2020 (2020) wrote, @ 2006-05-17 17:10:00

Fission Mailed
May 13, 2006 Saturday

Ian and I went to Gateway in Cubao. Lemme just say that I love love love this mall.

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We had lunch at Cibo. My pasta was, in a word, meh. Its always been like this. Whenever we go out, Ian gets to choose something from the menu that is really good. While I always get something utterly meh. Maybe because I always want to go for the one that nobody has ever heard of before. hehe.

However, Cibo's Tiramisu is to die for. Well worth the price of admission.

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We saw Mission Impossible 3.

Something in me died.

And no, I'm not being sarcastic. Something in me (read: the critique) was pleasantly absent while watching. I really enjoyed the vibe of the movie. The action sequences were really tight. And for the first time, I didn't care about the glaring plotholes.

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Fully Booked now has a branch in the Gateway as well. I got these lovely additions to my collection:



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I'm enjoying Arnold Arre's take on Filipino Mythology. His collection is simply a masterpiece in its own right. Here's hoping more Pinoy artists make it out of the woodwork.

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Nysha replied to my previous post (after a century!). She didn't want to be a party pooper or anything but she said the reason why the Mall of Asia's March opening was postponed for May was that the floor of the center building dropped 10 centimeters causing the tiles to break.

It doesn't really concern me much. Broken floors or not, I'm still psyched for the opening of this mall. And besides, every single infrastructure is expected to settle.

So kita kits pa rin. :)



[Music of the Moment: All You Wanted - MIchelle Branch ]
[Mood: waiting for the weekends to come ]

	br0wn_c0w 2006-05-17 20:16 (link)
	I love love love The Mythlogy Class. Try his After Eden. Or Carlo Vergara's One Night in Purgatory. (Reply to this) (Thread)

	koraz! 2020 2006-05-19 01:59 (link)
	my only gripe would have been he could have gone edgier but he obviously curtailed it in favor of the, uhm, younger audience. pero all in all, love ko siya. :) oh and imagine if it was digitally colored. export material na. :) im on the scavenge hunt for those. Wala pa sa Fully Booked e. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	pu_choy 2006-05-20 04:10 (link)
	san tungkol ung mythology class? curious ako... (Reply to this) (Thread)

	its about filipino folklore 2020 2006-06-01 01:22 (link)
	with a certain twist. its endearing and intelligently written. its not perfect of course, pero its the closest thing to having a Neil Gaiman in these shores. :) mura lang siya. highly recommended ko!! (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)