cream silk and satin gillet from Mental, top from E-vie, skirt from Penshoppe, shoes gifted from the US, mixed media necklace from Aizylym

Some of you guys have been asking why I haven't posted too many outfit shots lately. Aside of course from the obvious lack of time, I don't really step out during the weekdays (unless I have a project/meeting) because I work from home. That, and my closet is either getting boring, I need to shop a bit more (if I have the moolah, which I don't yet)... oh well.I'm sure the jumbled pile contains unsung treasures there somewhere... I shall let you know.

Earlier today me and Vanessa had lunch with the nice and hilarious Sir Dwaxz over at Diamond Suites and Residences, which his family owns, among other things. He was gracious enough to buy us lunch as I was scheduled to do voiceover recording for their company this afternoon. The food in Diamond is always sensational and I always look forward to dining there...molto grazie Sir Dwakz!  

Mucho thanks as well to Tita Dang, my boyfriend's mom, for these shoes she gave me last Christmas. Told you her taste is awesome.

Before I forget, thank you FaceCebu for choosing me to be their site's Face of October. Don't know if I deserve all the accolades written here, but thanks much anyway. Check out the feature here.

empanadas and their famed mojitos as only Maya knows how to do best

starting to overload on mojitos in 3...2...

weapons of choice-connector ring from downtown flea market, hardshell clutch from SM Accessories, and angel skull knuckle ring from Gold Dot Cebu--absolute favorite!

with fashion designer/stylist Lory Villareal, Vanessa, and Groupon CEO Patrick Cuartero

business in front...

 Julie Villaseca, a.k.a. my personal hero. Can't get any more rock n roll than this chick

 

 A couple of weekends ago, I trooped on over to The Outpost to show support for my film director friend Victor Villanueva and the fundraising event for his full-length feature, My Paranormal Romance, an official entry to the Cinema One Originals 2011 Film Festival. Major! To open the event, they screened Saranghae My Tutor, which was directed by Victor and included me as one of the actors. The film is ridiculously cheesy (in a good way) and funny in so many ways and I'm proud of the work I've done. Will share here once I get over being shy about it. Hehe.

Hoooooooooowever, me being the way I am, missed most of the show because of work, and I was only able to take very few pictures (4 in total, lol), cuz' I'm lame like that. It was great to see a lot of old friends in the event though. I also got to hang again with Julie, a fashion school grad and stylist from Manila who also happens to be rocknroll personified and my personal hero. I mean, seriously. We can only try so hard and Julie won't even break a sweat. Jules, the blogosphere needs you! Hurry!

On a sidenote, here's the official (I think) poster for Saranghae:

You can tell how ecstatic I am to see my name up there though it is in microfine print. LOL. Acting is really awesome. I plan to do it for a really long time and, who knows, hopefully be able to collect more movie posters with my name on it.:)

I'm getting more and more disconnected from my typical weekend routine in the city. Going out and partying and doing it for years kind of does that to you, unfortunately. These days, I've been travelling non-stop every weekend and every opportunity I get and I couldn't be happier. I thought that my crazy schedule would never allow me this kind of lifestyle, but I guess it just takes a crazy amount of willfullness and equally rocknrollin' friends to get the deed done. No luxurious accomodations, no SURE accomodations at that, but just to catch the last bus or boat to who knows where... now that, that is the way to live. I'm loving every moment of it.

Me and my friends Vanessa, Cedric, Rabsin and Syarief rocknrolled all the way to Bais City in Negros to check out the famed Manjuyod White Sandbar and until now I can't completely describe how beautiful and sort of surreal the experience was. I've never seen an actual isolated sandbar in my life so I was just ridiculously giddy seeing the floating cottages..ahh. You just have to be there yourself to experience it.

I don't know where the next destination is, but what I can reassure you is most definitely I won't be here next weekend.:)

On an unrelated note...