February 11, 2010
Arts, Beauty, Business, Cagayan de Oro City, Consumer, Features, Gifts, Mindanaoan Update, Society, Style
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, have you fellow Mindanaoans thought of what to give your special someone in order to make February 14 extra special? Make this day of hearts special by rewarding yourself and your partner with a pair of fun and colorful Havaianas!
Because, really, there’s nothing more fun and more romantic than dressing up to match your partner.
This Valentine’s Day, gear up for your date by bringing out your shared sense of style. Match the colorful worlds at your feet with select styles of Havaianas, and add more happiness and romance to your relationship.
So whether your little rendezvous will happen in the city or out-of-town, here are some chic style suggestions to make your Valentine’s Day extra special.
Take Me to the Beach
Most couples head to the beach for a little rest and recreation on V-Day. And why not! The beach has always been a good place to walk around in style. This love month, bring out the flowing sundresses for the women and the comfortable linen for the men and match it with their favorite Havaianas flip-flops. For the beach bums, choose bright colors such as the yellow Havaianas Brasil Logo for men and the yellow Havaianas Slim Jelly for women. Havaianas Batik for men and burnt orange Havaianas Fit for women is an equally bright combination.
LikeFebruary 8, 2010
Business, Cagayan de Oro City, Consumer, Features, Food, Mindanaoan Update, Musings, Personal, Reviews, Society, Style, Tourism, northern mindanao
Mexican themed restaurant Mooon Cafe is one of my favorite eating places in Cagayan de Oro City, Mindanao. Apart from the yummy food, the prices are reasonable and the ambience is pretty laid back. Whenever there’s a chance, I also see to it that I bring my mom and brothers to the said restaurant in CDO and we all share fun, family bonding over hearty meals at Mooon Cafe CDO.
Mooon Cafe (yes, it has three “O’s”!) Cagayan de Oro branch, located at the first floor of Robinsons CDO, is the establishment’s first franchised branch outside of Cebu City where they have outlets in I.T. Park and Ayala Terraces, among others.
What I usually order (and what I can therefore recommend to all of you) are: for starters – quesadilla uno, campesinos (see the photo in this entry – these are good!), campesino jalapeno (for those who love the chilli version) and chicken flautas.
You may also want to try their signature beef taco and burrito pescado.
For barkadas or families, you can share the nacho de salsa or nacho spinners.
For the main course, I like the house specialty Mooon steak and the fish mozarella melt. When my brothers and I are really hungry though and are therefore in the mood to eat, we order the super delish Mexican baby back ribs or tenderloin steak. Really, really good!
And all of these meals are relatively cheap! The baby back ribs meal, for instance, is priced below P200.00 Not bad, right?
Mooon Cafe also has fish meals — blue marlin tangigue steak (my mom’s fave), tuna belly and breaded fish fillet.
Here’s a photo I took of the blue marlin tangigue steak:
August 19, 2009
Advocacy, Announcements, Cagayan de Oro City, Consumer, Events, Features, Mindanaoan Update, Society, blogging, northern mindanao
There’s just something fun, socially aware and responsible about planting trees. To plant trees is to be aware of one’s continuing responsibility to help protect Mother Earth and to help in the preservation of ecological balance. These are the very reasons why I didn’t hesitate to extend my support to the “Tatak Environmentalist – One Shirt, One Tree Project” launch that will be held on Saturday, August 22, 2009 at OIC, Corrales Street, Cagayan de Oro City, Mindanao.
For only P250.00, not only do you get a very nice shirt but that’s also equivalent to one tree to be planted. And yes, during the launch, you will be treated to great, soothing music courtesy of talented CDO-based bands and performances from poi spinners and fire dancers. A video presentation on various environmental issues as well as on the flood that hit Cagayan de Oro City early this year will be shown.
If you wish to be a part of this advocacy, please feel free to head on down to OIC (Only In Cagayan) on August 22, 2009 from 7pm to 12 midnight. Buy a Tatak Environmentalist shirt at 1st Rafting Adventure, Tiano-Hayes Streets, CDO or you can also buy one at the venue. Wear that proudly on Saturday and let’s have fun!
Mindanaoan proudly supports Tatak Environmentalist!
See you guys there 
August 4, 2009
Announcements, Business, Cagayan de Oro City, Internet, Mindanaoan Update, Technology, blogging
That is, if you order at least P150.00 worth of drinks and/or food. Figaro Coffee Shop, which opened recently in Limketkai Mall, Cagayan de Oro City, Mindanao, now offers free unlimited wireless fidelity (wifi) connection to those who will order at least P150.00 worth of Figaro drinks and/or food. I tried availing of this free wifi service and I must say, it’s pretty fast! Because of their free unlimited wifi, Figaro CDO can now be considered a “blogger-friendly” place.
Figaro CDO is just one of the many coffee shops in Cagayan de Oro that now offers free wifi as a value added service to their customers. Bo’s Coffee Club located at Rosario Arcade, Limketkai and Coffeeworks, also located at Rosario Arcade, also offer free wifi Internet (you must order at least P50.00 worth of drinks over at Coffeeworks, though)
May 28, 2009
Announcements, Business, Cagayan de Oro City, Corporate, Flights, Mindanaoan Update, News, Tourism, Travel, northern mindanao
I got word that Philippine Airlines (PAL) has donated a thermal scanner that can detect if a person has flu or fever. This thermal scanner is set to be installed at the Lumbia Airport in Cagayan de Oro City, Northern Mindanao very soon.
This is really very good news especially since there are now 10 confirmed H1N1 virus cases in the country (and if I’m not mistaken, three people in the Caraga region, Mindanao are currently being suspected of carrying the deadly virus as well) Interestingly, it had to take a corporate giant like PAL to donate a working thermal scanner just so passengers using the Cagayan de Oro airport can be assessed for fever or flu or be more protected against the H1N1 virus. So exactly where’s the health department in all of these?
What about the local government?
I’m sure that more and more passengers from the Northern Mindanao area are now more anxious than ever for the opening of the Laguindingan International Airport.
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