Street Food from Brgy. Tisa

Taken from my last trip to Cebu. The in-flight magazine featured short descriptions of cities in Asia that are recommended tourist destinations. I noticed that the writer for each city is not a local so I searched for Cebu to see what a foreigner has to say. What surprised me was in the bottom section called 'Best Eats', Siomai sa Tisa came first. I agree that it is something really good and it's one of the things I miss most about Cebu but I was surprised that food that you eat elbow to elbow with other diners at the side of the road has found its way to foreign visitors... and they love it too! It has even beaten CNT lechon which, I believe, has defined the taste of Cebuano lechon.

Posterous - Conclusion

Posterous is a nifty application for making quick posts to this blog. It's great when I can immediately write something that comes to my mind which is what this blog is all about. See something interesting, take a photo, write about it, and post. It's as easy as that. However, my photos from Posterous won't be using Lightbox which is just a minor letdown but is still okay for me. For videos, I'll stick to my old way of posting them. Posterous doesn't allow me to change the video quality settings and it's awfully low (see previous post). Doesn't do justice to my phone which can take Youtube quality videos.

All in all, I'm happy I found Posterous from Android Market and I'll be using it from now on. Thanks to this application, I think this blog, which has been dormant for almost a year now, will come back to life.

Test Post From Posterous with Photo and Video

Download now or watch on posterous

VID_20110114_075626.3gp (686 KB)

Neat. The autopost to blogger works great. Now let's see what it looks like with photo and video.

Test Post From Posterous

Trying out this application on my android phone. If I like it, I'm gonna be microblogging from now on. Check out Posterous from android market. It's free. It can also link to facebook, twitter, flickr, picasa, youtube, and many more.