Showing posts with label Brunei. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Brunei. Show all posts

Saturday, October 29, 2011

Tango With Ogie Mendoza



Thank you Ogie Mendoza for coming over to Brunei and gracing us with your 'tango love'.  We've learned so much and we thank the students including teachers who have supported us in the last few days.  There's so much to learn and I'm happy we still have our tango teacher Jhung Saile at Yogi Bliss Studio.  And hopefully, by end April next year, Ogie will come visit us again with more tango moves to teach!

Monday, September 26, 2011

                       Argentine Tango Workshop With Ogie Mendoza


Beginners Class
Time:- 1 till 3 p.m
Date:- 27th, 28th, 29th October
Contents:- Academic Basics, Postura (Posture), Abraso (Open/Close Embrace), Entrada and Salida, Ochos (Forward & Back)

Intermediate Advance Class
Time:- 3 till 5p.m
Date:- 27th, 28th, 29th October
Contents:- Axis, Boleo (Front and Back), Sacadas, Barrida

Price Lists:
Beginners Workshops $390 BND  (Inclusive of Milonga Nights 28th & 29th October)
Int/ Advance Workshops $520 BND (Inclusive of Milonga Nights 28th & 29th October)

Per Workshop for Beginners $130
Per Workshop for Int/Adv $173

Venue: Yogi Bliss Health & Spa Studio
Contact: Elaine C at 8846848

Friday, May 27, 2011

Yoga Apparels in Ref Station Shop, Brunei

Thanks to Angie, we have yoga apparels made and designed comfortably for our practice here in Brunei.  The Spring/Summer 2011 collection is in her shop on display and I must say the price is fairly reasonable for the excellent quality you're buying.  In contrast to sports clothing, 'easyoga' has made their clothes suited and catered well for yoga practices.  It is 'breathable'.

And here are some pictures from 'easyoga' site to share with you what's in store:-









Thursday, September 4, 2008

The Palm






It's always nice to have breakfast prepared for you. Somehow, making your own toast doesn't feel the same as having it prepared for you. Maybe, it's the thought of being pampered. Well, made a little trip to the Palm Restaurant in Kiulap early morning with my cuz Elaine. It was my first time there and Elaine knew the chef Theresa. The ambience was cosy and Theresa was there. I ordered srambled eggs and multigrain bread. The bread was handmade by Theresa and it was so yummy. I am quite choosey when it comes to bread. Don't really like it much when it taste too dry or if it taste too sweet. The bread at Palm was moist and tasted scrumptious with butter and jam. I love my bread and butter. I slabbed a good cover of the butter on my breakfast, nice enough to take a slow enjoyable bite into it.


The menu has a list of good choices, from steaks, pastas, vegetarian menus, etc. Good value for money too.

If you are wondering where the Palm is, head towards Kiulap Mall and it's just on the Ground Floor, same building as Fitness Zone.

I think I'll get Pete to take us out there tonight. He likes his steak. Need to try something different from Charcoal.