eastwood Citywalk 1, E. Rodriguez Ave. (C-5), Bagumbayan, Libis. Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines.
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