I stopped searching for meaning. I’ve lost words on how i felt. I stared as the waves crashed on the shore. For the first time in a long time, I was at peace. No phone calls, no emails, no deadlines, no scattered desks and not-good-enough ideas, just me, the sound of children laughing, of music … More Postcards in Liwliwa, Zambales
The thought of La Union brings a smile on my face. La Union reminds me of the sound of waves crashing, music, good food, rays of sunshine, and lazy days. I went to La Union (or Elyu as some of the travelers and locals would call it) with two of my closest friends: Vince and Celene. … More Falling in love with La Union
Conquering mountains has been my escape from the zombie routine we all try to survive also known as adulthood. I always find mountains therapeutic even if most of the time my laziness would get the better of me. Of course, there are days when you’d rather stay in bed with a cup of coffee in hand but … More Conquered: Mt. Daraitan & Tinipak River
Pristine shores, quiet moments by the beach, breathtaking sunsets– no words were enough to describe the beauty of Bohol’s islands. Growing up, I’ve heard a lot about Bohol’s Chocolate Hills but not about its beautiful beaches. Being someone who’s always up for the beach, the shores of Panglao and the wonderful Balicasag and Virgin Islands were really … More Finding serenity in the islands of Bohol
Back in grade school, my favorite subject was Social Studies wherein I learned about the different provinces of the Philippines. Usually, we would associate these places with different landmarks and Philippine treasures. Growing up, the first two things that would come to mind when Bohol is mentioned would be: 1) The Chocolate Hills and 2) … More More than just Tarsiers: Countryside tour of Bohol
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