For someone coming from Davao City, fireworks and fire crackers are few of the things that excites us after the ban on firecrackers was implemented in the city. After hearing that the 1st Philippine International PyroMusical Competition will be held din MOA (Mall of Asia), I got really excited. I was able to get several [...]
When we were in Boracay, we were lucky that the weather was sunny. Of course, getting thirsty is inevitable under the heat of the sun. Our travel expert friend texted us that if we’re up to some drinks, we should try to visit Jony’s Fruit Shakes in Station 1, Boracay. We had a hard time [...]
After we arranged our trip schedule and flight arrangements to Boracay with SEAIR, the next thing we did is to find accommodations in Boracay. We first thought that this part is going to be easy since it’s the off peak season of the year. We received recommendations from our frequent Boracay goer friends to check out Taj [...]
A lot of us are looking forward for San Miguel’s annual Octoberfest. Booze, food, booze and boooooze. Watch out as San Miguel brings booze, food and live bands into your streets. Here are this year’s schedule of Octoberfest 2009 Street Parties:
Luzon
25-Sep San Miguel Ave. Open Parking Lot, San Miguel Ave.,Mandaluyong City
26-Sep NCC Grounds, Lacao St.,Poblacion, [...]
One advantage of living in Manila is the accessibility of tourist places like Baguio City from the metro. Unlike when I was still living in Davao City or Cebu City, I only get to visit Baguio City whenever I have an important business or a scheduled vacation or trip. And not to mention the cost [...]
The last time I visited Boracay was in 2006 with my some college friends. It was a fun experience. I wish I had my own camera at that time for taking pictures. Unfortunately, I was only sharing with the group’s cameras. Nice thing though that Seair is now offering more flights to Boracay (Caticlan). I [...]
Mooon Cafe in Cebu is one of the few must-try restaurants that I failed to visit during my six month stay last year. I had a couple of attempts but I always failed. Every time we visit Moon Cafe at The Walk (in Asiatown IT Park, Lahug), there’s always a long queue of customers. The place is never empty especially at night.
The Ayala Terraces is a PhP 600M development project by the Ayalas in Cebu. The Terraces, which was originally Ayala Center Cebu’s Lagoon before it was renovated, comprises 8,000 square meters of available floor area for establishments. The addition of the Ayala Terraces in Ayala Center Cebu gives Cebuanos a new definition to their urban lifestyle.
I have recently splurged on my camera’s bag when I bought the Crumpler bag last weekend. My extravagant shopping didn’t end there after I stopped resisting the itch of getting the long have been wanted 11-16mm f/2.8 Ultra Wide Angle lens from Tokina. I bought this new addition to my lens collection from Henry’s camera [...]
I was accompanying a friend with his year-end shopping when we came across this Lakwatsero shirt from Saplot ni Juan in Greenhills Shopping Center yesterday. I bought the shirt at once and I was to get it for P250.00. I might wear this in one of my trips.
Weee! I’m going back to Cebu City this weekend for some business. It has been sometime since the last time I went there. I’m excited for my weekend trip. I was hoping I could meet all of my college classmates and blogger friends but the idea seems muri (impossible). I might meet up with some [...]
Woot! I’m excited for my first Scott Kelby’s Worldwide Photo Walk this afternoon. I registered for the Makati leg and it’s a good opportunity for us to take photos. We’re lucky ‘coz we’ll be able to get shooting permits from the Makati authorities. Getting a permit to take photos in the central business district is [...]
Last weekend, my friends and I decided to visit Baguio City for a little cam whoring. Equipped with our cameras, lenses and a backpack of weekend clothes, we left Metro Manila midnight of Friday. We took the last de luxe trip of Victory Liner going to Baguio City.
