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It's rare for me to post body pics but I feel the It's rare for me to post body pics but I feel the need to flex the fact that after 5 years more or less, I was able to wear these beloved (and expensive lol) pair of Levi's pants again 😎
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RIP former Pres. Fidel Ramos. You had your faults RIP former Pres. Fidel Ramos. You had your faults but you also had the interests of the country in mind even if you were demonized for it especially when you tried to push constitutional reform.

On a personal note, thank you for that brief but memorable encounter, even if it was at the expense of my body figure 😂.
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  • Ayala Avenue streetsign
    Makati

    A Guide to Ayala Avenue – Part 1

    May 9, 2021

    We know Ayala Avenue as the heart of the Makati CBD, but what exactly can we see here? In the first part of a series, we explore Ayala Avenue from EDSA to Paseo de Roxas and check out not only the landmarks there but also the stories behind them.

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  • Landmark Makati at Ayala Center
    Makati

    The Ayala Center Story: Part 3 – Radical makeover

    November 17, 2020

    The 1980s saw the end of the Makati Commercial Center of the old as Ayala begins to transform the area into the complex we know today.

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  • Makati

    Starbucks at 6750 Ayala Avenue: Where the Modern Filipino Coffee Shop Experience Began

    January 25, 2016

    Filipinos love coffee, there is no doubt about that. Traditionally though, Filipinos are not really that fancy coffee drinkers. Just a simple cup of coffee bought at the sari-sari store, with perhaps some creamer and sugar would do. There are also the beloved regional blends like the kapeng barako of Batangas or the Philippine Civet Coffee or kapeng alamid which is sourced from the droppings (AKA, uhm…poop) of wild Philippine civets which also happens to be the most rare and expensive variety. In recent years however, Filipinos have come to appreciate the more “sophisticated” varieties of coffee like the cafe lattes, cappuccinos, frappes, etc. And we can all thank/blame (depending  on…

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