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4 October 2014
Christina Grimmie performing at Glorietta Mall, Manila
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Fuck off Rose Belat I was cursed to have a nasty maiden forced me to served my virginity to Kanets.
What are these heat waves for?! What are these online shops had running of fortunes!? What happened?! Why many people I knew died? What are these birthdays that harmed me, what are these family love bonding could hurt me by misfortunes?! what are those harm against me for?! What are those lazy disgusting low quality scumbags are being a rapist mode?! What are those for?!
What are these artblocks and creativeblocks for?!
Then that means End of World will really come so much sooner, nobody told me! But I felt that gonna happen.
What are these going outs for?
What are those name callers are being jerking on me for?!
What are these disrespected for?! What the hell I do?!
Before my niece born, is like “What the hell I done!?”
What are those rubbish dark skinned Kanets wants to marry me, kidnap me, hitting bag me, bully me, and enslave me! They came to me, they want date me and love me because they want to breed me and help them as I am their inferior helper? They won’t pay me money but they will rob me and rape me almost got pregnant by those scums then they wanted to try humiliate me, control me, and hit me, they are all so rubbish and disgusting. Someone wanted me to merge with that lowly dirty old scumbag who doesn’t like to have a job.
Someone wants the world will die. Someone wants the life of people will stay in darkness and heavy burden for eternity! Oh my, I was attacked by scorn and targeted by death.
#philippines#philippines 🇵🇭#family#Glorietta#Robinsons#Millenial1992#pinoy pride#going outside#exhaustions#misfortunes#scorn#birthdays#drawings#piano#talents#abilities#strength#cyber bullying#sex crimes#socialisms#communisms#Beyonce Jayz#pdd#konami
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Japan Town in Glorietta Mall Takes Guests on a Culinary and Cultural Journey

I am just so in love with Japan. Even before I first got to travel to Land of the Rising Sun, I was already so captivated with the Japanese culture and way of life, most especially their food! Japanese cuisine is obviously my favorite, which is why my top places to eat are mostly Japanese restaurants. That's why I was really excited to attend the launch of the refreshed Japan Town in Glorietta Mall which brings all my favorites in one fantastic venue.

Glorietta, a bustling shopping and lifestyle destination in the heart of Metro Manila, has relaunched a hidden gem that brings the vibrant culture and exquisite flavors of Japan to the forefront. Welcome to Glorietta's Japan Town, a culinary haven that transcends the ordinary, offering the Japanese experience, both traditional and contemporary, without the need for a plane ticket. The Hungry Kat was invited last January 27, 2024 to be part of the festivities and activities that were available to guests at Glorietta and it was truly a fun and enjoyable weekend.

Glorietta's Japan Town isn't just for culinary enthusiasts; it's a destination for all. The communal atmosphere reminiscent of izakayas creates an ideal setting for friends to gather, unwind, and relish the energetic social scene. Japan Town also provides solace and a taste of Japan's culinary delights for those seeking a comforting escape after a challenging day's work. Moreover, Japan Town is a vibrant community hub where individuals can immerse themselves in their passion for everything Japanese. The central square stands as a focal point, boasting a LED screen that showcases the diverse works of various artists. In the upcoming months, it will also host a plethora of events and fairs, promising an exciting calendar for mallgoers. Anticipate the rhythmic beats of DJs during events like Sunsets in Shibuya, where the lively ambiance of Tokyo evenings comes to life.

For this weekend, Japan Town became a haven of activities for everything Japanese. Guests came in their best cosplay outfits to match the beautiful and scenic surroundings.

Those who were not able to wear costumes could also Rent-A-Cosplay for the afternoon to bring out their favorite anime and game characters.

They also had Rent-A-Kimono so you could take gorgeous photos and feel as if you were really in Japan.

There were many other activities that guests could participate in for free. All you had to do was to present a single receipt purchase of P2000 from any of the Japan Town merchants and restaurants. Guests could design their own totebags or participate in the Origami workshop.


We decided to join the Matcha Workshop by Matchanese.ph where we could mix and create our own Matcha Lattes.

The instructor taught us the art of matcha making which comes with precise measurements and strokes. We first had to weigh the matcha powder using digital weighing scales then whisk it into a thick and bubbly consistency. It was actually hard work because my arms got tired from all the whisking and blending.


We then prepared our milk and ice then proceeded to pour our matcha creations into our Matcha Latte cups. We also got to take home some of the matcha beverages we did.


One of my favorite things to do in Japan are the Claw Machines! That's why I was so happy to see these claw machines at Japan Town which were free to play. I spent a lot of time that afternoon trying to catch these prizes so I was ecstatic when I finally won!

Japan Town also featured some stalls selling cute kawaii items from stickers to key chains and prints and more.

I also made sure to drop by the Wishing Tree to grant me good fortune and to make my wishes come true this year.

Another great activity you can do at Japan Town is to experience wholesome family entertainment at the Omniverse Museum. This indoor attraction showcases a vast collection of authentic pop culture memorabilia from beloved comic books, movies, novels, and TV series. My husband took it a little too far when he saw some of his favorite characters.

Japan Town at Glorietta boasts an enticing array of Japanese restaurants, each offering a unique culinary journey that captures the essence of Japan's diverse and rich food culture and promises an immersive dining experience that transports patrons to the lively streets of Japan.

One of the restaurants that we wanted to visit at Japan Town was Musashi-Maru, a haven for sushi enthusiasts which offers a delectable dining experience with a focus on fresh and high-quality ingredients.

We ordered the Osashimi 6 Shu Mori (P1400) for our starters which had six kinds of assorted sashimi including salmon, tuna, scallops, lapu lapu, squid, and delectable uni. We were quite impressed with the quality of their dishes which can match those authentic Japanese restaurants in Little Tokyo in Makati.

My husband had the Una-Ju (P980) with its grilled eel on top of Japanese rice. It was really like you were eating this in Ginza, Tokyo.

We then shared the Hanakago Zen Negitoro Don (P1120), a big basket that comes with Mini Negitoro Don, Assorted Tempura, Assorted Sashimi, Nimono Garoni, Mini Udon, Tofu, Chawanmushi, and Almond Jelly.

We had already tried most of the other restaurants at Japan Town but it was always fun to go back. Experience a fusion of flavors at Mitsuyado Ramen Shokudo which offering a unique twist to traditional ramen.

This time we ordered their Spicy Tuna, Black Pepper Chicken Donburi, and Ebi Tempura.

To finish our food crawl at Japan Town, we headed next door to 102 Izakaya. This is where you can immerse yourself in the izakaya culture where small plates and a relaxed atmosphere create the perfect setting for socializing and enjoying Japanese snacks.

I remembered enjoying their Japanese Cocktails like the Sakura Sour and the Japanese Iced Tea before so we had to have these again.

We finished our exciting day with the Ribeye Saikoro Steak (P920) paired with the Yakitori Platter (P398) that comes with 8 sticks of delicious kushiyaki.

There are four other delicious restaurants in Japan Town that we did not get to explore this time. Shaburi & Kintan is where you can indulge in a dual culinary experience with shabu-shabu and yakiniku, creating a communal dining experience that brings friends and family together. Customize your curry experience at Coco Ichibanya with its diverse range of toppings and spice levels that cater to various palates. Dive into the world of ramen with Ramen Nagi, where steaming bowls of noodles and flavorful broths provide a taste of Japan's beloved comfort food. Finally, renowned for its tonkotsu ramen, Hakata Ton-Ichi invites guests to savor the robust and hearty flavors of this Fukuoka specialty.

We would like to thank our Ninang Bess Howe and her Better Mondays PR Consultancy team for hosting this very entertaining and filling weekend at Japan Town. With its diverse dining options, welcoming atmosphere, and immersive exploits, Japan Town at Glorietta fosters deeper cultural appreciation and promises an experience that embraces the best of Japan right in the heart of Metro Manila. You can find Japan Town at the Level 4 roofdeck of Glorietta 3 in Ayala Center, Makati City.

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saw someone in public watching house season4/5 cuz kutner was still alive..... they dont know im dr cameron on tumblr
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Songs featured on 9-1-1 Lone Star : S1E08 : Monster Inside : Someday — Glorietta. Written by David Ramirez // On Fathers and Sons.
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4 October 2014
Christina Grimmie meets Team Grimmie at Glorietta Mall, Manila
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The Rim Trail Bench Story
#Lafayette Reservoir Lafayette California#GPS COORDINATES LAT 37.877275 LON -122.153587#”Cake Walk” Access—Glorietta Blvd to Rim Trail#Lafayette Reservoir Park Ranger Han Barrett-Liu#Adobe After Effects CC#Photoshop
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A Space for Every Occasion: Bo’s Coffee Glorietta 5
In the heart of Makati, where office workers and shoppers weave through the day, Bo’s Coffee in Glorietta 5 offers a cozy retreat. Whether you’re looking for a spot to work, enjoy a meal with loved ones, or grab a quick coffee, this café adapts to your needs. Since opening its doors in 2009, Bo’s Coffee Glorietta 5 has become a versatile space for every occasion. Bo’s Coffee is a proudly…
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🌼 get to test out my new nothing ear stick on the way to the clinic today. i'm not very particular with gadgets but what sold me was the design. it fit my ear like gloves (thank god) and they didn't hurt after an hour of wearing them. some earphones take 30 mins to hurt my ear. i feel like this purchase is justified.
🌼 had to follow up with another lab test today. i must say that this was one of the worst clinics i've been. i've had check ups from other branches before and all went smoothly. i'm not sure why their market market branch is so, i don't know, i can't find a specific word for it but coming here was way too inconvenient and time-consuming for me. in case i need additional lab work or check up, i may just have them in st. lukes since our hmo covers them. might as well do it the burgis way to avoid long queues.
🌼 also picked up my new sunnies glasses. i was surprised because this pair came with a hard case because in glorietta they just give you the pouch. good thing i took my time choosing the frame because i really like them 🥲💗 i feel like i'm a new version of me but smarter and hotter. it's like patricia has come back to me!!!!!
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If the sims and virtues had human names, what would they be?
Good question because a while ago I was pondering the exact thing, thinking about how the sins would likely don human names for going on earth! Overall they'd (generally) tend to go to for names that start with the same letter(s) as their own names, ideally something vaguely phonetically similar, not sticking with one but picking from a roster. Envy and Lust are outliers to that because Envy would not pick E-names and Lust would switch up from L-names every so often out of boredom. So by that logic, some options would be:
Pride: Priscilla, Pria
Wrath: Wagner, Walter
Lust: Luna, Lorelei, Eliza, Nadia
Sloth: Sonia, Sophie
Avarice: Allison, Aveline
Envy: Avery, Lesley, Lou, Sydney
Gluttony: Glorietta, Gracie, Gigi
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Glorietta in the garden of the Schoenbrunn Palace.
#architecture#photography#photoshoot#photos#city#interesting#walking#architecture photography#cityscape#city photography#garden#city garden#urban#urban landscape#urban photography#travel#view
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“Continuum”
1/2 of my designs for the Uniqlo Manila UTMe! 5th anniversary collection 🪐 Available on shirts and tote bags at the Uniqlo Manila Global Flagship Store, Glorietta 5
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4 October 2014
Christina Grimmie meets Team Grimmie at Glorietta Mall, Manila
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☕ uniqlo coffee 📍 glorietta 5, makati (https://maps.app.goo.gl/3DQ5PgLSBvovhULR7)
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Makati City

Napakasarap pumunta sa lugar na ito damang dama mo ang maganda view ng city, kung nag hahanap ka ng city na pampatanggal ng stress ay pumunta kana sa makati city dahil ang mga view dito ay stress releaver. At kung ikaw naman ay naghahanap ng mga hotel at nais mong magpahinga galing byahe ay merong mga hotel dito da makati, wala pang isang oras galing airport ay nandito kana.

Pag nakarating kana sa lugar na ito ay makikita mo ang malinis at maayos nilang pangangalaga sa kapaligaran, maraming mga sasakyan at mga naglalakad sa kalye dito. Marami din ditong mga restaurants at mga bar, medjo mahal ngalang ang mga paninda dito dahil narin siguro sa isa ito sa pinakamayang lugar sa pilipinas
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Marami din ditong mga high end na condo at mga malls katulad ng glorietta at landmark.Kung pupunta ka naman dito sa makati ay suggest ko ay weekdays para hindi gaano karaming tao dahil dinudumog ito ng tao dahil katabi lang ng makati ang bgc kung saan pag maraming tao sa bgc ay ang iba ay napunta nalang ng makati para siguro e medjo luag nadin.
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