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Since the contestants have shown their determination to find things to love about Makati, the least I can do is give all of them a ticket each to the Ayala Museum. So congratulations everyone, you’re going on a field trip. The Gold of Ancestors exhibition is fairly spectacular.

mccoy, inin, keanoidd, dakner, missingpoints, elektra, every, Chus, pmaligaya, scrippsy, sharksfin, hastydevil, apanfilo, patriciojuan, chuckiechavez, bumexpert, BenRaq, isaak, makatimindset, kurt, foureyedmonster, anastasha, asnallar, ralphwaldo, karla0814 : Please post your full names in Comments so I can arrange for you to pick up your tickets at the Ayala Museum reception desk.

Noel’s late-breaking addition to Reasons To Love Makati: The elevator boy who was on duty in Greenbelt 5 at 9.30pm on Sunday. “He takes pains to greet every single person who enters with the same cheerfulness. And he says goodbye to every single person who leaves the elevator. His manners are the most beautiful thing I spotted today.”

Here’s another reason: a quote from Makati representative Teddy Locsin on his political plans in 2010. “I’m informed there is a deafening clamor for me to be senator, which might explain why I can’t hear it.”

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The winners of the LitWit Challenge: Snap Novels are Momelia, who makes us want to pick up Douglas Adams’ The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy right now, kaboboyan, who explains why the experience of reading The Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton cannot be matched by watching the movie version, even if it is by the Martin Scorsese, and Crappediem! for recommending Mockingbird by Walter Tevis, a science-fiction novel in which the fate of humanity rests on people who read.

Winners, please post your full names in Comments (they won’t be published). I’ll alert you when your prizes are ready for pickup at National Bookstore in Power Plant, Rockwell, Makati.

The Weekly LitWit Challenge is brought to you by the fabulous folks at National Bookstore.

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Apologies for the delay in distributing the prizes, have been unusually busy. You can claim your museum tickets and books by Tuesday, 17 November 2009. For the tickets, go to the reception desk at the lobby of the Ayala Museum. For the books, go to the Customer Service counter at National Bookstore in Rockwell. To claim your prize, just give your full name to the person in charge (Assuming you posted your full name here).