Barefoot

Hello... again! I'm back! I know that I have been on hiatus since the start of the year and I have tons of things to tell you. So many things have happened for the last 7 months and it was a totally crazy and a rollercoaster ride of emotions. Anyways, let me start by saying this.. I won't be neglecting this blog anymore. I dunno. I admit my writings are now kinda old and rusty as well as my photography skills. I think I need an inspiration to do the old stuff again. I need to get out there and be more adventurous instead of being boxed inside an office. But the big question is, where and when to start? (I terribly need a therapist right now!) I feel like I'm no longer productive. My life has become so monotonous and I hate myself for it. :( My days are very routinary. WORK-HOME-WORK-HOME. I can no longer squeeze in my social life. Even seeing my other friends is not possible.. it is because of the travel time. I live in Laguna now and my schedule is ver tight not to m

A writer once wrote, "Sometimes in order to get found, you first have to get lost." and I'm so glad that for the past year, I found peace, happiness and love from these people who made my 2013 a lot more better. I am so blessed to have my fa mily and friends as my strength and inspiration to be a better person. Thank you for understanding my shortcomings, craziness and ever-changing moods!   Let's continue this journey through 2014! Happy New Year!!! HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM MY FAMILY TO YOURS! :)

I almost forgot that I went to Baguio last year. In my 25 years of existence, it was my first time there. Yeah, my freaking first time! I was like a kid when we reached the place. I see the fog and I feel the cold. I was actually impressed on the bus driver of Victory Liner, they drive so smoothly and so perfectly despite the curves and zigzag going to Baguio.  Anyway I was there because of my friend and mare Lilac. It's actually a combination of work and pleasure. We stayed at the The Manor in Camp John Hay.  Going to Baguio will never be complete without visiting the Strawberry Farm. :) We also had a taste of the famous Strawberry Taho! :) We also went around the City and dig in some yummy food.  Overlooking the city from SM Baguio. Didn't have the chance to have a picture with this dog.  At Mine's View. Baguio City Hall Bagu

I consider this trip as a blessing in disguise. Me and my fellow officemates were supposedly bound to Cebu last November 15 but due to unforeseen circumstances (like the earthquake and Yolanda) we had a last minute change of our itinerary. Instead of going south in Malapascua, Cebu we found ourselves nestled in the beautiful sanctuary of Patar Beach in Bolinao, Pangasinan. We stayed at Punta Riviera Beach Resort. The place is very cozy and the staff are very accommodating. To top it all, their food is the best! Name it and they will cook it for you! They actually have the best cook in town and we want to take him/her home. :) The 6 hour travel from Manila to Pangasinan is all so worth it. We actually took a bus to Alaminos then we took a van going to Bolinao. When we set our foot to Alaminos, the sun is so high and we love its heat. Enjoying the sun!!! My favorite pose! ;) We also had a land tour within the City of Boli