I iz immensely boredz

[daeas]

I pulled a nerve the other day, which resulted to me being almost unable to move my neck to the left. Luckily, with a few phone calls to certain familial members and my chiropractor, I'm almost better. I think I semi-pulled something again this morning. :| (I never learn

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[loki_of_asgard]

Theater
Live music
Galleries
Alternative art
Dance classes
Cultural exchanges
Book bargains
Thrift store hunting
Sitting around doing nothing in nature
Pole dancing
Martial arts
Wall climbing
Skating
Indie film screening
Bar hopping

Anything you're looking for in particular?

[daeas]

errr....along the lines of, "if I were bringing a tourist around Manila (who doesn't necessarily want to go shopping), where to bring?" :p

...pole dancing? :p

[loki_of_asgard]

That really depends on the tourist now doesn't it? What do they like?

Pole Dancing lessons and recitals. The Philippines has them now.

[daeas]

hmmm. well theater, maybe naturey stuff, mhmmm at least something outside of mallhopping in manila. :|

....wowshit? no kiddng?

[loki_of_asgard]

Theater: Repertory Philippines' Onstage Theater in Greenbelt 1. PETA Theater off of E. Rodriguez. CCP at...well, at the CCP has three different theaters. All three theaters have seasonal schedules you can view months beforehand. They do everything

Non-resident theater companies include Actors' Actors' Inc., Atlantis Productions, New Voice Company, Blue Repertory, Tanghalang UP, Tanghalang Ateneo...all you need to do to see their season updates is google them and take a look at their websites. :) Everything from Shakespeare to Hairspray.

As for "naturey" stuff, I recommend the Pinto Gallery in Antipolo. It's breathtaking. There isn't a lot of nature in Metro Manila though. Parks and Wildlife in Quezon City is okay. Very quiet. Aside from that, I'm at a loss.