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Friday Night at Uncle Moe’s Shawarma
On sneaky Friday nights when you just keep going back to your old bad habits that just won’t die, you can resort and hide at City Golf. Since most nightlife luminaries who frequent Ortigas often goes to Metrowalk or Ortigas Home Depot, there is less possibility of bumping into a familiar face here, which just … Continue reading
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The grown ones always say that you will really learn to appreciate the things you have when it is taken away from you. I did not really pay much attention to this thought until one weekend, when I took off for Zambales, together with my colleagues. An overnight stay in Anawangin Cove, one of the … Continue reading
At the very moment that I’m writing this review, I am still in awe sadness about leaving Coron too soon. And even if my skin has turned darker than it already is, and it’s excruciatingly difficult to stand up and walk due to extreme leg pain (from swimming), I would be willing to take a … Continue reading
Singapore was the fifth country I visited (trivia: all those five countries for the first time in 2011) and I would never regret it. In fact, I will probably come back again soon; I’d even consider living there. Singapore has become a frequent tourist spot over the past five years, especially since the establishment of … Continue reading
Who says you can’t fly to two countries if you are on a budget? We did it before (when we flew from Hong Kong to Macau) and now, we did it again! SING-KL via TIGER AIRWAYS Coming from a flight from Manila-to-Singapore and then Singapore-to-Kuala Lumpur, we arrived exhausted and starving. Having ridden Tiger Airways … Continue reading
Being given three days in HK seems not enough for a shopaholic. But I’m not a shopaholic, so my three days in HK was enjoyable enough. Hong Kong was the second country I visited (first was Australia) and the first Asian country I’ve gone to (aside from the PH, of course). It is basically a … Continue reading
We were able to go to Macau through a ferry coming from Hong Kong. Ferry takes about 1 hour of bumpy ride. We stayed in Macau for only five hours, more or less, so this post won’t contain very detailed information on Macau travel. However, for day-trippers like us, this will give you tips. Read … Continue reading
In four consecutive years, this is the first that I’m gonna miss Boracay. Summers always mean the beach. And here in PH, beach means Boracay or “bora” as the young people here call it. It may sound like a big event when you hear somebody squeal, “bora tayo!” but Boracay is actually a long stretch … Continue reading
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