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Aug
24

Of blogs and cookies

 

 

 

 

Cookies!It’s been a busy week for me, which is a welcome change from the two weeks I spent moping around the house due to a pesky cold that wouldn’t go away, sleeping problems and typhoons.

First to happen this week was the formal launch of the Blog and Soul Movement, and of the Mrs. Fields Cookie Cafe at the Manila Pavillion last August 21.

Franchise owners Gerwyn and Sheryl See is relaunching the brand in Manila, aiming to attract the coffee shop crowd and bloggers with their cafe’s homey ambiance and free wi-fi. It doesn’t hurt that the cookies are great pp_wink I heard that their coffee are pretty good as well. Hmm, will I be saying sayonara to Starbucks anytime soon? I think so!

Muffin!Apart from the cookie and sweets overload (free flowing cookies, brownies, coffee and gelato… can you say heaven on earth?), it was great to meet the people behind the blogs. There were familiar faces: Anton, Rache & Aidan, Mrs. Noemi & her family, Ajay & her son, Mila, and Melo (who I met when I was still working for the travel magazine). There were new faces as well: Jayvee, Eric (finally!), and Marcelle (who we first saw performing at the ToyCon).

“If you blog it, they will come”

The Blog and Soul Movement aims to “establish blogging as a relevant part of Philippine media” by bloggers and organizations closer through events that are usually just reserved for the “traditional media.” If you’re interested in the movement and want to donate your skills, Jayvee is looking for volunteers.

Other bloggers are talking about Mrs. Fields:
Mrs.Fields Cafe Bloggers Meet
Two launches
A Cookie. A Movement. And a Paperclip.
Whee! The way the cookie crumbles.
Sommelier Selection, Wikipilipinas, and cookies
If you blog it, they will come
Mrs. Fields hosts Blog and Soul
Oh sweetness!
More blogging news
Mrs. Field’s Cookie Cafe
What I learned from the Mrs. Field’s brand relaunch
Ang sarap ng cookies!!!
Mrs. Fields Cookie Cafe
the second coming of mrs. fields- i. am. chef. in the city 1
Havin’ a Mrs. Fields day
Look! Mrs. Fields baked the best cookies for me!
Mrs. Fields Cookie Cafe and the Blog and Soul Movement Launch
Benefits of Offline Blog Networking

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  1. sarah Said,

    So sad I didn’t get to go. pp_cry My brother (http://ironchefjabes.page.ph) went on my behalf, sorta, and he brought me home them yummy choklit chip cookies. Hehe. Nice pics!

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  3. Philippines Travel Blog Said,

    wow… nice photos.. thanks for the link love.. namiss ko yung cookies hehehe

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  7. Nicole Melanie Said,

    Nice food…..

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Nina Fuentes | Lovin' ManilaNina, going through quarterlife crisis, decided to stop talking about traveling and actually start traveling. Starting with a solo weekend trip to Cebu to a backpacking trip in Thailand and Singapore, she finally made it out of Asia and into Australia. After spending close to six months down under, she's happily settled in Manila (for now), intent to explore the best things the Philippines has to offer.

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