Babbling Point

JUST VISITING For her birthday, Rachel decided to go to Middle-Earth... well, New Zealand actually. She didn't find the Ring of Power, so she's back to her old job as Associate Creative Director instead of being Supreme Ruler of the World. Click here to see her precious pics.

One of our client is leaving and the agency decided to give him a despedida in LA COCINA DE TITA MONING . At first I didn’t want to go because of the workload and I thought La Cocina was the same Cocina in the food court of the mall. Well, I went anyway, since my boss said, “Well, you better be there!” And I’m glad I did go. La Cocina is located inside the compound of Malacanang Palace and it turned out to be a house built in the 1930s. Our hostess is the granddaughter of Alejandro Roces Legarda. Alejandro’s wife was Dona Ramona Legarda or more affectionately called Tita Moning. All the guests first gathered in this veranda-like area located outside the house, where we were severed drinks and toasted bread with queso de bola spread. Before we could proceed to dinner, we were given a quick tour and history lesson about the house. Dinner was held on the second floor. We had onion soup for starters, baked lapu-lapu served with grilled eggplant, followed by Solomi...

GLENN'S BLOG My office mate finally gets into blogging. Here's his first post. "So here's another blog to clog up the infinite vastness of the Web. I'm an advertising copywriter and you'd think I'd balk at adding another writing chore to the list of things I have to do: brush teeth, take bath, wish for a boyfriend, do blog, go to work, create wonderful copy for products people don't really need...Did I already say, wish for a boyfriend? So now, instead of just privately wishing for a mate, I'm going to be headlining that and other Titanic-like neuroses all over the Internet. As if you all need to read one more gay man's screw-ups...Yay me!"