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Barbecue Chicken Fillet with Java Rice from The Chocolate Kiss Cafe in UP Diliman.

Pan-grilled chicken breast fillet marinated in barbecue sauce served with Java Rice. P190.00  |  Or served with garlic mashed potatoes. P210.00

I love this because I love barbecue flavor and we always use chicken fillet meat at home. I think this partners well with Coke 🙂

Perfect for a lunch date with friends.

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Halo-halo, shaved ice with sweetened and cooked fruit toppings, topped with leche flan and/or ice cream, made even sweeter with sugar and milk. This is a Chowking Halo-halo.

This is what my youngest daughter and I shared before going home when she went with me to work.

I didn’t even think about the nuphedragen review I read 😉

I do not even want to think how much sugar there is in there, we just enjoyed the treat and the tongue freeze that this Chowking Halo-halo gave 😀

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Now your favorite Krispy Kreme Doughnuts have been transformed into Krispy Kreme Easter Egg-Shaped Doughnuts!

There is no need to hunt for Easter Eggs, just get a box or two of these Krispy Kreme Easter Egg-Shaped Doughnuts in these flavors: Hershey’s Cookies & Cream, Chocolate Iced with Sprinkles, Chocolate Custard Filled, Hershey’s Dark Chocolate, Peanut Butter and Kreme, Sugar, Caramel Kreme Crunch, Chocolate Kreme Filled, Snickers Classic and Cinnamon Apple. There are new flavors too: Lemon Iced, Blueberry Iced and Strawberry Iced

Krispy Kreme Easter Egg-Shaped Doughnuts are now available at Krispy Kreme stores near you.

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A lot of home break-ins during Lent happens. The reason for this would be because people are vacationing elsewhere due to several days of non-working days. One of the times home break-ins happen is when people attend dawn masses before Christmas.

I am not joking about this if you think I do. These articles here and here from a broadsheet confirms what I am talking about: home break-ins during Lent.

Ironic considering the country is predominantly a Catholic country.

So what are the homeowners supposed to do to prevent home break-ins during Lent when they will leave their homes for a few days? Here a a few helpfult tips:

• Lock your homes securely. Keep the valuables (like jewelry, cash and important documents) in sturdy containers like mmf drawers or vaults that hard hidden from intruders or better yet, bring them elsewhere.
• Stop newspaper subscriptions several days before your vacation. Piled up newspaper in front of your gate means there are no people inside.
• Use automatic timers for lights on  certain times of the day.
• Lower the sound of our telephone’s ringing. Or better yet, just turn off the ringer.
• Ask a neighbor you trusts to keep an eye on your house for you.
• Try to make your home the same as when you are away and when you are there.

Encourage not these people who have dark motives of doing home break-ins during Lent. Being a victim is not a good thing.

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