Twenty facts about myself

1. Im an absolute left handed- and I'm proud of it.
2. I own 2 different birth certificates, each have different first names, and distinct places of birth.
3. I started joining compitition since pre-school.
4. I was always on the top 5 in the class every end of the school year from elementary 'til high school.
5. I hate mathematics more than I like languages and sciences.
6. I can't do the multiplication table until I stepped in High school.
7. Its very hard for me to remember first names.
8. My greatest frustration on my body is my teeth.
9. I am a frustrated singer.
10. I graduated 'Salutatorian' in High school.
11. I own more than 100 music CD's-more than 30% of it are Korean.
12. Im very workaholic. Im working 12 hrs. a day(night- as always), 6-7 days a week.
13. I've become financially independent since I was 22.
14. I never watch wrestling on TV like WWF.
15. Im a fond of football(soccer) compare to basketball.
16. I can speak 6 languages/dialects and can understand/or at least speak a little of 4 more.
17.All of the women link to my love life start their names in letter "A", and I did'nt realized it until recently.
18. Five years ago, I look 5 yrs. older than how I look now.
19. Im wearing HUGO boss perfume.
20.My greatest failure is not graduating in college.
21. Im 28 and still single.

KIMPAP for breakfast

KIMPAP as they call it, or rice rolls to the west, this light yet nutritious native korean food becomes my endulging breakfast.
Being alone is not a big deal for me but food preparation is... I always find myself reliant to fast foods which is often fatty junks. I also cant cook most of the time because I often feel tired or busy in front of my computer, so Kimpap is an angel to me.

This nice-looking rolls is made up of rice,vegetables, fried eggs, sliced ham, crab meat ( which is always artificial) and pickles rolled with dried laver (sea weed) to form a circular , inviting dish. My work ends in the morning as Im always working at night. After work, I always find myself lined with some Korean locals waiting my turn to buy my instant breakfast. KIMPAP is also an easy-to-go food for busy koreans. In fact most korean middle class office workers just drop by at the Kimpap house along their way to work to eat kimpap for breakfast, and have something for lunch.
Every morning I can finish two rolls of it and cost me only 2,000 won (less than 2 dollars). Hahahaha... instant and cheap!

Slide show taken in Northern Seoul with my new bike

I guess I really need a new bike, actually what I really need si some paddling, lols.
So I decided to buy this bike on sale. Then we (with a friend) start our way back home, dumaan tuloy sa park para mag picture taking. Check this out.

This is my friend Bhonskie, a co-bike rider... at Jungjye dong Citizens Park, Northern Seoul. Taken 2006.08.10;2:30pm

MUSIC BOX for September

Kung OK lang sa'yo- Truefaith : In the mid 90's This soft rock band was formed and release their ever first album named "Build". After more than half a decade, they cotinue to entertain millions of filipino fans and topping the chart around the country. This particular song is one of their best and is really a work of art.

Coldplay : The London foursome are constant critic's darlings in the bands native, UK., showcasing melodic pop since the spark of the ne millinium. Coldplay's indie rock inclinations is very obvious in Shiever.This song will probably be included on my best 10 until I die. Another song featured this month is Yellow which illustrate the bands dynamic passion.

Your love- Alamid: This is another favorite of mine. I probably first hear this song during the "boom" phase of OPM Alternatives in the mid to late 90's. Your love is just a beautiful love song. Simplicity is what makes it more appealing to the fans.

Til I hear it from you- Gin Blossoms : It began in typical fashion- months of rehearsal followed by a shaky debut performance. In this case, the Gin Blossoms debuted on Christmas night 1987.By May 1988 the band solidified under the more familiar line-up, with Robin Wilson taking over as lead vocalist, Jesse moving over to guitar and vocals, Hopkins & Leen reprising their roles, and Phillip Rhodes joining as the band's new drummer.

True- Ryan Cabrera: If you've been watching NBC's hit series Will & Grace, you've probably noticed a familiar voice singing the song during their most recent commercials. The song you've been hearing is Ryan. A budding career that began as a mere lark has shifted quickly as a hobby, to a local star status in his hometown in Dallas, to the very real promise of international acclaim.

Bailamos- Enrique Iglesias :For Enrique Iglesias, music is no numbers game. It's about passion, expression and art. But with nearly 40 million albums sold all over the world, the numbers do tell a tale.But Enrique admits it never gets easier, no matter how many albums he's made. When an artist keeps his standards high, making good music is always a challenge.Born in Madrid in 1975, this American-European lad has become one of the multi awarded latin musician in time.

Constant Change- Jose Marie Chan :
is probably one of the most admired artists of the Philippines. This person is not only on recording he's a composer, singer and businessman,a teacher, a missionary and more.
“Beautiful Girl” appealed to the generation after him, and brought him back to the circuit and a string of successful albums like “Constant Change,”that have brought him an unprecedented 36 platinum record awards.
Since then he has held concerts all over the US, specifically at the Bellagio in Las Vegas, Carnegie Hall in New York, The Foxwoods Resort Casino in Connecticut, among others, as well as in Europe (London, Paris, Oslo, Zurich, Vienna and Paris), wherever there are Filipinos who know his songs.