 Manny Samaniego - 14 Hours in Hong Kong | All Comments |
« back 1 next »
Comments | |
| 28th September 2009 John Sicat | Way to go! - From: Pilgrimage to Dogfish Head Hey Manny, Great to see you combining two of your interests...running and beer!!! |
| 22nd September 2009 Ray Chang | Great trip report! - From: 42 Hours in Hong Kong What a great 2 day trip! Thanks for sharing. I have been to Hong Kong before in the past and I can't wait to go back sometime... |
| 24th December 2008 John Sicat | Hello... - From: La cuenta, por favor! MANNY, MANNY, MANNY!!! Looking forward to more of your blogs in 2009!!! |
| 17th June 2008 John Sicat | Hello... - From: Pineapple, fish, and the sun An excellent entry Manny! You're still my # 1 blogger (Ken is currently a distant 2nd). Giovanni's shrimp cart rocks!!! |
| 17th June 2008 David | happy birthday! (and nice pics) - From: Pineapple, fish, and the sun Hey Manny, glad you enjoyed your first trip to Hawaii. Thanks for everything, it was fun hanging out. Have a great birthday! ~ David and Karina |
| 27th December 2007 PinoyBackpacker | Nice photo - From: The Manila Pen Experience I definitely agree with your one-word caption. That guy really is that. |
| 25th December 2007 willyn | - From: The Manila Pen Experience im sorry that your trip was soured by some dumb politicians actions. im neither for the opposition nor for the administration. they could all kill each other for all i care. what i do care about is the effect of such stupid and self serving acts. what trillanes did was really a behavior of a petulant boy who did not get what he wants so he pulls a stupid tantrum like this. not only did he manage to draw unwanted attention to the country, he also managed to make himself like a major ass. the sad thing about the whole this is events like this is staple media news. somewhere, wherever, some jerk of a politician will cause controversy on a pretense of "doing it for the country" for his/her self-serving needs. too much politicking. thats the problem. and we wonder why the country got to where it is now... |
| 11th December 2007 14 Hours in Hong Kong | Link to Dad's interview - From: The Manila Pen Experience Travelblog won't let me post links. Google "Jun Samaniego" and click News link |
| 11th December 2007 ayoosilver | - From: The Manila Pen Experience Do you have a link of the interview with PhilStar? |
| 20th November 2007 David | hey - From: My First Marathon congrats again on finishing the marathon! sounds like quite an ordeal. i don't know if i could ever do that, but it's worth considering since it's such a great accomplishment. maybe some day. keep me posted on your other races |
| 19th November 2007 John Sicat | Hello... - From: My First Marathon What's up Marathoner?!!...a very nice entry for an amazing experience. I'm sure you're still flying high. Truly a great accomplishment and something you can always be proud of! Looks like it's on to the next challenge, playa! |
| 27th June 2007 David | nice pix - From: Accelerated Adrenaline Rush in Nevada hey manny, yeah riding atvs are fun. i tried them for the first time when I was in cabo san lucas a few years ago for a friend's bachelor party weekend. we headed out for most of the day and took the atvs out by the dunes and by the beach. it was a lot of fun and it was actually pretty easy to drive. i'd definitely do it again. |
| 8th April 2007 14 Hours in Hong Kong | Barcelona suggestions - From: Barcelona memories Hi Margaret! I'm sure both countries would be wonderful to visit during the summer, though I've never been to Italy. To avoid being pickpocketed, don't carry a lot of cash and use your hotel room safe, if applicable, regardless of how trusting the staff appears to be. If you opt for Barcelona, try visiting the Ciuta Viella and Eixample areas for fresh, tasty tapas and cava. My friends had recommended such for my next visit. La Rambla is very popular with the tourists, but dining options are more expensive and less diverse; it does, however, offer Irish and English pubs as a comfort zone if you'd like to share your stories and adventures with other English-speaking visitors. Have fun with whatever you ultimately choose to do! |
| 6th April 2007 FoodieFanatic | Any suggestions? - From: Barcelona memories Hi Manny (that's my Dad's name too), I am a single female and I am trying to decide if I should travel to either Spain or Italy this summer. I am itchy to leave the US and get out for some adventure. I am big into food, wine, adventure. Do you have any suggestions regarding Barcelona? Have you been to Italy? Advice as to how not to get pick pocketed? I'm thinking you've come up w/ a new packing method by now. Thanks! |
| 4th April 2007 John Sicat | MANNY, MANNY, MANNY!!! - From: Way to go, superheroes! Yo Money Man...truly a memorable run and a great weekend! Soon you'll be an honorary Richmonder! |
| 12th March 2007 Andrew Samaniego | Yankee Stadium - From: I LOVE New York I can't believe you were in that dugout!! If I were you, I would go back with a bag of sunflower seeds and hang out where Torre sits. |
| 11th March 2007 Ken | Answer: Newark Airport - From: Valley of the Sun Manny! You see - I pay attention and listen. Seriously, I'm glad to read that Seattle has made the grade as one of your favorite cities to visit. Also - very interesting and timely information about Daylight Savings. |
| 11th March 2007 Johny | Hello... - From: Barcelona memories Hey Manny...looking forward to hearing about all your travels and experiences! |
« back 1 next »