Cabangan: A Short Love Story
It wasn’t we planned. Not at all to be in that place and time, but destiny pushed it self way into us. We journeyed, time passed by. It seemed never ending. We came. I did not expect what… Continue Reading
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Batanes: A Dream Come True (Day 2)
Today typhoon Ruby is passing through central Philippines and the weather has dropped on the 20’s reminding me of my Ivatan winter. I woke up on my early on my second day, just right before sunrise and the weather was… Continue Reading
Batanes: Dream Come True (Day 1)
Let me start by saying that I have been attempting to write about this trip since the day that I got back here in Manila. I’ve written several drafts and and over a dozen opening paragraphs but I feel my… Continue Reading
Quezon: Malagonlong Bridge
As they say if only the walls could talk but in this case if only a bridge could talk.For over a century now the Punte de Malagonlong has witnessed time from the era of Spanish Discovery to the modern cultural… Continue Reading
Quezon: Ugu Bigyan’s Potter’s Garden A Must Visit
On my recent meet-Quezon-province trip I got experience someof the things that there is to see and do in the southern tagalog area and the best thing about it was that it all culminated into one sumptuous lunch buffet at Ugu… Continue Reading
Southern Exposure: Exploring Southern Tagalog
I’ve been to some places down south but I feel that I really haven’t even scratched the surface of the our rich heritage in the Southern Tagalog region. So when the opportunity came when I got invited for a tour… Continue Reading
Harana: The Music Of Love
Does any body still serenade anyone anymore? Good question huh!? Well in the good old days it’s a norm to serenade somebody that you like. When a girl being serenaded by a guy looks out of the window or their… Continue Reading
The Falls Of Mt. Romelo
Like a dreamy scene from a pinoy fairy tale series we journeyed the hills of Mount Romelo…. ehhhhhh! Okay lets go back to reality here a bit. I am over weight and medically doctors are concerned about it they say… Continue Reading
Cebu: Malacanan Sa Sugbu
During the time of former president Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo, the said president ordered that a building be dedicated as her official residence in Cebu to show gratitude for the landslide victory it got from the election that positioned her to office.… Continue Reading
Cebu Metropolitan Cathedral
The queen city of the south is home to one of the strongest religious devotion in the country to the Sto. Nino. It is also in Cebu where one of the most influential Archdiocese in the country is, the Archdiocese… Continue Reading
Cebu: The Treasures Of The Carcar Market
If you want to really get to know a place up close and personal you need to pay a visit to their local market and as for Carcar City’s case it is a must. Carcar is not only known for… Continue Reading