Men in uniform/Blue Monday & Mellow Yellow Monday

Like many women with a penchant for men in uniform, I stopped and stared at these cadets.

 There was an ongoing wedding ceremony at the San Agustin Church, and I wasn't invited---but that didn't stop me from taking photos before the church door was finally closed to paparazzi.:p

Cheers to all the men and women in uniform!

 

Linking to Blue Monday

Mellow Yellow Monday

Endure/SWF

"If you want to enjoy the rainbow, be prepared to endure the storm." ~ Warren Wiersbe

Linking to Sky-Watch, Friday

Mojos, Pizza & Pasta @ Shakey's

Mojos and Fried Chicken

S and I were in Glorietta recently to watch "The Mistress"---well, she wanted to see it, I was there for the mojos!  I have been craving for mojos and was pestering her that I needed to be fed first before going to the movies.  I didn't miss the chance of taking advantage of S's willingness to bribe me with food so I'd accompany her to watch her favorite love-team.:p

We shared everything here---although I ate most of the mojos.

Tropical Bacon Pizza

The pizza was a bit of a disappointment.  It wasn't as tasty as I imagined it to be.  I think it was the absence of bell pepper and onions.  The seafood marinara wasn't bad but it didn't excite my taste buds, either.

Seafood Marinara

Back to "The Mistress"...3 theaters in Glorietta were full when we got to the ticket counter.  We walked to Greenbelt 3, the theater showing "The Mistress" was also full.  Unbelievable!  I refused to walk to Greenbelt 1 anymore.  We ended up at Starbucks and S drowned her disappointment in coffee.:p  We finally watched the movie 3 days later.

Linking to Food Trip Friday

Food Friday

Dancing Rings/OWT

Right across the Rizal monument at the Rizak Park is a replica of the "Dancing Rings" sculpture by Olympic artist, Jose Datuin.  The sculpture won 1st Prize in the 2008 International Olympic Committee Sport & Art contest at Lausanne, Switzerland in the celebration of the 2008 Beijing Olympics, besting 35 countries.  The winning piece is now permanently housed and exhibited at the International Olympic Committee Museum in Switzerland.

Crafted from stainless steel, the work consists of five rings and ball that is lightly welded on the central ring.  According to the artist, the ball represents the World while the interlocking rings denote One Dream.  It also suggests the form of dancing human figure, creating an exciting infinite movement.

Linking to Our World Tuesday

Cotton Candy/Blue Monday & Mellow Yellow Monday

A cotton candy cart at San Miguel by the bay.

My contribution to Blue Monday and Mellow Yellow Monday