"You are going to Zamboanga? It is a dangerous place!" This is the usual statement I hear from friends, family and acquaintances. Every time they say that, I always end up explaining that Zamboanga City is a progressive and safe place even for tourists...hey don't misunderstand me I am only referring to the city, beyond … Continue reading The Great Sta. Cruz Island, Zamboanga City
Pahiyas Festival
Summer or dry is the most awaited season the country. Why, because this is the best time to go island hopping and frolic in the white sandy beach under the clear blues skies. But..hey did you know that there are so many reasons why you should spend summer in the Philippines aside from beach hopping? … Continue reading Pahiyas Festival
The Juan Luna of Sculpture
It was love at first sight! I have seen and have read about the works and life of National Artists Guillermo E. Tolentino and Napoleon V. Abueva, all the while I thought I have seen the masters through their art, never did I realise that there's an unheralded sculptor whose work captured my attention and … Continue reading The Juan Luna of Sculpture
Stations of the Cross at Marian Orchard
The Holy Week is observed in the Philippines because this is predominantly a Catholic country. However as years passby, there are noticeable changes on how our society observe the Holy Week. More and more people are traveling and enjoying during this holy season rather than celebrating in a more traditional way. On the other hand, … Continue reading Stations of the Cross at Marian Orchard
Portrait of a Mongrel
Yes! I am a dog person because I have pet dogs and I like anything related to dogs. My behaviour is dog like as well, outgoing, energetic and friendly. Because I am amiable, even our relative's and neighbour's dogs would go to our place and eat. They also greet me every morning before I leave … Continue reading Portrait of a Mongrel
Jaro Cathedral Visit
Visiting museums and centuries old churches is always in my travel (business or leisure) to-do list. Just recently while waiting for a known supermarket to open to conduct trade check ( I arrived in the area at 9am) I decided to visit Jaro Cathedral which is canonically known as Jaro Metropolitan Cathedral and the National … Continue reading Jaro Cathedral Visit
Sagada Accident and Recovery
February 22, 24 and March 1 are very unforgettable date for me. One year ago on that same dates, an unexpected event happened while I was on a holiday. I was spelunking with a friend in Sagada, even recommended the most difficult trail which is the Cave Connection. The latter is a demanding trail that … Continue reading Sagada Accident and Recovery
