Cupcaken - If you're in Cebu and you want Cupcakes!

I have previously blogged about Cupcaken here and so far it's doing quite fine. But have you been there?

A few other bloggers have been there and have, of course, posted very good reviews about the place. We want to thank them and recognize their posts about Cupcaken here:

• Cupcaken... Sweet and Great from My Tasteful Life.
• Cupcaken from Blog that Cake
• Heaven in Cupcaken from The Sweet-Toothed Diaries
• That Cupcaken Cebu from The Glamarazzi
• Cupcaken from Y101fm.com

For others that may not be aware, Cupcaken has a facebook page:
http://www.facebook.com/CupcakenPastries



An Instagram page:

And a twitter page:
http://www.twitter.com/CupcakenCebu



For inquiries, please drop a line see our FAQ Notes at our FB page, or shoot us an email at cupcakencebu@gmail.com


Cupcaken can also be seen in Tyke's Cafe at the Mezzanine of Pier 1, Cebu Port Area.

We would like to hear from you!

• leave a comment below if you have posts about Cupcaken
• tag your photos in faceboook and instagram with Cupcaken with: #cupcakencebu #cupcakenofficial
• hashtag your twitter posts with  #cupcakencebu #cupcakenofficial
• DM or tweet us in @CupcakenCebu

Filipino ID Card - I Have Issues that need to be Clarified!!!

Saw an article in PhilStar today - House pushes issuance of 'Filipino ID Card'

1. Ok, 1 ID number for life, or until a person reaches 18. Why 18? Does that mean you get to change your entire identity when your 18?

2. "other revisions deemed necessary by the cardholder" -- so that should mean that the government should not deny changes to a person's 1-number-for-life ID just because 'deemed necessary', right?!?

3. So what if I just got that new unified ID for sss/phic/pagibig, and now this new Filipino ID? And what about those with professional license numbers? The TIN number/ID?

4. So this ID will totally scrap out the relatively newly implemented unified ID for sss/gsis/pagibig/phic, right? Which also just scrapped out that other new unification for other IDs before that I can't remember anymore -- which are half-baked plans that underwent half-baked implementations. Right?

5. Will the banks and other GOCC's and corporations stop asking for at least 2 government issued ID's as requirement? Because that's going to be weird.

Hmmm, how come, all of a sudden, there's this BIG project that can potentially make 1 or 2 or 3 major suppliers of plastic ID cards so rich starting, let's say 2015/2016? Are we fishing for supporters and financial support for 2016 because you just lost PDAF and DAP, huh Government?


But I guess I have to read that bill (House Bill 5060).