Buko Juice in Calumbuyan Island
Buko juice in Calumbuyan Island, refreshing!
Relaxing Spa at Wensha
Relaxing Spa at Wensha
If your are stress from work and looking for a place that you want to relax, eat and enjoy you should try Wensha Spa and Massage.
Busuanga Airport
Busuanga Airport
Busuanga Airport of Francisco Reyes Airport in Palawan with Sabrina, Alex, Harold and Melvin.
Josephine Restaurant in Tagaytay
Josephine Restaurant in Tagaytay
Josephine Restaurant in Tagaytay overlooking the Taal Volcano and Taal Lake. One of my Tagaytay escapade with my friends from high school and their husband and boyfriend.
While we pose in the garden of Josephine Restaurant after my friend talked to the staff regarding reservation of the resto.
Girl Travel at Marlow Navigation Sportsfest
Girl Travel at Marlow Navigation Sportsfest
Had an invitation to watch Marlow Navigation Sportsfest. There was a scheduled game for billiards, badminton, volleyball and basketball. Watch the full game of Blue versus Green volleyball. Congrats to Green Team!
Welcome to Pottermore
Congratulations!
You are magical!
Aww, I got into Pottermore! I am so excited to explore more of it and so glad that Harry Potter will not end.
Makati Science Girls
This is one of those days when you just went out eat, walk and talk.
So much fun hanging out with my girl friends from Makati Science again!
Tropang Bato in Anawangin
The much awaited outing of Tropang Bato in Anawangin, Zambales. Also overlooking from Pundaquit is the Capones and Camara Island. Special thanks to Uncle Jojo, Kuya Jerry, Ate Luvy for the preparation and transportation. Also to Ate Chubs and family for the foods. To Kuya Dong and Tisoy as the project manager and treasurer. And to all who came!
It was my second time in Anawangin, the first was with my friends from college. I had a good time then and this time too. Anawangin brings such good memories whenever I go there.
Will look forward to our next escapade..
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