I started this blog in 2006 when I was still a young twentysomething corporate gal seeking happiness and fulfillment at every opportunity. I was on the brink of depression until I decided to take control of my life and choose to be happy. I now work online on my own time, enjoying all the things that give me joy and pleasure, whether at home or while traveling. This blog records and summarizes my adult life's journey.
They say that the happiest of people don't necessarily have the best of everything; they just make the most of everything that comes along their way. And so I dream what I want to dream, go where I want to go and be what I want to be. After all, we only have this one life to do what really matters most.
Feel free to take a peek at my journey... come share my happiness with me.
I'm also passionate about:
What a typical year for me is like:
CR EATE YOUR OWN DESTINY.... whatever you ask, the universe always says YOUR WISH IS MY COMMAND." --- The Secret by Rhonda Byrne
I do! And my life is now a series of one miracle after another. Good things keep on pouring into my life!!! God is good!
... 1 week Asian Trip:
... The Great Donsol-Caramoan Getaway
... Bohol Trip
... Bacolod Trip
PHILIPPINES
Batanes
Cagayan Valley
El Nido
Sagada
Tuguegarao
ASIA
Bangkok
Beijing
Cambodia
Hong Kong (again)
Kota Kinabalu (again)
Langkawi
Macao
Malacca
Penang
Phuket, Thailand
THE WEST
Barcelona, Spain
Brazil
Cabo, Mexico
Italy
L.A., California
New York
Paris, France
Rome
Switzerland
The Caribbean
Most photos on this blog are taken either by me or my husband, Peter. We use our Nikon D40, some with my Olympus u725SW (especially underwater shots) and a few with my Nokia fone (for unexpected photo taking). The more recent underwater shots and videos are taken with the use of GE and Agfaphoto HD recorder. I just realized that this is also a nice venue to practice and showcase my skills in photography! Weeee! ^_^
WowSurigao.com - the City of Island Adventures, Philippines
Presentations and Public Speaking
Heavy Machinery and Machine Moving Skates
Aluminium Air Pallet Transporters
Hydraulic Lifting Jacks or Toe Jacks Industrial
Pallet Turntables with Coil Spring Damping
Fork Lift Stacker Trucks Industrial
Heavy Duty Furniture and Appliance Movers
Hey guys! To all those who voted for me, THANK YOU SO SO SOOO MUCH! I didn't make it in the finals but I am still forever grateful for being included in the semis and eventually being awarded the PEOPLE'S CHOICE AWARD in BLOGS category. Enjoy blogging everyone! And remember to always keep it real. I love you all! Mwah!
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"I have everything I need. My life is unfolding perfectly."
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I am a carefree millionaire! All good things are coming to me. Money is easy and comes frequently & abundantly."
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"I am my perfect body and my perfect weight."
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"Everyday and in every way I am getting better, better and better!"
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"I am beautiful, gorgeous, happy, healthy, smart, sexy and wealthy. I have financial and time freedom. I'm enjoying wonderful new horizons of opportunities and I love my life!!!"
Become a travel writer and travel the whole world
Write and publish a best-selling travel book
Write and publish a best-selling inspirational book
Set up an internet cafe & boutique
Problog
Set up an online shop for my spa products and kikay accessories
Resume TV and theater acting
Play with my guitar and keyboard
Master my songs in the videoke
Compose and sing my own songs
Make my own paintings
Drive my Yaris
Sell my unused stuff
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For those who wish to see the start of my Siquijor travelogue, do check these posts first:
St. Isidore Church & Covenant, Cambugahay Falls & Balete Tree
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Capilay Spring Park
This is a natural park situated in San Juan, a town 12 kilometers from the capital town, Siquijor. It is famous among locals especially during the hot summer season.
There are three refreshing fresh water pools that spring here and people check them out to cool down. Peter and I no longer tested the waters because it didn’t look very clean. There were some people swimming though so we just admired the view.
San Juan Beach
This beach is just walking distance from Capilay Spring Park. Since we were already there, we might as well check it out, right?
It was around 4 pm and the sun’s rays reflected beautifully on the water. The sand was beige and the waters had a lot of seaweeds in them that we decided not to swim. The concrete chairs would be perfect for picnics though and the wide beach would be nice for sunbathing. There’s also a nearby restaurant where you can dine in while at the same time enjoying the view of the sea.
This church, located near the port in the town of Siquijor, is also very old, having been built in 1870. Its sturdiness is attributed to the fact that it is made up mostly of corals.The church has its own bell tower which was built at that time to help protect and forewarn the locals of impending doom brought about by pirates and other adversaries.
Sunset at the Port
Before we headed back to the hotel, we dropped by the port and tried to get tickets for our trip back to Dumaguete. I figured that a lot of people will be going back to Manila come November 3 and we didn’t want to take our chances. Unfortunately, they can on pre-sell tickets one day in advance, not two days before the intended return trip. Oh well, it was worth trying. At least that made us decide to come back tomorrow. And for us to make the most out of the trip back to the pier which will cost us around Php500, we decided to continue touring the rest of Siquijor the next day. Kuya Romeo gave us another discounted package of Php750.00. Not bad! Anyway, Peter caught this beautiful sunset shot as I was trying to buy the tickets. Isn’t it magnificent?
To be continued…
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