Random thoughts.

Time does fly fast. I haven't written anything in a while, and I have all these random thoughts in my head right now. The weather's depressing, there's flood everywhere, I'm just glad I'm safely home, glued to the bed.

Some random stuff, excuse me for non cohesive thoughts :D

1. Glee and Spring Awakening. I'm currently watching Glee, well few minutes left in the 3rd episode when I decided to blog instead, it's a musical tv series. A new flavor to the pile-loads of series I'm watching that's why I don't have time to blog or read other blogs anymore. A lot tv shows have returned already. Oh and the Spring Awakening play that we were supposed to watch today got cancelled. Since we leave near RCBC, we got there early, only to find out the play was canceled. Well if we came from the south, we probably would have called the organizers or assumed that it would be canceled because of floods and traffic. I was looking forward to the play, the music's done by Duncan Sheik! :) Spring Awakening Manila started yesterday, September 25 to October 18, 2009 at Carlos P. Romulo Auditorium, RCBC Building. I'm actually happy that I can drag Ian into watching plays, well musical plays even.

2. The Best Frozen Yogurt. Okay, so far I've tried Lulubelle (Powerplant), White Hat, Fro-Yo (in Hobbes stores), and Red Mango. Before I used to say that all these frozen yogurts taste the same, but the verdict: RED MANGO for the quality of yogurt, the price, and the 'cafe' feel to the shop. After eating yogurts on consecutive days/weeks, I was finally able to compare. To think Red Mango's a franchise from US or Korea (I dunno where we got it but both countries have it), the price is actually reasonable compared to the others. Next would be Fro-Yo :) Red Mango is for the health buffs since they mostly have fruits as their toppings, I usually get blueberries with crushed graham for the 'cheesecake' feel. But if I want cheesecake as the actual topping, Fro-Yo in Hobbes!

3. Cooking. Before I got married, I don't really cook, I bake, but cooking? I leave it to my mom and my chef brother :) But now since I have to cook, I'm actually pretty good at it :D Yeah but I still occasionally call the house to confirm with the recipes. I even hoarded some spices from the house. Who has bottles and bottles of McCormick spices at home? I was amazed at what I found in our cabinet, we have Tumeric, Rosemary, Oregano, Cayenne, etc. I swear we have more than 20 bottles of different spices. I hoarded the doubles then brought it to our place. What the hell is Tumeric for right? My brother said it's the yellow for Java Rice or don't quote me on this, I think for Arroz Caldo :)

4. Chocolate Fix. I'm currently raving, oh well thriving on the sugar high from the following:
M&M's Straweberried Peanut Butter

Flipz Pretzels. I love Royce's potato chips covered with chocolate but it's really expensive (We have Royce here and it's P540 a box!), I like salty and sweet. So when I tried these pretzels with peanut butter and chocolate = SUPER YUM. Obviously, I love peanut butter :)

Super thanks to Noelle for bringing me these! :D I once tried to imitate Royce's chocolate covered potato chips by using Oishi potato chips and melting Hershey's, it's actually good :) I will attempt to copy this one also. But for my 'healthier sugar fix', I'm happy with my Yogurt!

5. Settling down. After getting married, a lot of people were asking me how it feels like, or how is it like, and even if I try to avoid blogging about personal stuff since it's OUT there and Google-able, I will rave about it :) It's actually nice, comforting, interesting, and fun. Hmm, for people in relationships, hmmm it's like living with your boyfriend, that's basically it, only you get to be with your boyfriend for the rest of your life :)