Daiana Menezes used bikini sells for 100,000 pesos!

First of, congratulations to my partners at Meowmeow Inc. for a job well done for the Axe Philippines' Sexy Saves Boracay campaign.

Last tuesday's Bikini Auction saw Axe Philippines auction off the used bikinis of Axe Ambassadors Daiana Menezes, Jinri Park, Sam Pinto, Karen Bordador and Abby Poblador. The bikinis of other Axe models were also auctioned.

I used my iPhone to video this but more stable, higher resolution videos will later be available if you follow @meowmeowinc or visit the website at http://www.meowmeowinc.com

Sadly, my phone died right after Diana Menezes bikini went for one hundred thousand pesos (P100,000)!!!!!

I heard it was the Lamborghini rep visiting, and, who was incidentally outside Republiq at resorts world checking out the Lambos on display when the event happened!

Daiana Menezes looked really happy and ecstatic. The crowd also went wild. I was happy to take an auction paddle. It was my first time at Republiq. I admit, I'm not much of a clubber, so it was an irregular experience for me to stay up that late in a club. Took my first shot of Patron (sp?) which I was told is made of coffee and something alcohol. Went straight to my head (must have been cause of the grande toffee nut I had at Starbucks just to stay awake). I was dead tired when I got home but it was a fun night.

Congrats for the fund raising Axe! To see other videos google Sexy Saves Boracay.

More pics at my twitter @viclr33

Park square 1 survives!

The new Glorietta is open but old reliable park square 1 lives and beats all of them! Yay!

It was nice to get away

It was nice to get away. Especially the six months which really took a lot away from me especially the other things happening simultaneously.

Luckily this break was different.

Thanks. It was tiring but my soul is a bit lighter to move on.

Thanks for the goods too.

Slow them by appealing to the family

I saw this outside the village.

If that doesn't slow someone down they need a family care check. The first construction slowdown sign I've ever seen that appealed to family ties.

Nice.