Manila trip: Binondo Church, Luneta Park, Baywalk, MOA

More pictures of my Manila trip! These all happened last month when the account sent some of us off to Manila to help out in a new site. Anyway, I was able to hang out with a couple of friends who from Cebu who are now residing there. We first went to Divisoria and they … Read more

Manila: Taal Volcano

This is the most eventful event (hahaha) that happened to satisfy my craving for nature-tripping. We initially planned on going to Tagaytay but we were sold out by some people who were persuading us to go to Taal. When we got to the island, they kept on telling us that we need to ride a … Read more

Heat Restaurant, Edsa Shangri-la

During one of our last days in Manila, one of the OMs (from Texas) of another site who was also sent to help out in the new account said that she wanted to eat dinner with us. My colleague said that we didn’t want to go since we were running out of budget. That’s when … Read more

TGIF in MOA

We ate at Thank God It’s Fridays (TGIF) in Mall of Asia during my first weekend in Manila. The place reminded me of Casa Verde at The Walk in Cebu but of course, with better attendants in nice costumes. hehe. We were actually debating if we’d eat dinner at Hooters or TGIF but we just … Read more

back to Cebu

… just got back I'm so tired I don't even want to talk about it. So many bloggable things that I don't know where to start. The tale of The Krispy Kremes? The So-Sorry State of not being able to go to Enchanted Kingdom? How about having to go through hotel discrimination? Or Missing our … Read more

going to Taal

Went out with a group of people at work for they were planning to go to Tagaytay. Since I badly wanted to look for a good place to add to the list of the travels I’ve done, and because the budget wasn’t that big, I joined. We had a bit of a problem at that … Read more

Kawasan falls here I come!

I got invited by colleagues at my previous account to go with them in Kawasan falls. It’s been a long time that I’ve been planning to go there but I never got to. I was able to go to Casaroro falls in Dumaguete but not one of the famous waterfalls here in Cebu. It’s part … Read more

I got my Philippine passport!

I submitted my requirements such as my NSO birth certificate, a valid government ID, my company ID, certificate of employment, NBI clearance, the amount 1000 bucks (not rushed) and waited. I had my appearance after a week and waited again. After almost two months, I got it! I got my Philippine passport! I don’t really … Read more

Dumaguete Boulevard

If ever you get to visit Dumaguete, you'd have to drop by their famous Rizal Boulevard and just feel the scene of people walking by. It's cheap and you don't have to spend much. A large chunk of growing up and adolescence was spent here during high school. I used to hang out (though not … Read more

Gabby’s Bistro

Gabby’s Bistro   The last time I was in Dumaguete, I never really heard about any good restaurant to dine and hang out, but that was four years ago.  That was then when Dunkin Donuts had just opened and everybody was in such a buzz. 4 years later, they now have some establishments that have … Read more

Dumaguete: Silliman University

I kept on strolling in Silliman when I was there. For one, it’s where the rest of my batchmates I know are studying. Before, they still allowed the public to enter but they got stricter because of issues that were prevailing with outsiders. You now need to have an ID to enter but I was … Read more

Dumaguete: Casaroro Falls

After our hike to the Jap Shrine, we went back to the Y-intersection. I scratched my arm and I bled; it felt so emo. hehe. We were too tired to trek to Casaroro falls so we waited for a habal-habal ride. We negotiated with the manong driver and it arrived to 80 bucks per person. … Read more

Dumaguete: Jap Shrine

After 4 years of delaying the trip, I'm finally at the place where I spent most of high school. Dumaguete City, the City of Gentle People; but I fondly recall as a City of Falling Leaves (due to the number of leaves falling when I'd pass by Silliman). I didn't/never studied in Silliman, but I … Read more

back from dumaguete

I got back from Dumaguete and I'm tired. I went straight to bed and woke up this morning heavy. I'm still sorting the pictures and have been doing some tasks to work on; we need to keep the ball rolling, especially when it comes to making money online. Anyway, a stupid thing happened to me … Read more