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Join us for a memorable family lunch at the Blackbird, nestled within the iconic Nielson Tower, where exquisite cuisine meets stunning panoramas.

Family was informed by their friends to try  Blackbird at the Nielson Tower  and asked Mom Violy if she has ever been there before. Mom Violy had no clue what it was asked Carmina to look it up and see what kind of food they serve.  Carmina gave the phone number to Mom Violy make a reservation for a family lunch. On the day of the reservation, we arrived early and were allowed to enter before the official opening time of eleven o’clock in the morning. We decided to stay in the lobby, where we were asked if we wanted anything to drink. Carmina took videos inside and learned about the history by talking to the staff. One hour later, people started coming into the restaurant and took their seats at the reservation table, browsing the menu to decide what to order. Our family members were running late, but we didn’t get bored thanks to the friendly staff. More customers kept arriving and placing their orders, and we couldn’t help but glance at their dishes, curious about what ...

My Life as A Teen

In my teens I was a very shy and timid. I would always hide behind some one's back when someone starts a fight. My hand would shiver and shake. I had friends who took advantage of me because I was too sweet and nice. I always gave in what they wanted to do.  I never told them what I was feeling inside. Only when they really get into my nerves, and I can no longer keep it away from them. My friends hardly see me complain or say harsh things to them. I was always the driver for my friends when we always went out. I would pick them up and come home late. My parents always complained because I would be tired, and my friends don't live in the same direction of my home. At a point in my life my mom wanted me to get out of my shell and be confident about myself. I started taking modeling classes. When I was traveling to the Philippines with my mom, she had a relative who knew someone where I can be exposed to modeling to the public. She placed me in a fashi...

Tips: How to Find Your Lost Friends Online

Did you ever loose your childhood friends and want to reconnect with them? This actually happened to me for so many years I have been searching for my friends who I grew up. For many years I kept thinking where and how I can look for them. The difficult part if they we're single and a female you won't know what their married name would be. I had search hard by typing their names in the Internet from their previous last name. Yet, it didn't come out until I had typed their parent's name or sibling. I also had to check the location where they use to live. The thing that surprised me everything is listed if you search your name. They have website where you used to live is listed in public. Just to let you know there are site that is not real information and they want to scam you to earn money from you. Never sign up to become a member.  After finding out their married name I went to Facebook. I was able to find my childhood friends. I left a message to my friend ...

Dog Lover

This was my first child when I became an adult. I had named him after a favorite designer. His name is Ralph "Polo". I bought Ralph when he was still a puppy. He was the first puppy that had approached me and he was very playful. His breed is a Shih Tzu. He only ate certain dog food. Every time I would bring Ralph with me he gets excited when the window is rolled down and he would stick out his head out the window. His face would get blown away. Just like any dog he loved playing with his ball on the grass.  I would always take him for a walk in the neighborhood. I was able to potty train him on my own. He was a very discipline. He had an area to go pee in the house. He just prefer doing it outside. When I would come home from work he would hold his urine. He never pee once in the house. When he wanted to go poo he would circle around and he would go to the front door. It was his way expressing what he needed to do. Just...