The long wait is over! The AXE Apollo National Challenge had just concluded last August 31, 2013 and the top two contenders had emerged (and I’m not one of them if you’re wondering :D). They will be sent to train at the international AXE Apollo Space Camp in the US, but wait! Did you know that a third slot is still open?
At long last, McDonald’s Philippines decided to “drop the bomb” and reveal the nutrition information about the food they serve. Caution: I guarantee you won’t be looking at that burger the same way again after reading this, so if you’re ready for the hard truth, please proceed…
Thursday, August12, 2010. After four consecutive crazy days of overtime at the office this creature needed a break. Yes, sitting down in front of a computer for hours on end is tiring especially if your brain does all the toiling. After calling it a day I figured, “it’s a nice night to run.” Of course I’d also need the approval of one of the stakeholders—the weather.
From the office I headed off to the gym and upon leaving our building, to my surprise the sky was clear. Upon arriving at the gym I was horrified with what I saw—tons of people! In fact all the lockers were occupied—the signs cannot be clearer: get out and run!
As part of old Thursday night habit I ran from Ortigas Center (starting in front of San Miguel compound) to Bonifacio Global City—my favorite running spot in the Metro that I haven’t been to in quite a while. I used to be in BGC at least twice a week: Thursdays for Nike Running Clinic and eventually easy runs from the office, and Sundays for races. Recently I can be away for months on end! Each time I do I always see something new, kind of makes me wonder if BGC’s development gets a boost while I’m away!
Typical Thursdays route: Ortigas Center to Bonifacio High Street via EDSA - Kalayaan - 32nd
