Gastronomy in Baguio — Hill Station, Casa Vallejo
Delicious Burdens |
Know what the first rule of flying is? |
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Notes 7/2/2012
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Sungkit kulangot aka booger lollies (they needed more kulangot)
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5/2/2012
Gastronomy in Baguio — Point & Grill, SM
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Taho
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Gastronomy in Tarlac — Isdaan, Gerona
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2/2/2012
Unphotographed: Licking ArceI regret that I don’t have a close-up photo of me holding a cone of ice cream and taking a long, leisurely lick of Arce.
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Gastronomy in Manila — Sentro 1771, Greenbelt 3
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Pork barbecue from the street
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Notes 31/1/2012
Drinking soft drinks out of a plastic bag
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4/1/2012
Gastronomy in Manila — Italianni’s, Eastwood
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Oh man. The Group needs to know about this game. And play it. Frequently.
omg...
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tumblr is the Hotel California of websites
You can log out any time you like
BUT YOU CAN NEVER LEAVE.
*kickass guitar solo*
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“I remember the color of music
and how forever
all the trembling bells of you
were mine.”— Anne Sexton, from “The Bells” -
Passing on the skill to a younger generation. (Taken with Instagram at Rose Garden Riverside (สวนสามพราน))
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Anonymous asked: Hey, I just read your piece on the friend zone. I wanted to ask you about your use of the term "reverse-sexist." Couldn't you just have said sexist? The term can be applied to men just as it can women. I liked your post but as a guy I can't help but feel (as I do often) that the notion of sexism in 2012 has become entirely one-sided. Do you believe that women are capable of being sexist?
This is a tricky one, because it relates to questions of power, culture and privilege.
Sexism is both a cultural and institutional issue. As a...
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