Life of Making the Mundane Extraordinary
Dubbed as the “Green Gateway to the World”, this New Bohol International Airport caught me in awe because of its soft color and nature-inspired interior. The colors of the chairs are blue and yellow green that are fresh to the eyes, subtle representation of the sky and the forest.
Look at this mural wall:
Here’s to something we might be happy about the Philippines today. ❤ Click to see more photos! 🙂
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You are like the sunset’s glow—golden.
Remember that.
They say that when you are loved well, you grow.
How better would that be if it comes from within? All the more reason to generously give love to yourself.
You’ll not just grow, you’ll also glow.
Be the source of love that you deserve.
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I fell in love with Eiffel!
When we talk about Paris, France, the ever beautiful Eiffel Tower is being associated automatically. Aside from becoming one of the country’s landmarks, it has been a romantic symbol that complements with the image of Paris as the City of Love.
This famous tower is included in the bucket list of a lot of people from different parts of the world, including the Filipinos. Maybe that was part of the major factor why it became the concept of a restaurant in the Philippines.
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Finally, I’ve ticked off one of my childhood bucket list!
Philippine landmarks are well known even before the Digital Era. Through books during grade school, tourist spots— like Mayon Volcano, Chocolate Hills, Hundred Islands, and Banaue Rice Terraces—were desired destinations of every kid, including me.
I almost forgot about this childhood dream trip I had, until we took a short morning stopover in Banaue en route to the Mountain Province.
Meet my pretty friends, Shara & Eunice. ❤ Our tour was organized by S&B Adventure.
Most travelers plan their trip ahead. They search in advance for tourist spots and line up their detailed itinerary, while few prefer to be spontaneous and explore on their own what they can discover.
Regardless of where you belong in the aforementioned statement, this list of not-so-touristy activities will help you to feel less of an alien in Thailand.
I, my friend (left) Jean, and our professor (right), Ms. A (Miss you both po, let’s travel again!) experienced living like a local in a country not our own by doing the following:
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The Girly Kid 