Bit 1: I found out my muffler (No! I don't have a muffler! I meant the muffler of my car!) was just hanging by thismuch. If I waited for another day, I'd probably be dragging a muffler down Edsa!

Bit 2: I thought my radio short circuited because the first 3 stations programmed on my radio (Wave 89.1, Magic 89.9 and RX 93.1) played the same songs at the same time! I figured either that or my radio was possessed by some evil spirit. It turns out that these 3 radio stations had a special tie up to play the music of Bamboo.

Bit 3: I downloaded the 2 Part Sex and The City Farewell episode and only got to watch the 2nd part last night. Needless to say, I cried along with them as they said farewell and wiped tears. The last scene was so sad. Sarah Jessica Parker blew a kiss and said, "Farewell..." She said it again, placing her hand over her heart and then she walks away, her back towards the camera. She turns around and blows a kiss again then walks away again and the voice over says, "Thank you for letting us come in into your life..." Aaawww! I'm getting teary eyed just writing about it!

Bit 4: I downloaded the pilot episode of Joey, the spin off of Friends. It may not be as good or as funny as Friends but I think it's good enough. Seeing Joey in LA takes getting used to. I'm so used to seeing him on a NY set!

Bit 5: As you know, I work for a resto- bar. Today, I had them cook one pack of my Nissin's Instant Yakisoba. When I got the noodles, I laughed because the cook didn't mix in the sesame oil and powdered seasoning with the noodles. Instead, the black oil was on top of the noodles, forming a straight black line and on top of it is another line of the powdered seasoning. Being a resto, food must have presentation all the time so the cook placed a piece of parsley on top. I asked the waiter to take it back to the kitchen and ask them to mix it up and transfer it into a bowl so it would be easier for me to eat. When my noodles arrived the second time around, I wanted to cry and laugh at the same time. First, it was not in a bowl but a boat dish. Secondly, they did not only mix it up, they added soup too! I texted my manager and told her what happened. At the same time, I wondered how could our cook not know how to cook instant noodles? All he had to do was read instructions! My manager came to the office and told me that apparently, the noodles were so dry, they had to add soup to be able to mix in the oil and seasoning. She even told them, "Ang pinapagawa ni Ms. Cat ay parang pancit canton! Hindi mami!" Now that was funny!