Moving beyond cakes and pies, the owners of Banapple recently opened a new shop, one that specializes in sandwiches whose fillings have at least one kind of cheese. They named the sandwich and salad shop Sandwicheese. Get it? I didn't for several weeks. Slow.
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June 13, 2012
Say "Cheese!"
I'm afraid that I have to continue my Luzon Road Trip Series some other day, when I have more time to choose among the gazillion photos that I took and organize them into a narrative that makes sense. So until then, welcome back to my busy, messy, noisy and vibrant Metro Manila.
Moving beyond cakes and pies, the owners of Banapple recently opened a new shop, one that specializes in sandwiches whose fillings have at least one kind of cheese. They named the sandwich and salad shop Sandwicheese. Get it? I didn't for several weeks. Slow.
Moving beyond cakes and pies, the owners of Banapple recently opened a new shop, one that specializes in sandwiches whose fillings have at least one kind of cheese. They named the sandwich and salad shop Sandwicheese. Get it? I didn't for several weeks. Slow.
October 29, 2010
Pun-ny no. 3
Miss Fit. A dress and alteration shop. The business had closed but the sign was still there.
"I love to hate puns," says Hilda in Manila.
March 17, 2010
Pun-ny no. 2
Wok Inn. A Chinese restaurant with several branches in Metro Manila.
"I love to hate puns," says Hilda in Manila.
February 15, 2010
Pun-ny no. 1
X-trim Hair Fixers. A salon along Matalino Street, Central District, Quezon City.
"I love to hate puns," says Hilda in Manila.
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