MasterchefAu
I think Emily mistakenly thought it was banana blossom in Filipino fresh lumpia.
It's actually coconut heart or ubod.
The common banana blossom recipe
I know is the version w/ coconut milk.🥥
Hats off for her tho for cooking Pinoy food. Like Palabok last time.👍🏼
PGH🇵🇭You need to train your billing staff.
Do not be rude in dealing w/ customer service. Most esp if the customers just had death in the family...in YOUR hospital!
Freakin' get some manners or at least compassion. Unbelievable.😡
Paging the officials running PGH! Fire
them.🏥
Since I was 18 my stepdad refused to drink New Years Eve just in case me, my sister, or his son couldn'tget home and needed a lift. I'm 47 now and he's still "on call" tomorrow night - this time for his grandchildren. No one has ever called but he'll still wait up just in case 🥹
Not drinking Maga Tears.
They're salt & vile.
Cheering for Maga self-combustion.
Then the clean up of guts & gore.
Congrats USA, we know most of
you are not dang crazy. You were just cheated. But right now, History is made!
Prime what is going on? We are bombarded with ads and we cannot even open now? Wanted to watch a Jon Hamm movie but it's stuck with that Madman logo. We restarted but the 2 minute ads came on again! UNSUBSCRIBED! 🤬 #PrimeVideo
Hey #CLEANAWAY
your 2 trucks (blue & white) are blocking the way in a street in Altona North just now. When motorists behind complained, the drivers said they can take their sweet time cos they work for Council. Not true. Moved after we said we'd call Council. Arrogant drivers!😡
LBC PHILIPPINES
Please update your tracking. You are a very big company but you are not reliable. Organise and train your team, too. You are carrying our Filipino reputation.
#BalikbayanBox
Are You Better Cooks Than A 5th Grader?
Most definitely not. #MasterChefAu
ps- by this time Reynold could have made Eiffel Tower from spun sugar fairy floss with bitter gourd fireworks. 🎉
The Tabernacle Choir at Temple Square is in the Philippines for the second stop of its “Hope” world tour. Over the weekend in two concerts in Manila, the Choir delighted distinguished business and interfaith leaders with its music.
On Sunday, February 25, 2024, Elder Neil L. Andersen of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints attended the concert (held at the University of Santo Tomas, a Catholic university) with Cardinal José Fuerte Advíncula, Archbishop of Manila.
“Music speaks to all of us,” said Elder Andersen, who has spent the past nine days ministering in the Philippines. “Music lets us know we have so much more in common than we have that divides us.”
Cardinal Advíncula seconded the Apostle’s thoughts on the unifying power of music.
“It’s very amazing how music, how songs actually make us feel closer to one another,” said the Cardinal, who heard the Choir in person for the first time on Sunday. “When actually we should be so because we are all brothers and sisters. We have one common Father — God. And I think that should not prevent us from working together for the betterment of our brothers and sisters.”
https://t.co/OVcA0cOQkA
@IrinaLV143 Waiting for a parcel that was supposed to arrive on the 8th of Feb. Still no action. They just say: late. 🤷🏻♀️ So frustrating. Also Express mail. 😫 @auspost#AustraliaPost