Whenever I am in Luzon, I crash at my friend's place in Baliuag, Bulacan. And since we both work from home, sometimes we feel the need to just go out and work somewhere else for a change of environment. The
I have been to La Union twice, and on both instances, I never tried surfing. The first time, I was unprepared, and the second time, I was scared. But that is not to say I didn't enjoy both trips, because
I went to Paseo del Mar the other day to take some pictures. I've been holed up in my room ever since I got back and I needed to just get a whiff of fresh Zamboanga City air for once. I
We've wanted to go to Zamboanga del Norte for the longest time but we always, always chicken out because of fear. We weren't familiar with the roads, we had never been there, except for my dad who went there when he was
It has been three weeks since I arrived in Manila and a lot of things have happened. This blog post is an attempt to give you an update.
First. I didn't complete VEDA! Argh. It was certainly a challenge especially since uploading was slow due to internet problems. And I very rarely had the time, nor the energy to actually film and upload one. But still, I think I did great for a first-timer. I will certainly do better in August.
Second. My boss went to Manila, we got together, and even celebrated his birthday in Tagaytay. We ate at a restaurant called Pamana, tried the ferris wheel at Sky Ranch, and had coffee in Bag of Beans.
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I visited Singapore in January to spend New Year's with my family, and to attend my sister's wedding. Singapore is my most visited foreign country. I've worked there before and my brother and my younger sister are permanent residents there. So it was naturally one of the more obvious options whenever my parents and I are looking to go on a holiday. Singapore and I, we have a love-hate relationship. When I was working there, i hated it half the time (okay, maybe more than half). The MRT was always crowded, the malls were always crowded, everything was expensive, etc. And yet, this time when I visited, all I could remember were the good things (mostly food, teehee).