Starting today, I’ll start a new series of posts about stuff I dredge up on the net. Every now and then, if I find a couple of items that I find interesting, I’ll try to get them to you via this series.
CHOCOLATE-COVERED BACON

(Photo courtesy of slog.thestranger.com)
I mentioned this on the show sometime last week, but you gotta see it to believe it! I looove chocolate, and I looove bacon, but I don’t know if I like this combo. There’s chocolate-covered popcorn by Poppycock, which is delicious, and the chocolate-covered potato chips by Royce, which is devilishly good, but bacon? Hmmm. According to “Marini’s, the California restaurant that serves it, it’s a man’s chocolate, and it’s quite a big hit with their customers. Sugar and fat in one package. Yum!
WILLY EATS FLIPPER!

(Photo courtesy of The Herald Online)
This amazing photo was taken by Swiss diver Pascal Fazio in the waters of Algoa Bay in South Africa. Five orcas were photographed and even filmed underwater for the first time, hunting and eventually killing a dolphin. The orcas separated the dolphin calf from its family, and bumped him out of the water many times, knocking it unconscious, before killing it. It was a sardine run, but apparently, the killer whales wanted mammal meat instead. I don’t know if I would call it courage or folly, but the divers went into the waters as the hunt was ongoing. At one point, the calf’s mother brought the beleaguered calf near the divers as if to ask for help. The ultimate predators, orcas kill and eat dolphins, whales, and sharks.
STEVEN CURTIS CHAPMAN TRAGEDY

(Photo courtesy of stevencurtischapman.com)
At around 5pm last Wednesday, May 21, 5-year-old Marie Sue Chapman, adopted daughter of Christian singer Steven Curtis Chapman, was run over in the family’s driveway by an SUV driven by her teenage brother. The freak accident was witnessed by family members because they were celebrating the engagement of the eldest daughter Emily. She was flown to a hospital but did not survive her injuries. In the picture above, Maria is the little girl sitting on her father’s lap. Around 5 years ago, Chapman and his wife MaryBeth founded The Shaohannah’s Hope Ministry after bringing home the first of 3 girls they adopted from China. Chapman is most well known in the Philippines for his 1990 song, “I Will Be Here”. So sad.
















I love the title of this series.
Anyway, the chocolate coated bacon looks interesting. I wonder how it tastes like. Hmmm.
chocolate-coated bacon? i love chocolates… and almost everything that has been covered with it…
bacon, however… i think i’ll pass =P
this would be a good series!
Poor baby dolphin! I think I saw this on TV, nakakaawa talaga yung nanay dolphin as if nga asking for help sa mga divers.. Parang kung ako lang yung isa sa mga divers, kinarga ko na paakyat yung mga dolphins.. Hay, but it really happens.
*cough*Off-topic*cough* – Chico, pilitin mo naman si Delle na mag-blog na rin.. Hehe!
chocolate-covered bacon? hmmmm…when i visited san diego years back, i was introduced to chocolate-covered salty pretzel. it was very good! maybe it’s the same concept. actually, nakakainis sya in the sense that hindi mo sya matigilan. in line with that thought, i remember back there, there’s “wasabi ice cream” serving at terriyaki boy. the experience was interesting, nung naumpisahan ko, hindi ko na natigilan. oh, i did not order for a 2nd serving…though, i will order if ever they will serve it over here. i won’t buy the gallon.
this is gonna be a cute series!
tama nga ang sabi ng photographer friend ko, avoid taking photos of food that are brown in color.
nice title nga! anyway, sad nman nung tragedy sa fmily ni steven curtis! tsk, tsk..
@chapman tragedy: oh.my.god.
ang sad ng topic na ito…
hehe.. im all alone in our office and i was really laughing my heart out while reading the itlog entries. =D
The chocolate covered bacon picture is freakin’ gross. =)
I would try the bacon covered chocolate… I love salty and sweet foods… It is a curious combo…
I could see chocolate covered bacon. Just wondering what kind of shelf life it has.
Somehow i missed the point. Probably lost in translation
Anyway … nice blog to visit.
cheers, Yiddish!