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A Taste of Both Worlds
http://tasteofbothworlds.typepad.com/
People, places and things plus a dash of purple and a sprinkle of pink.
A blog about what the Philippines has to offer and what Israel has to give.
Recent Posts
Bro\'s Treat at Pancake House
My bro asked me to accompany him in Trinoma last Friday as he was shopping for a new pair of black shoes and some polo shirts, he kinda needed my not-so-professional advice on what's hot and not. Between you and me, he do believe that I have a goo...
A Bite at the Manila Ocean Park Cafe
A few weeks, or is it months *grins* ago, we went to Manila Ocean Park, it is located behind the Quirino Grandstand (Rizal Park) in Roxas Blvd. It would have been nice to blog about what I and my family had seen and did inside the water park but s...
Frozen
Yup, my blog was frozen for almost two months, and this time it's not because of the time-old reason called laziness, this time I did something worthwhile *grins*. I wasn't able to update that long because we had re-open our small internet cafe, a...
Dinner at the General's Place
I was on hibernation for a couple of weeks, I'm just too tired and too lazy to do anything, I'm not saying that I'm okay now cause I can't remember a time in my life that I felt like doing......
We Got It Grilled at Kenny
My son had his monthly growth monitoring a few days ago in his pedia's clinic somewhere in Caloocan City, used to go to Chinese Gen. but the clinic is way accessible than the hospital so we decided to have a......
The Partial Solar Eclipse and Something To Remember It By
This is not really an update but a new post, nonetheless *grins*. The longest total solar eclipse of the century had happened last July 22, well, as I am a Philippine resident, I was only a spectator of a partial......


This site is called "A Taste of Both Worlds" with the tag line "People, places and things plus a dash of purple and a sprinkle of pink!" One if the first things I look at when I review a site is the name and it's relevance to the content of the site. Upon opening the site I was greeted by a delightful post about the "Celebration of Pesach". I did not fully comprehend the author's title about a taste of both worlds until I scrolled down to the bottom of the page and saw a post about "Icebergs" a popular eatery in Manila. (Actually the one that I go to is located in Makati, Philippines.) It was then that the light went off. In one blog this site had me visiting both Israel and the Philippines. I enjoyed my view into the life of what I can only guess to be an Israeli Expatriate now living in the Philippines. The posts are well written and the site is balanced to the eye. There are the occasional ads here and there but not to the point of outweighing content. The two worlds that this author is attempting to give the reader insight into could not be more opposite, but the author shows that it is possible to admire both worlds and even feel at home on either side. A nice read. =)
Posted: June 1st, 2008 | More Reviews From davidtamayo | Report This Comment