Thanks, JMB. 🙂

That shake is from Burgoo, Maiylah 🙂

Thanks M 🙂 That’s the church near Examiner St 🙂

Natalie, the shake is not just tasty, its refreshing too 🙂

Pelfy, thanks 🙂 Ok, here is your shake but I prepared a virtual mango shake for you, which is naturally sweet 🙂

Healy, I was supposed to take photos of softdrinks bottles that are stretched through blowing but I didn’t want to dust these dusty things 🙂

TNChick, yup, the watermelon shake is good and refreshing. I am gonna give you a mango shake though (virtual that is) which is naturally sweet. We have the best and sweetest mangoes this part of the world and they are in season now 🙂 Thanks for the visit.

Yes, these shakes are refreshing, especially during summer 🙂 I love mango shake naman.

Thanks, Criz 🙂

R, yes,I think most of the glass are not real glass anymore, maybe these are more expensive 🙂

thanks, STG 🙂

Yes, watermelon, whether as a shake or as plain fruit is perfect, Mari

Lynn, nope, the dinner wasn’t pushed through yet, soon I hope 🙂

Thanks, Colin, Yes, so true about the Philippines having potential glass sources but even these have been politicized and became a source for graft and corruption.

Thanks, Rebecca 🙂

Thanks, Tyra, hope we can share a moment with glasses of these refreshing shake 🙂 Re your question, I sometimes feel my glass has always been full. Its just that I haven’t been too grateful or have been too busy to appreciate this and feel my glass is half-empty or half-full, depending on the situation.

Thanks, Liz. Shakes are really refreshing, especially during summer 🙂

Thanks, Carver 🙂

Thanks, Patricia, yes the watermelon shake was refreshing.

How are you by the way, hope you are well 🙂

Confirmations are special occasions too, here in our country 🙂

Thank you, Karen 🙂

Ana, ok, you can have it but I prefer to give you mango shake from Zambales 😀

Yes, it is, Tina. Strawberries from BC and mangoes from Zambales make yummy shakes too 🙂 Yum!

Thanks, DD. How wonderful it would be to share a glass of that watermelon shake with you, while we chat the time away 🙂

Carin, hope the weather is ok now in your place 🙂

Thanks Dianne 🙂

Thanks, Sir Sarge Charlie 🙂

Thanks, too Lori V 🙂

Andree, the watermelon shake being strange to you is understandable since these fruits grow in hot places 🙂

Thanks, Graham 🙂

Yes it is, Marcia 🙂 Thanks.

Thanks, Borski and Nai 🙂

Janet, I don’t know how this watermelon shake was made 🙂 But with the fruit shake kiosks in the malls, they put some sweet syrup which you can request to be reduced. or some fruits like strawberry or mango, they even put milk.

Thanks, Anna.

Thanks, Mousey 🙂

Rachel, going out of town is more fun than doing the PH 😀