As I have mentioned…my hubbys’ the best, very considerate and very supportive of what I do… he’d treat us out for late lunch/ early dinner to save me from the hassle of cooking and washing the dishes.

Last week, we had an early dinner at Sérye, Eastwood.

Eastwood is a few minutes away and with so many food choices and the bull ride, Eastwood has become our favorite hang out.. not to mention my boys can go wild at the activity center (pag walang exhibit or show of course)
Here’s what we had:

Boneless Cripsy Pata.. cripsy, perfect and without bones!

Kare-Kare.. peanuty.. just the way we like it.

Dinuguan..though really good.. I just don’t like my dinuguan thick…I like it a bit dry.

We also ordered Choco Frappe for the kids which they enjoyed with much gusto!

I have more than one blog and I am asked many times how I maintain more than one blog regularly, where I get all my materials, and where I get my inspiration to write?
To tell you honestly, writing was never my cup of tea. In college, I dreaded writing assignments and in fact had to take a Communication subject more than once. That’s how bad I was in writing. So how did I get into blogging? It was because I want to learn how to write. Applying for an essay writing service position inspired me to learn how to write. Obviously, I wasn’t accepted on the position I was applying for, and so I turned to blogging…and the rest is history.
Where do I get my topics and inspirations? What are the things I blog about?

I always answer: I have kids. Them alone (and their antics) is enough. I have a food blog, which again boils down to me having 4 kids. A family of 6 needs food; and not just food but lots of it. Cooking is already something I do a lot, so thinking of good topics for a food blog comes naturally. I also maintain a tech blog, for the mere reason of documenting my blogging adventure, discovering tips and techniques about blogging and what not.
But I do experiences blogger’s block (a condition similar to writer’s block); there are times that I have nothing to write and can’t even finish a hundred word blog post. And in times like these, I always go back to the reason why I started a blog and the reason why I have come to love this job. Of course, I have a few coping strategies when blogger’s block hit me:

• Take a rest and talk to a human being…not a Facebook friend but a REAL human being. It gives me the stimulation I need without much distraction.
• Essay reading or movie reviews reading. I get ideas from reading and my mind works double when I read. I think and I imagine what I would do differently.
• Sleep is one of my favourite ways of coping. It refreshes my mind and energizes my body.
• Blogger’s Notebook: I always carry a small notebook with me. Wherever I go, I have this notebook and when something interesting pops into my mind, I jot it down and when blogger’s block hits, I consult my notebook.

If you really love and you think that you owe it to your readers to publish a post as frequent as you can, try my strategies to cope with Blogger’s block.
Happy Blogging!