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Happy Birthday Pareng Joey!

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Cheers to you, bro Joey!

Flashback to our dinner at Bone Kettle in Pasadena. That was a great dinner in a very nice place. Loved the ambience. Time for a repeat.

Maligayang bati ulit.

September 27, 2022. Pasadena, California.

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