My Bowling Ball

Its my wish to have my own bowling ball and that was granted when Mutti gave me some cash as a birthday gift last May. So yesterday, we bought our own bowling ball at the MOA bowling centre. Its good because its personalized based on the size of our fingers. I choose a barbie design for some girly effect.

Friday at Mall of Asia

Yesterday, we did drive to the Mall of Asia to attend an energy and water purification convention. We also browsed around the mall and do some food shopping. Its our first manila trip since we arrived here a week ago.











tight security around MOA

the very nice MOA bowling alley and computers for those who will not play



the organized level parking with red and green lights

the Roxas Boulevard, no more trace of typhoon Pedring



using the new skyway, its just 25 minutes from MOA to Alabang

Back to Normal after the Storm

Two days ago, a powerful typhoon struck Manila and other areas which leaves some casualties and lot of people homeless and powerless. Exactly a year ago its Ondoy's fury that devastated our country. As always, Filipinos always moved on after every storm, big or small. We're very lucky that we're not affected that much because of our place elevation. My prayers and sympathies to those families who lost their homes and loved ones. By the way, since our body clock becomes normal, its back to life again...

Dirk's parlor visit for a much needed haircut

Lunch at our favorite Racks restaurant and Shakeys



Browsing around Festival Mall


Bonding with Family and Friends

The Long Journey Back Home

There were some minor problems with our flight back to Manila last thursday, delayed flight in Frankfurt and re-scheduled flight to Manila. Anyway, for us its not a big deal because they provided an overnight accommodation with free dinner and breakfast. But i pitied those who have connecting flights in Manila and their families who have to bear the long waiting at the airport. So after two days of up and down the air, thanks GOD we finally arrived to a place we called home.