Boracay at Night: The Good and the Bad
Boracay is tagged as the second best beach destination in the world. This is already not new to anyone especially among beach bums and tourists alike. But, for someone like […]
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My Top 3 Remaining Travel Schedules for 2013
Sunset Shot with Dude at Pitogo Island At the end of October, Dude and I, along with Minette, will be moving to Pitogo Island. We will be basing there temporarily […]
Lapu-lapu SuTukil Resto – A Big Rip Off! #ReviewTuesday
The day we returned here in Cebu from our Manila trip, dude and I already decided that we’ll eat at Sutukil. The fact that I’ve already went to Sutukil (a […]
Yoshinoya – An Affordable Japanese Resto #FoodieWednesday
Dude and I often look for affordable Japanese restaurants and we were amazed at what we found when we visited MOA a few weeks ago. This Japanese resto is actually […]
Traveling During a Bad Weather – Go the the Mall and Become a Voyeur
Our trip to Manila was greeted by boisterous thunders and a crying sky, begging us to stay in our hotel and postpone any plan we have to get out and […]
Make Your Own Havaianas 2013 and My Honest Review #myohc13
MYOH 2013 in Cebu on July 18 to 21 For all Cebuano havaianaticos and fashionistas, the yearly Make Your Own Havaianas starts today, July 18 and will run until July […]
About
This is how I describe my travel journey. A process of slowly jumping and reaching out to my dream, one precious realization at a time. (: There are a lot […]
A Few More Months to A Location Independent Lifestyle
It’s been almost a year now that I am readying myself to embark into a radical life-long journey that would change my life forever. If not because of my partner’s […]
Top 5 Budget Hotels In Boracay
While Boracay remains a world-class tourist destination that hosts a vast number of luxurious and renowned hotels, the island still has a lot of affordable hotels and inns to offer. […]
Top 5 Frugal and Work Related Reasons Why I Bought a Pocket Wifi
Before I will rant about the advantages and disadvantages of my newly bought pocket wifi unit, I will list first my expectations and well-thought reasons why I choose to subscribe […]
My Top 7 Frugal Resolutions for 2013
Wow! Is it 2013 already? I’ve been hiding in my bunker and just managed to get out now. LOL! Seriously, I’m so happy that I have now a bit of […]
My Basic Food Storage Plan – Week 1
I intend to post this progress on Monday but because of the super typhoon Pablo, this has been delayed. Good thing Pablo has changed its track earlier last night. Senior […]
How to Prepare for a Super Typhoon
Note: As of this writing, super typhoon Pablo is currently spotted at 50 km Eastern Coast of Davao Oriental. Check hourly updates here. Another super typhoon is now rummaging the […]
It’s been a While
Yes. I can’t recall the exact date when I posted a really personal post on this blog. It’s been a while…this four-word phrase makes me look back what have I […]
Lessons from the World Cities Summit 2012 in Singapore
Note: This guest post is written by Chrisley Ann Hinayas of Ramon Aboitiz Foundation.  Her article details the notes and observations of Ms. Evelyn Nacario-Castro, executive director of the Eduardo Aboitiz Development […]
PR: Havaianas Celebrates Golden Anniversary in MYOH 2012
50 Colorful Years of Summer and Style:Â Havaianas Celebrates Golden Anniversary in MYOH 2012 This year, Havaianas will take you through a colorful and exciting tour back to where it all […]
PR: CYCLE IN THE CITY A BTC FUN RIDE AND BIKEFEST
“The Cycle in the City, a BTC Fun Ride and Bikefest†is set to take place on June 16, Saturday, 2012.  It is open to all road bikers, mountain bikers, […]
Tulfo vs. Santiago: Who Should be Blamed?
Note: Â This is a Guest Post by Nicole S. Poster Created by a Pinoy Internet User An overwhelmingly hot topic right now is the fist fight between celebrity Raymart Santiago […]
PR: SUMOSAM DELIVERS RIGHT TO YOUR DOORSTEP!
Itadakimasu! Foodies rejoice! The legendary SumoSam has exciting news in store for all Japanese food enthusiasts. SumoSam takes diners’ experience to the next level with its all-new Delivery Service. Now you […]
PR:PLDT myDSL’s Great Payday Sale offers all out savings nationwide
It’s a scorching start to the summer as the country’s most preferred broadband draws together unbeatable deals for its biggest Internet sale ever! PLDT knows that there’s no time like […]
DOT Announces Tambuli Beach Resort’s Closure
The Department of Tourism (DOT) Central Visayas recently announced the closure of one of Cebu’s famous beach resorts, the Tambuli West Hotel and Restaurant.  The beach resort will officially stop their […]
5 Reasons Why I Prefer Palawan Pawnshop over Other Money Transfer Services
I’m a returning and loyal client of Palawan Pawnshop. Do you want to know why? I’ve already been to lots of money transfer services and most of them didn’t meet […]
With the surge of e-books, are physical books dying?
This is a guest post by Nancy Cudis, an award-winning Cebuano journalist. Photo Source IN LATE December 2011, The Christian Science Monitor reported of e-book readers complaining of higher prices […]
Times May Be a Changin’, But the Russian Cuisine Isn’t Going Anywhere
This is a guest post by Lizz Dorovitsine, a fellow blogger from Russia. Â I would like to share her food story to my Cebuano-based readers to give them a glimpse […]
PR: RAFI opens tribute exhibit for Bisaya artists
In celebration of Arts Month in February, the Ramon Aboitiz Foundation, Inc. (RAFI) launched the exhibit, entitled “Visayan Verve: A Tribute to Bisaya Artistsâ€, which will run from Feb. 17 […]