Aissa
Aissa is an erstwhile university instructor who is now involved in a number of NGO projects for educational reform, citizenship and democracy. She used to work for the government but was not important enough to be in on the corruption. She’s interested in politics, international affairs, history, travel and culture. She likes shopping, ancient civilizations, science fiction and fantasy, books, comics, cartoons and furry creatures. She has more shoes than she knows what to do with and about half a dozen hobbies that she no longer has time for. She loves to eat and it’s a wonder that she’s not 300 pounds. In her free time, she enjoys dating Ryan.
Ryan
Ryan is in the gaming industry. Aside from gaming, he contributes to World Vision and provides his artistic services for free to NGOs like Haribon in the hopes that this will put him in a better light when the day of judgement arrives. He’s interested in books, comics, movies, music, and wonders at the cosmic coincidences that separate the two names Osama and Obama. He spreads himself thin trying to make up for time lost in a haze of borderline illegal substances. At 200 pounds, he’s much closer to 300 than Aissa and fights a constant battle to keep his weight in that range. In his free time, he is dated by Aissa.
In her free time, she enjoys dating Ryan. In his free time, he is dated by Aissa. <- nice.
By: madz on February 27, 2008
at 3:52 pm
Hi ryan and aissa! Thanks for visitng my blog
By: Martin Aquino on March 2, 2008
at 11:59 pm
w00t!
By: jayvee f. on March 18, 2008
at 7:57 pm
hey there… been reading your blog. helpful for a fellow traveler like me! just visited hongkong and macau via the cebu pacific package. i’m now canvassing on the cheapest rate package going to bangkok and pattaya this may! hehe… thanx! keep on blogging! =)
By: beachboy on March 22, 2008
at 3:04 am
You are most welcome, sir. Thanks for dropping a line, and tell your friends about us!
By: Ryan on March 22, 2008
at 8:05 am
Thanks for your comments on my blog. =)
By: Kiven on March 27, 2008
at 12:41 am
Thank you for visiting my blog.
I have bookmarked your blog as this is a great reference if and when I travel. Keep on giving us your tipid tips!
By: Jane on April 5, 2008
at 11:05 pm
Hi, I recently made my blog, mainly about travel. Your blog will be helpful for my future adventures! If you have time, pls. have a peek on my blog at http://itchyfeet07.wordpress.com Thanks!
By: coffeemaniac on April 18, 2008
at 2:58 pm
Excellent and helpful blog guys. It’s now one my cherished bookmarks!
I’m a former Manileño who had been blessed with the opportunity of enjoying the sights and sounds of the city during the dekada 70s and 80s.
I have been away for far too long. And tell you the truth,
I hated it when I left but now I miss it. It’s just like that song by the Hotdogs “Manila, Manila, I keep coming back to Manila……”.
Keep up with the good work and hit me up if you have plans of visiting Vancouver in the future.
By: Ardel on April 19, 2008
at 10:58 pm
Hi Ardel. I think every Filipino has a love/hate relationship with the motherland. While progress has been slow, it’s there, and you shouldn’t let anyone tell you otherwise.
Thanks for bookmarking the site and we certainly will let you know if a wanderous Vancouver trip ever materializes!
By: Ryan on April 22, 2008
at 2:25 pm
One thing I could tell you is that I wouldn’t want to grow old here – it’s a cold and inhospitable place for seniors.
I’d elaborate on this someday.
By: Ardel on April 25, 2008
at 10:57 am
Yes I’ve heard that too, that’s why there’s big business here in developing residential areas for retirees.
By: Ryan on April 25, 2008
at 11:40 am
Ryan!!!
hehehe. musta. just saw the link to this site from hifi. 
By: Dan on July 11, 2008
at 5:49 pm