Mabuhay! I'm a thirty-something, Manila-based, reluctant traveler of sorts. Much of the traveling I've done were for work and some for leisure. The purpose of this blog is to record my experiences (be it good, bad, funny or weird) and to share the important and trivial things I've discovered along the way as these are the stories I carry back home with me.
Friday, August 20, 2010
My Other Blog
People, I do have another blog. Why??? It covers the more personal stuff, home ideas, inspirations, etc. So I'll be posting there.
Hanoi's Huc Bridge or "Morning Sunlight" Bridge
June 13, 2010. It was a Sunday and I was happy to have some free time. Even if it had been my third trip to Hanoi, this was my first time to walk on the Huc bridge. Translated as the morning sunlight bridge, I wonder if the sun's morning rays give a different effect. It's already beautiful to me even in the afternoon. I've always called it the "red bridge" since it is painted a bright cherry-red making it stand out amidst the deep-emerald colored water and foliage surrounding the Hoan Kiem lake. The Huc Bridge is like a demure lady sending signs to the young men to draw near.
Shopping for a Dining Table
I went to one of one furniture shops at Market!Market!
Here is the drawing of the table I may have made. It's going to be a dark (almost black) finish made from Mahogany wood. Albert, quoted P15000 for a six seater so I'm thinking it over. You know budget constraints. But his store does make lovely furniture. Their main shop is in Vigan.
I particularly like the legs of the table. It's English style, according to him. More leg room.
I am also thinking if I should go for a bigger size where the length is 75".
In the meantime, I am thinking of going to Pampanga to check out what they have there. I do want upholstered chairs and according to him, they can do that in Pamapanga.
There's always this desire to rush but I'd rather go slow. For now, we're using our trusty formica table. It's been with us for years.
Here is the drawing of the table I may have made. It's going to be a dark (almost black) finish made from Mahogany wood. Albert, quoted P15000 for a six seater so I'm thinking it over. You know budget constraints. But his store does make lovely furniture. Their main shop is in Vigan.
I particularly like the legs of the table. It's English style, according to him. More leg room.
I am also thinking if I should go for a bigger size where the length is 75".
In the meantime, I am thinking of going to Pampanga to check out what they have there. I do want upholstered chairs and according to him, they can do that in Pamapanga.
There's always this desire to rush but I'd rather go slow. For now, we're using our trusty formica table. It's been with us for years.
Tuesday, August 17, 2010
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