Tag Archives: Anne Elizabeth Sio
Yabu: Trying the Katsu Craze
Have you ever noticed how Yabu sounds a lot like Yahoo? I bet if you catch a cold and say Yabuuuu, it’ll sound a lot like – oh well, never mind. But I sure felt like yelling the former when we … Continue reading
Kasbah: Rockin’ Morrocan
When you’re with someone adventurous, the tendency is, you’ll always be trying something new. And when that person enjoys food, well, let’s just say, a huge part of that is trying out all the genres there is. Case in point; … Continue reading
Better
In my opinion, there will always come a time when a person says, “I am better than this.” I am better than the way I am being treated. I am better than the respect being given to me. I am … Continue reading
The Good, the Good, and the Good
I recently read an article in Reader’s Digest about Happiness. One suggestion was to write down three good things that happened to you each day. It was supposed to help you focus on the positives and be happy too, I … Continue reading
Narration En Route To Work
I leave my home and it’s still dark. I side-step through prowling dogs and lounging cats. I look at the moon, still peeking from its blanket, and I think, I just might make it. I sleep through the 45-minute FX … Continue reading
TEA-Hee at TWG
I’ve never been much of a tea drinker. Not the traditional tea kind, anyway. I’m fond of milk teas, iced teas and Starbucks’ Green Tea Frappuccino. But the normal Earl Greys and Oohlongs completely escape me. A lot of my … Continue reading
Baby Steps
Take baby steps, they said. And this is what it is. A very infant step. Or an inch of a crawl. Whatever it is that babies do. I haven’t written in more than over a year. I found that upon … Continue reading
This is more like it
Ah, the fateful 15th entry of my blog. Through all the hard work, through all the many times that I had to shake my head in order to arrive at a topic worth pursuing, I have finally reached this most … Continue reading
Stop Sexual Trafficking!
The last time I went to the Body Shop, they asked me if I could join their petition against Sex Trafficking. I signed the petition and even traced my hand print in the given flyer. I noticed that aside from … Continue reading
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