Fruits… of hard work

Last day of 2013 and my Nanay has ordered our “New Year fruits” as early as a few days ago. It was delivered last night.

I don’t believe in Feng Shui, really, because my mantra has always been work hard if you want a better life. But then again, there’s no harm in putting round fruits on the table as we welcome the New Year. After all, I remember Nanay doing it way before I heard about the term Feng Shui.

But what really are the lucky fruits that you should put on the table? Here’s a feature about it on last night’s edition of Bandila:

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MRT-3 Holiday Sched

Do you ride MRT-3? If you do, and you're riding the train on Christmas and New Year's Day, here's the MRT-3 sched on December 24, 25, 31 and January 1.

Just remember that wrapped gifts need to be opened for inspection. Such hassle, but is needed for protection and safety of the passengers.

Other things not allowed:

• deadly weapons
• bulky and long objects (my imagination runs wild on this part)
• food and drinks
• inflated balloons
• flammable materials

Aside from the "no inspection, no entry" policy, those who are under the influence of alcohol and drugs will also not be allowed entry.