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T Swifts new music video is giving me life RN. I love Katy Perry but I guess my teenage heart still screams Taylor Swift. I’m glad their beef is over. At the end of the day, they’re both rich and powerful so I guess it’s better to live their own lives. The music video though! So colorful. Love it. I actually thought that this isn’t a thing I would do anymore but I can’t let this one go. It’s soo good! I like the lyrics too! So catchy. It’s nice and empowers everyone in a sense so...nice.  Trailer park though. I mean, it would be a good theme for a food park or something, don’t you think? Like airbnb style. Or like the Common Ground in Seoul. Anyway, I digress.  I think I haven’t gotten any music videos that I liked lately so having liked something like this is giving me the feels. That’s all! Must blog! I’m not a big fan of the hair though. But it’s very theme-y so still nice. It’s nice that music videos are coming out here and there because for a h...

Chicken Adobo! The picture above is filleted part usually used for karaage but I also used drumstick and I think cooking a chicken part with bone rather than the filleted one is much better when it comes to the overall experience of eating adobo.  First, I sauteed the garlic with the chicken and red chili. If you don't like chili, you can obviously just skip that part. Then, I added equal parts of soy sauce and vinegar. The scary part. I usually don't like my adobo salty so I tend to put more vinegar than soy sauce. My kapampangan friend told me that the kapampangan style of cooking is that they only use the soy sauce for color and that adobo is actually supposed to be cooked with vinegar hence the adobong puti concept. Added sugar because it was too salty. Japanese soy sauce is salty I guess.  let the vinegar cook Also added boiled egg because, why would you do adobo without? I'm just saying. Yummy!

I mean, it's bad. We watched Aladdin last week at the SM near our place because we were also supposed to watch a band play (but didn't) so instead of going to Fisher Mall, SM. When my sister was about to pay, she was like, are we getting food and drinks? And I was like, nah we’ll just get something from somewhere else and my other sister was like, I don’t think they still allow that and showed me the poster. Oh they didn't.   See, my childhood cinema experience consist of us getting a 150-180 movie ticket and getting something to eat and drink from the supermarket. Usually it will costs us around a hundred or even less than that but we got varieties! When I saw the poster, I was like, shookt. I mean, how dare they! I looked at the menu and since I don't want anything from there, I decided we eat first before going to the cinema. Then I asked my sister how would they find out if I take something in? And she was like, they'd check your bag. THEY DID INDEED...