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We’re still on a state of shock after the typhoon caused a lot damages here in Metro Manila. What is very depressing is we actually know friends who were directly affected and needs a lot of help in order to recover.
I just want to share here a letter (transcript of the original letter) from our MO archives collection. This narrates how a typhoon affected some areas in Samar, a province south of the Philippines.



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I am about to spend my night here in the office. I don’t have the courage to go home with the current condition of the roads in Metro Manila. I also heard that some Ateneo and UP staff are staying in their respective offices tonight. Yes, the storm Ondoy is currently causing a lot of damage in the Metro. This is the first time that I’ve seen Katipunan Ave. flooded this much. It was really scary. Some of the photos here. I hope aid will come to those who need them the most.
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I’ve been introduced in these two eating places by my good friend Rhea. And I must say, these places are worth the visit once more (and more!!).
RECIPES by Cafe Metro
2nd level, Trinoma Mall, Quezon City
It’s been YEARS since I ate at Cafe Metro (in Megamall!). But I could still recall their Crispy Adobe Flakes (CAF). I am a sucker for this dish! When Rhea and I ate at Recipes, I discovered that it is by Cafe Metro. I wasn’t able to order their CAF that time. So when Eva and I were at Trinoma, I suggested that we dine at Recipes. And this time, I ordered their CAF. Yes, it is the same CAF that I tasted from Cafe Metro. Yum!

BANAPPLE PIES AND CHEESECAKES
225 Katipunan Ave., Blue Ridge, Quezon City

Rhea and Nap brought me here a year ago after one of our photography workshops. It was a pleasant dining experience that I longed to be back. Their Banoffee pie is a must! I’ve been telling Emmi, my officemate, that we should go there one of these days. Finally, we did last night. Since it was a Friday, the place was crowded so we have to wait. That, I guess is the only thing that you have to endure when dining there. The place is really small. But the food and price are super sulit. Large servings and reasonably priced. I ordered their Chicken Breast Parmigiano (again!) while Emmi tried their Chicken Pie with CHUNKY Potato Salad. Of course, we saved room for a slice of their Banoffee Pie. Super yummy!