My First Seasfood Pasta
Trying out Candid's Home made Sea Food Pasta...
Tuesday, January 27, 2009
Saturday, January 24, 2009
Quest Executive party
Quest threw a party for Macquarie last Jan 21st at UrbanGolf, Makati, and guess who's spotted? The Global ServiceDesk Team off to a tee. :P
Candid,Keith.Dean, me and Randy at the Virtual Golf tee area
Quest threw a party for Macquarie last Jan 21st at UrbanGolf, Makati, and guess who's spotted? The Global ServiceDesk Team off to a tee. :P
Candid,Keith.Dean, me and Randy at the Virtual Golf tee area
Me trying to swing and hit the ball
And I hit it! Great camera shot by Randy capturing a great pose :P
Dinner at Urban Golf with our British Trainer Jayne
And I hit it! Great camera shot by Randy capturing a great pose :P
Dinner at Urban Golf with our British Trainer JayneNever thought golf with be this fun! :D
Tuesday, January 20, 2009
Now Playing
So my PSP's been benched for quite awhile now though I usually bring it in the office and play Tekken DR adhoc wifi connection with my officemates, my new DSLite fills my after work play hours. Here's my playlist and a short comment on why I liked them.
#1 Zelda- Phantom HourGlass
How could I ever pass this one out? I am a fan of the series and played one of my very first few Zelda games on SNES and on GBA. Never get tired of it. Using the stylus on the touch screen for attacks , map drawings and movements is simply pure joy.
#2 Prof Layton and the Curious Village. - nice concept for a game where you solve a mystery of the main story with small mind puzzles and each puzzle will give you a clue to progress on the game. And mind you, some puzzles are hard and some you may find somewhat meant for IQ tests.
#3 Time Hollow - what attracted me to this game is that your character can punch a hole in time using his pen to resolve mysteries in the game. Everytime you make changes, it affects all things on your present time to a point a whole day never actually happened.
#4 The World End with You- and Lastly from my fave game developer SquareEnix (Final Fantasy series, Kingdom Hearts series) their entry for the Nintendo handheld console. The battle system is a new concept, your characters fight on both screens and you control them at the same time. I havent progressed much on the game, but it really looks promising, not to mention its anime-ish and the setting is a real replica of AKIHABARA district, The Anime and Gaming hub of Japan.
So my PSP's been benched for quite awhile now though I usually bring it in the office and play Tekken DR adhoc wifi connection with my officemates, my new DSLite fills my after work play hours. Here's my playlist and a short comment on why I liked them.
#1 Zelda- Phantom HourGlass
How could I ever pass this one out? I am a fan of the series and played one of my very first few Zelda games on SNES and on GBA. Never get tired of it. Using the stylus on the touch screen for attacks , map drawings and movements is simply pure joy.
#2 Prof Layton and the Curious Village. - nice concept for a game where you solve a mystery of the main story with small mind puzzles and each puzzle will give you a clue to progress on the game. And mind you, some puzzles are hard and some you may find somewhat meant for IQ tests.
#3 Time Hollow - what attracted me to this game is that your character can punch a hole in time using his pen to resolve mysteries in the game. Everytime you make changes, it affects all things on your present time to a point a whole day never actually happened.
#4 The World End with You- and Lastly from my fave game developer SquareEnix (Final Fantasy series, Kingdom Hearts series) their entry for the Nintendo handheld console. The battle system is a new concept, your characters fight on both screens and you control them at the same time. I havent progressed much on the game, but it really looks promising, not to mention its anime-ish and the setting is a real replica of AKIHABARA district, The Anime and Gaming hub of Japan.
Sunday, January 11, 2009
First Week high
So my first week with Macquarie breezed thru very fast and here's some photo recap of my week.
View from the back of my desk at 22nd Floor 6750 Ayala Office
At the Service Desk Room with Keith,Candid, Con and Arie
Ascot Hotel (formerly Oakwood) View from my desk
At the pantry on our first day.
So my first week with Macquarie breezed thru very fast and here's some photo recap of my week.
View from the back of my desk at 22nd Floor 6750 Ayala Office
At the Service Desk Room with Keith,Candid, Con and Arie
Ascot Hotel (formerly Oakwood) View from my desk
At the pantry on our first day.
Thursday, January 01, 2009
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