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  • Pasay

    Start of something new. A phrase that first comes to my mind whenever I am up to something unfamiliar. Today I am using this phrase once more because I am (re)starting in this little space that I once called as "blogging". I've always wanted to share something in my virtual diary (blog) since I was in college aka the phase that I learned how to use a computer (Yaaass! It was 2009!). At first, it was just a compilation of anything under the rainbow that I like. Then I started to document my life and made it my content hence the watermark of photos on old posts. But after college, I've been very busy on my career that I forgotten to revisit my online space. Many things have changed then. Fastforward to present and I am here once again. Thanks to Kier for encouraging and helping me to put up this new space. ? I am calling it as "Project

  • Rizal

    Quick getaway has been a thing for us weekend warriors. Wanting to hike a mountain, swim in the falls, chill while watching the windmills and visit a museum but only have a day to spare? Believe it or not, it is possible! Already tried it myself and boy, it was uuuhhmazing! The best part? I traveled around Rizal for just Php750! At first, I thought this itinerary isn't doable (maybe when doing DIY tour because transfers would be of hassle plus costly) but thanks to the arranged joiner tours, you have an option to do what you think is impossible. Ayt. Here's the highlight of our whole day itinerary: TREASURE MOUNTAIN + DARANAK FALLS  + PILLILA WINDFARM + PINTO ART MUSEUM TOUR 0200 : Meet up at Mcdo LRT Gil Puyat beside Jac Liner 0245 : Pick up at Jollibee Cubao 0500 : Treassure Mountain (photo opp, chill, breakfast) 0900 : Daranak Falls (swimming) Lunch 1300 - Pillilia WindFarm (photo opp) 1400 - Pinto Art Museum 1600 - Back to

  • Rizal

      I've been asked why I keep on climbing mountains. For some it's difficult (depends on the trail though), tiring, boring, and other I-don't-see-the-point-doing-it kind of description they call it. I always answer simply: "It's fulfilling. The view from the top makes it worth your energy." But this one's different. We were invited by a friend to hike not just to travel and see the view at the top, but for a purpose of helping someone in his battle with Myeloid Leukaemia. What a great way to help, yes, so I'm in. We're a pretty big group, occupying 3 vans in total. It was organized by D'AwtKasts, a group of travelers who wanted to help their friend by raising fund through organizing hiking events. Mt. Daraitan should be a minor climb but because of the weather, difficulty has been intensified. We were told that it was rated 9/9 difficulty because of the mud. It was the