Fats, Vitamins and Minerals

Yesterday I spent nearly the whole day cooking pancit canton - enough pancit for us and to give to our landlady upstairs and to my mom! It was Trevor’s birthday and when there’s birthday there has to be long noodles.
I guess the pancit canton wasn’t too bad. I put all the usual vegetables […]

Continuing my account of our recent visit to Bohol. At the moment I am preparing the photos I took for Sandy’s book. It is a book about Spanish colonial church music in Bohol, in particular Baclayon. Below is a photo I took of the Kirial de esta Yglesia de Baclayon año 1826.

And below is a […]

I returned to Bohol a few days ago to take photographs for Sandy’s book. It has been 9 years since I was last there, in Baclayon particularly, for a research. I told Trevor that he would love it there, and he really fell in love with the place.
Why did I take so long to return […]

Had a chance to visit Bohol again. I’ve placed some photos at the Gallery. The details in this blog shortly!

Trevor and I just got married the other day!
Our wedding photos are now on-line - these were taken by kuya Ramon. There are more photos taken by the City hall-accredited photographer and we pick them up on Monday - so by then there should be more photos on-line.
It was a lovely simple […]

The falafel is one of Lebanon’s (and in the rest of the Middle East) most popular dishes, also very widely known in many parts of the world. I found a recipe for felafel in a Lebanese cookbook, and also found a similar recipe for a dish using chicken and pistachio nuts.
Since Trevor is quite fond […]

Our lecture at UP last Saturday turned out very well. It was very difficult getting up in the morning to be there before 9AM - in fact, Trevor and I practiced starting Monday by setting the alarm at 12, then 11, 10, 9, 8, and finally 7 AM.
Of course, Edward has written about […]