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How much sleep do you get per night?
Usually 8 hours but 6 hours is okay.
What’s your favorite sleep wear?
Boxer shorts and white shirt. Na-try kong matulog ng walang top once, the next day para akong lalagnatin, di ko na iyon inulit (unless siguro may kayakap)
Do you talk in your sleep?
Yes, that's what my sister told me.
Do you sleepwalk?
No.
Are you a pillow person?
Yes, I have four pillows in my bed. Two under my head, one on the side and one that I hug.
Have you gotten used to living independently?
Yes. I've been independently living for more than 7 years now. 5 years back in the Philippines and 2 years here in the US and I know that I have become more responsible and discipline.
What’s the last thing that you do before you go to sleep?
I'm a couch potato, sometimes I put the TV timer on. I pray.
And the first thing that you do when you wake up?
Go to the bathroom then turn the CD player on.
Do you take three square meals a day?
Yup. Usually, I eat cereals for breakfast. Rice for lunch, then for dinner minsan rice pa rin or minsan light snack na lang.
What’s your favorite food?
My mom is the best cook- either Pinakbet or Pinapaitan. 'Pag umuuwi ako sa bahay alam na niyang yun ang lulutuin niya. Gusto ko rin pala ng palabok sa Jollibee at Chopsuey sa Chowking.
Fruits?
Watermelon, grapes and orange.
Do you cook?
I love cooking, the problem is I eat alone. Perhaps someday I will cook my best dishes to my soulmate.
What vitamins do you take?
Centrum but I take extra Vit. C and Vit. E.
How much water do you take per day?
Don't know but I drink a lot.
Do you have time to work out?
Actually, I don't have time but I do biking or running sometimes.
How do you relax?
I paint, watch DVD, play my guitar.
What part of your body do you think needs improvement?
Biceps, triceps, abs... and so on...
How do you cope with stress?
I just bike or drive around. Pag tinopak, biyahe talaga ako ng malayo.
How’s your nightlife?
Occasionally, I go out.
You never smoked?
Tried and I didn't like it.
You don’t drink?
I'm a casual drinker, I have a low tolerance for alcohol.
Do you believe you're intelligent?
I graduated with honors. I am a board topnotcher.
Do you think you're sexy?
Yes. Feeling sexy is all in the mind.
How’s your love life?
I'm single.
And your sex life?
You want an honest answer? *Sigh*
Have you ever had sex with a stranger?
Yes.
Are you a good kisser?
They say that good kissers go places.
What are you looking for?
Physical attraction still matters, I would be hypocrite if I don't say that but as I mature, I am longing more for a good conversation.
Favorite city?
I enjoy travelling, I've been in the big cities here in the US. My goal is to visit all the states here. For now, I like New York and Denver. Hopefully next year I would be able to go to Europe or South America. But honestly, I also miss Manila.
Things they don't know
Like anyone else, I want to love and be loved.
Are you happy at this moment?
No. But I'll try. I will.
We approached Monument Valley across the desert and for the first time in my life I appreciated the word “deserted.” It is several hundred miles to ANYWHERE from space! Lol!
We stopped for a while and captured some images,but it is difficult to capture this special place in photographs or words. 
Next stop- Four Corners!
Yes, it is. When I saw it for the first time as we were approaching the south rim, I could not help myself to praise the mighty force which creates this gigantic canyon. Standing by the edge, the marvelous view of Grand Canyon just simply filled my eyes. Staring at those numerous formations carved by erosion gave me the feeling of that the land was expanding and the canyon itself was deepening.
Looking at the horizon I could not tell where the earth ends and where the heaven begins.
Lake Powell is the second largest man-made lake in America. It's a boater’s paradise! Bordered by sandstone canyons, the lake is part of the Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, which covers hundreds of miles in Arizona and Utah.
The lake is a hidden gem, a beautiful juxtaposition of water and rock. It is long and narrow with many steep canyons through which the water meanders.
After 3 days on the road, it's nice to just relax and feel the cool breeze of the scenery.
Am I thinking of someone? Hmmmm....
Friday night we arrived late at Salt Lake City. I was so tired driving but this not stop me to explore nightlife in the city. After getting settled into the hotel we took a quick trip into the downtown, only about a 7 minute drive. Thirty minutes after, we decided to go to a bar called 
The next day, we went to the Olympic Center in Park City. We were able to watch young people training for the Olympics in the ski jump training pool. The tour of the facilities is very good. Bob sled rides are available at certain times and if you're a fan of Amazing Race, you'll recognize this place.
As a final point of note, I’ll say that Salt Lake is a very clean and cultured city. I found more entertaining things to see in the area than I had imagined. They say that the Mormons have had a positive effect on the community without being as overbearing as I thought they might be. Would you like to see how many mormons I saw on the street? Just look at the photos!
Sa lahat ng kinanta niya dalawa lang ang alam ko, di pa "beat" ang music niya kaya tuloy gusto ko na lang maglatag ng banig. Hahaha! Pero magaling siya.
Back at home! Saturday morning, I woke up early to go to the park. It was beautiful and sunny, a perfect day to walk . Got my cam and took some pictures with the hot air balloon up in the sky. It was just so surreal watching them above but I’ve always wanted to experience what it would be like to actually ride in one of them instead of being the one looking up. Hmmm...
Saturday afternoon, I drove to the state fair, bought some cotton candies and walked like everyone else. I feel like a child staring those rides particularly the Ferris wheel. Back when I was a kid, I almost passed out during my first ride in that cyclic wheel, I dont know but I did not enjoy it. As a look to those people inside the cart, I saw most of their reactions, some were scared, some were excited and others were happy. I then realize that life is like a Ferris wheel. That's pretty profound, right?
Okay, I just miss being a little boy, when things are not so complicated. =)
I lost a lot money, had to sell my car, my whole savings gone and so I'm broke. Nah, Just kidding! I wont do that, my mom will kill me! Lol! Okay, honestly I doubled my money with that casino war! Enough to pay some of my bills!
First off, I don't care to gamble. Actually I do like to gamble in certain ways, take risks and expect returns on those risks. My first gambling experience happened in Mohegan Sun in Connecticut last year and luckily I won but Vegas style risks are high, and the odds for a payout are low, so it doesn't make much sense to risks my hard earned money on something that has very little chance of offering a return.
Aside from gambling, one good thing to do is to go "hotel hopping". Most of the hotels are built around a chosen theme which have been executed innovatively. I didn't know that hotel and casino were synonymous here. The front door of most hotels generally leads, not to the hotel lobby but directly into the casino. That's tricky!
The Strip is about a dozen lanes wide, and they have pedestrian walkways that cross the intersections to keep walkers from disrupting motor vehicle traffic. They can be accessed either by escalator or elevator from the street, or from inside the hotels. We toured some of these hotels - The Palazzo, Wynn, MGM, Caesar’s Palace, Monte Carlo, New York New York, Paris, the Venetian, Excalibur, the Luxor, Mandalay Bay, Mirage, and Treasure Island
Friday night we watched 
This is the only advantage of not bringing a date! Coldman can still be charming as he can be except for that Sheryl Cruz hand gesture! Ang jologs ko! Hahaha!
Okay, that's the wholesome summary of my adventure, so where's the orgasmic part of the trip?
This was probably one of the nicest hotels I have ever stayed in. I stayed for 3 days. The service was outstanding. They make you feel like royalty, and my room was fantastic.(especially the bathroom!) However, it was expensive as expected. Well, I'd like to treat myself for a change! Hey, I'm young, handsome and single! Lol!
The food was very good, from the king crab legs to the desserts and everything was kept impeccably clean. But I must admit, it's not cheap. It's buffet! Sorry, no more diet!
Now, everytime I hear Andrea Bocelli's "Time To Say Goodbye" or BJ Thomas "Raindrops keep falling on my head" I still think of hearing it at the spectacular Bellagio Fountain Show - it was gorgeous!
View from my room
This is what you called "doin it on my own while having a stiff neck" pose. Lol! 
