Crimson
Crimson
Well, at least, one time I did not.
Because, in an email to me about his “breathtaking insight about customers and human behavior,” he discussed two categories of customers:
Sunday Buffets and A Birthday Celebration at Dusit Thani
Sunday Buffet: A Comparison
We broke the bank.
Of course we did not. But, well, the day was certainly not one of our frugal days. (we try to be frugal some of the time and fail some of the time)
It was my birthday and usually, we go overseas. But, as they say, a baby changes everything (everything) so this year, we had to stay put. I am not complaining, though. I am so in love with baby. With him and our daughter in tow, we headed straight for Hotel Dusit Thani for their Sunday Crossover Brunch.
We love buffets and are partial to Sofitel’s Spirals. But we were ready for a change. There were rave reviews about Hotel Dusit’s brunch. It was a restaurant tour concept and there were four cuisines we can feast on – Thai, Japanese, Italian and an-around-the-world offering. It all sounded very appealing.
Streets Paved with Gold
The Lobby of Shangrila Mactan
A wealth attraction author believed that people should walk streets paved with gold so that they can attract wealth into their lives. Ricky Reyes’ version was a little crass: “Kailangan maging social climber ka tapos pag narating mo na yong itaas, balikan mo yung mga nasa ibaba.” You should be a social climber and then once you are at the zenith, return to the ones you have left behind.
So we went to Cebu and stayed at Shangrila Mactan to see streets paved with gold and social climb.