As I am going around Balik Bukid, I see many cousins with booths 🙂 I try to buy a little something from each to support them. I stopped by Migs booth
Since I was on my way out – I just took one of what he was selling without knowing what it really was
So I just pulled out one bag of original
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FUNNIEST PINOY BUSINESS NAMES
1. Parlor in
2. Wholesaler of balut in Sto.Tomas, Batangas: “Starducks.”
3. Fast food eatery in Nueva Ecija: “Violybee”
4. Internet cafe opened among squatters named “Cafe Pindot.”
5. In
6. Petshop in Ortigas: “Pussies and Bitches.”
7. A pet shop in Kamuning: “Pakita Mo Pet Mo.”
8. Bakery: “Bread Pit.”
9. Bank in Alabang: “Alabank.”
10. Restaurant in Pampanga named, “Mekeni Rogers.”
11. Restaurant in
12. A boxing gym: “Blow Jab.”
13. A tombstone maker in Antipolo: “Lito Lapida.”
14. A copy center in
15. A beerhouse in
16. Laundromat in Sikatuna: “
17. Internet cafe in Taguig named, “n@kopi@.”
18. Name of a kambingan, “Sa Goat Kita.”
19. A salon somewhere, “Curl Up And Dye.”
20. A lugawan in Sta. Maria, Bulacan: “Gee Congee.”
21. A water refilling station in Dapitan named “Wa-Thirst.”
22. A store selling feeds for chickens: “Robocock.”
23. Shoe repair in
24. Shoe repair store along Commonwealth, “SHOEPERMAN: we will HEEL you,
save your SOLE, and even DYE for you.”
25. Petshop: “Petness First”
26. Flower shop: “Susan’s Roses.”
27. Taxicab: “Income Taxi.”
28. A 2nd hand watch store: “2nd Time Around.”
29. A squid stall in a wet market: “Pusit to the Limit.”
30. A gay lawyer’s extension office: “
31. A ceiling installer: “
32. A car repair shop: “Bangga ka ‘day?”
33. An aquatic pet store in Malolos: “Fish Be With You” (and also with you).
34. A beauty salon: “Saudia Hairlines.”
35. A bakery: “Anak Ng Tinapay.”
36. A resto along Mayon road in
37. Laundry shop: “Wash Your Problem.”
38. This mobile massage business name isn’t funny, but
their slogan is: “Asian Mobile Massage Service: Massage only, God is watching.”
39. Ice cream parlor: “Dila Lang Ang Katapat.”
40. Chicharon store: “Chicha Hut.”
41. Neighborhood pizza store: “Pizza Hot.”
42. A fishball cart near UST: “Eat My Balls.”
43. A barbershop in Cagayan de Oro: “Pinoy Big Barber.”
44. A Resto: “The Last Supper.”
45. A goto resto: “Goto Ko Pa!”
46. A gym in Malolos: “
47. A store selling fresh chicken, owned by woman named Dina: “Dina Fresh Chicken.”
48. Salon: “Hair Dot Comb.”
49. Signage on a restaurant: “We are open 25 hrs. a day – no lunch/dinner breaks!”
50. A funeral parlor in Bacoor,
51. Carinderia in Batangas: “Cooking ng Ina Mo”
52. Restaurant famous for the dish—Bulalo: “Lindsay Bulalohan”
53. Native store—“Puto Shop”
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It was nice to be back at Balik Bukid!! I love coming here even just to see what everyone is doing – selling, buying, eating, zip lining, boating, horseback riding and many more nature activities. Heart2Heart wants to live with Soul and maybe one day would want to live in Sta. Elena!
Congratulations Gips and Hinds!!! The family that knows how to live with soul! May you continue to be an inspiration to others
Nice seeing many friendly faces! I was there a few minutes before 8am and it was still pleasant and cool
And thank you to the staff of Sta Elena for making all this possible! Everyone was so busy doing their assigned task around the farm
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Enjoying the weekend with Jigger and Sam – watching the video on the performance of PSY and MC Hammer! What a great comeback by MC Hammer at the American Music Awards
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I have kept this article on the daughter of our good friends, Peter and Elena Coyiuto. A very good tennis player and a talented writer
Previous entry: Flight to The Stars by Samantha Coyiuto October 16, 2010
And now she is being recognized internationally! Congratulations Samantha!
As I am posting photos of our Sunday lunch on instagram
So many others are posting theirs 🙂 I love it!
From the Facebook of Chris Tordesillas
From Victoria Carlos in Facebook
From Mich Aurallo
From Pria Solon Chiongbian in Facebook
From Via
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One of my favorite booths in Balik Bukid!
By my Tita Nena! She is very very detailed and everything she does is always presented so well
Her household staff who helped man the booth that day. All in matching aprons
Tita Nena turns something ordinary into something special by adding her little touches and her nice packaging
And since she is very religious, she sells many religious items
We got one of these for Christmas and is now in our altar 🙂
My gosh, look how she made a simple walis into this!
Plus she helps local Craftsmen
She even has handicrafts and furnitures made by the Mountain people of La Union. She told me she does this to help them and that they are very creative
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Some great advice from the elder generation, who have been through it all, seen it all and did it all, and have learned a lot long the way…
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