Great Eastern Hotel Makati
7842 Makati Avenue Makati, National Capital Region, Luzon, Philippines
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4.51pm - Flip
Wednesday 5 May, 4.51pm, Makati
Mabuhay! Guess what? I'm still alive! I have been shockingly lazy in my blogging of late, I know, but in all honesty I really haven’t had much to say. And I’d rather write nothing than write meaningless nonsense.
Pause for the obligatory joke of but -that’s-all-you-write-anyway- …
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