These guys are my friends from Malaysia and I met them all online.  Yes, we EB’d (eye ball) in Malaysia lol.  I’ve known them for more than two years now and it all started here.  Before there was Facebook and Friendster was getting a little bit “jeje-ish”, I chat on this specific chat room when I was bored at work or in my house 😛

This chat box could be embedded in your blog and what’s great about it is that the url of your blog is linked at the bottom of your every chat.  Shoutout Lounge was previously called PenangPenang.com.  Penang is an island in Malaysia known for its great food 😛 (I am going there this August :P).  Envy me?  Bec a blogger lol.  Through my first years in blogging, ShoutOut Lounge gained me more than just traffic.  It gained me friends and I became a part of a fun community.

These friends of mine from Malaysia will be touring the Philippines finally!  I really wanted to share to them how beautiful the Philippines is.  10 Malaysian bloggers will roam around Northern Luzon.  I’m also looking for sponsors for their trip.  10 bloggers are also photo-journalists in their own way who take the most awesome photos from their annual travels :)  If you are interested to sponsor their trip give me some love mail, and I will tell you what we can do for you :D  With blogs averaging PR3, oh we can do so much!

Anyway, these are just road trippin’ pictures.  I have yet to upload separate blog posts for our trip in Melaka, and my solo trip in KLCC.

By the way, I went to Malaysia ALONE!  My first international trip alone!  How is it so far? Lovely!  But, since I’m a girl… it can be a little bit scary travelling alone.

Anyway, here are pictures of Malaysia ^_^ I couldn’t even believe I went here to meet them already!

 

Thank goodness I have friends here.  I was sitting pretty inside William’s car.  I didn’t realize that commuting in Malaysia is a bit more difficult than I thought.  The airport from KLCC to the main streets of Malaysia proper takes about an hour.

Woohoo!!! MALAYSIA!!!

I had a nice view from the car.  I knew I had to take pictures of streets and signage that say “Malaysia” or Kuala Lumpur or any popular landmark 🙂

I just realized that Malaysia looked like Manila, Philippines.  The roads and the buildings typically look the sam-ish.  I felt at home.

Except for these structures… you won’t see this in Manila 😛

Malaysia is also Toll heavy like here in the Philippines.

of course, there are many signs that I don’t understad as they are either in Malay or Chinese Characters.

A signage with the Major cities ^_^ wee!  Still, I don’t understand lol

This is Alvin Chew (left) and Aaron Woolala (right).  Aaron is the one driving!  YES!  They drive on the left side of the road and drivers seat at the right side of the car.  British influence.

This is William’s phone 😛 It’s a Nokia E71.  The E71 has a built-in GPS.  William installed a Garmin Software and voiala!  GPS guiding us wherever we go!

I am not sure where to download Garmin map for E71 or E72.  You can install a Garmin software for your E63 too, but you need another phone with GPS and you connect to the other phone’s GPS via bluetooth.

The look of the Garmin map is very similar to the stand-alone GPS device Vince has.

KLANG!!! Klang is very famous for Bah Kut Teh!!! My favorite!

more Malaysia Road photos behind the wind shield…

William gases up!  In Malaysia, you put your own gas to your car just like in the states T_T

I kenot do this lah… I dowan smell like gas or anything and I don’t think I know how to do this.

I’m used to being serviced by people who work for gasoline stations and operate the gas pumps for us 😛

While William is getting some gas, I cam-whore 😛 lazy bum lol

I have shades because I barely had sleep 😛 and we woke up early for Melaka!

Malaysia Flag 😀

Malaysia has different states by the way, just like in the US.  And different states have different individual maps.

I believe this road is in Subang…

More about Malaysia, Melaka, Kuala Lumpur, KLCC, Malaysian food and more soon!  I will be uploading a series of my Malaysia trip this week… do watch out 😀

xoxo,

FlairCandy

It just sank in… it’s our last day… I’m going to miss the girls and all who went with us.

Here are the memories captured of our last day in Baguio.

The day started with us girls walking along pine trees 🙂

From shorts, skirts and sleeveless tops we wore scarves and bonnets.

Here’s a quick tip for travelers:

When you travel to different places with different temperature, you need to consider bringing stuff you can use for both.  If not, just use lighter alternatives like bringing scarves instead of a bulky heavy jacket,  leggings instead of maong jeans and a cute cashmere hat or bonnet for style 😛

I pack light and bringing unnecessary stuff is a no-no to me.  I love traveling alone as well so that means I carry my own stuff… I need to be able to carry all of my luggage myself 🙂

We had breakfast at our hotel in Baguio – Bloomfields hotel.

We were a bit woozy from going out the other night to Nevada square.  We had fun bonding with everyone!

Our morning started in Camp John Hay were we had our last shoot for the trip.  Good location 🙂  We felt calm around Pine Trees.

Interesting Trivia:

Ada said that Baguio has the lowest suicidal rate in the Philippines.

It’s because of the Pine Trees around… It gives a calming effect to people and its surroundings.

True enough, all of us just felt relaxed.

Lol… a shade of pink for each of us 😛

Behind the scenes of our TV clips…

let me know if you see one of our clips on TV 🙂 soon!

After talking to the camera and wrapping up our entire trip with Vaseline, they took us to some special relax time.

This picture was taken in North Haven Spa.

This place is famous for its strawberry body scrub/massage.

See all rose petals? 🙂

Nikki and me… getting giddy and excited… finally, a chance to pause and relax 🙂

Ada, Nikki and me with a bowl of lovely Rose Petals

They served ginger ale tea when we arrived

Ahhh… so nice… look at how relaxed I am… Jeleesss??? 😛

Quick tip – Alternative for an Oily Massage:

If you don’t the oily feeling when you are having your massage, you can request for your masseuse to use cream or lotion.

I used to take a break for work and go to massage parlors.  I don’t like oil because I knew I need to go somewhere else… So a cream or lotion would be a perfect solution.

Plus, it moisturizes your skin!

aaaaaahhhh… jeless?

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PINK!… See what we’re holding?  These patterns on the clothing gives you a hint that we’re in Baguio!

Ahh.. will miss these ladies.. I hope we have a reunion.

One more cam-whore shot before we have our therapy

We’re sitting on a bath tub. fyi.

Okay, stop taking pictures already… we want to have our massage now,

ktnxbai

Oooh yes.. after massage is chow time!

I ordered Beef Burger with a startling big patty and potato fries for only P150.

Ada and Nikki ordered the White Pasta with lots of sauce and meat for only P150 each.

I KNOW!!!

SO CHEAP!

Love the clear mountains with clouds/fog arround it 🙂

Cam-whore time 😛

VTR-ing stuff

behind the scenes of another shoot 🙂

It was so cold!!!

 

The perfect ingredients of this road trip:  friends, adventure, cam-whore galore, protection from sun and dry skin with Vaseline 🙂

We can’t get enough photos…

Lord of the rings?

ADA so CUTE we wanna KISS!!!

*photos courtesy of Jeck Simbulan and Vaseline

 

Here are more pictures from my Camera

[flickr album=72157624158175806 num=70 size=Square] ]]> https://flaircandy.com/baguio-camp-john-hay-north-haven-spa-bloomfields-hotel-marcos-highway-palaisdaan/feed/ 5 https://flaircandy.com/vigan-to-baguio-sta-maria-church-bauang-bridge-session-road-bencab-museum/ https://flaircandy.com/vigan-to-baguio-sta-maria-church-bauang-bridge-session-road-bencab-museum/#comments Thu, 27 May 2010 23:54:58 +0000 http://www.flaircandy.com/2010/05/vigan-to-baguio-sta-maria-church-bauang-bridge-session-road-bencab-museum/ I havent’t been here in ages.  Last time I was here was when I was 8 years old i think.

Anyway, it’s so nice here… So cool… and it’s just really a nice place to relax.

The weather is cool…

I was even surprised that a lot of people are living here.  There are houses everywhere.

Anyway, let the pictures tell the story 🙂

Started the day by applying Vaseline.

My skin is super dry and sensitive.  It needs to be moisturized, or else, my eczema might come out.

Also, I wouldn’t have to worry about getting dark while on tour and having photo shoots under the heat of the sun because it has SPF 24. Also, my mom would be happy because my mom wants me to be flawless white lol

See picture below 🙂 me and the girls love playing around different places.  We don’t need to worry about the sun ^_^

Playing along the stairs of Sta. Maria church in Sta. Maria.

 

But before that, we stopped over Bauang (or Bawang) Bridge :)  This is just right after Vigan.  The view is spectacular and it was so cold and windy!

Inserted portrait photo of me taken by Jeck… I love the green background! I’m one nature 🙂

This is outside the Bencab’s (Ben Cabrera) gallery in Baguio.

Nikki, me and Ada outside our hotel in Vigan – Hotel Salcedo de Vigan.

I was about to sneeze… then the shutter clicked LOL

Jump shot on Bauang bridge

Outside Sta. Maria church.  It was beautiful… The sky was perfect blue.

Lunch at Midway!!! I was so happy we dropped by here… I missed the baby back ribs ^_^…

I always eat here when I have surf trips in La Union

Really friendly dog outside the Bencab museum… He’s very friendly, I wanted to take him home.

I was WOW-ing :P  The individual paintings looked like Chinese characters.

We kissed Ada 😛

Trying to imitate the statues behind us 🙂

We love stairs for some reason lol

Bencab Museum / Gallery

Session Road – most famous road in Baguio

Time to kiss Nikki

Ukay-Ukay madness wee!

I will definitely miss this trip… I will miss the girls, the crew and everyone involved in this trip… it has been one great adventure 🙂

Wake up in the morning feeling like P.Diddy…

grabbed my glasses I’m out the door I’m gonna hit Vigan City.

Before I leave, brush my teeth with a bottle of positivity

‘Coz when I leave for Vigan, I ain’t comin’ back (yet).

Applyin’ Vaseline on my skin, skin…

Getting ready for the road trip to Vigan!  Of course, I have to take care of my dry skin by applying Vaseline Healthy White lotion.  It has triple whitening effect with an SPF24 which is super enough to protect your skin from harmful sun rays while touring 🙂

Anyway, I woke up early to view the sun rise 🙂

I was the only one up at that time 😛

I love sun rise more than I love the sunset 😀

Road Trip from Pagudpod to Vigan

From Ilocos Norte (Region I), we headed for Ilocos Sur (Region 2).  It took about 2 – 3 hours of road time.  All is good and fun when you are with cool, happy awesome people!  All the time, in the car, we just talked about many random things.

Two places at the same time

When we saw the Ilocos Norte and Ilocos Sur, we stopped by to take pictures!  Talkin’ bout being at two places at the same time :D  Also, Philippine soldiers were deployed on the border and they were in charge of watching over the boundery.

Pottery Making

I really had lots of first time here in this trip!  Another first I did today was Pottery Making!  When the store owner demonstrated how he shapes clay into pots, it was amazing.  It looked so simple, so peaceful, so elegant.  When I tried to shape my own pot though, I had a hard time.  You probably need steady hands, inspiration and probably some music to get in tune with what you are doing.

Vigan – Calle Crisologo

This area is a very famous tourist destination.  The old houses are preserved, thus, putting us in another awesome time capsule!

All we did was take pictures and more pictures :)  The city is so photogenic 😀

Breakfast, Golf, ATV, Fort Ilocandia

Lunch at La Preciosa

Malacanang of the North and Paoay Lake

Paoay Church

Marcos Museum

Dinner at Sitio Remedios

 

Breakfast, Golf, ATV, Fort Ilocandia

It was a beautiful morning.  I love bread and that’s basically what I had at breakfast at Fort Ilocandia.  I knew that this day is going to be a blast!  And indeed it is because I just had two “first-times” just in the morning activities.  Our first activity for the day was to ride the All-Terrain Vehicle (ATV).  It was fun and hot.  I applied Vaseline sunblock in the morning because I knew we might be fried under the sun.  I was introduced to Vaseline sunblock last on March last year.  They had promo girls roaming around the beach who offered to put sunblock on us.  We loved the scent of the sunblock!  It didn’t smell like sunblock or the pool at all lol.

Riding the ATV is awesome!  It is a bit slow as compared to riding a Go-Kart.  But still, anything automobile – I love!  I couldn’t count how many times I roamed around the track.  😛 I still enjoyed cam-whoring and I had an awesome panning shot taken by the photographer.  The view while we were ATV-ing was just breathtaking because we were riding by the beach 🙂

It was my first time hitting balls on the golf range.  :P  I learn fast and the staff of Fort Ilocandia were very kind to help me improve my form and my swing lol.  I don’t really like watching golf on TV.  It looks boring.  You wait for people to hit their balls.  That’s it. T___T so boring… Zzzzzz… One thing I learned from today’s experience though is that golf needs practice and concentration.  It’s also all about the form.  For the first time, I was super conscious of how I bend and the level of bending involved.  I was also taught how to do a very suave swing 😛

Lunch at La Preciosa

The locals said that people in Ilocos are very frugal.  Their lifestyle is also very very simple.  They rarely go out to eat at restaurants.  Therefore, those who go to restaurants in Ilocos are usually tourists.  The owner of the restaurant was there to greet us and explained every dish that was served.  My favorite was the Pukui Pukui and their Carrot cake is so good in this place – it’s a must-try!

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Malacanang of the North and Paoay Lake

Ilocos Norte is known to be the place of Marcos.  Their family’s involvement in the government started here with his ancestors as Ilocos’ congressman.  The Marcos family really built landmarks and it included this place of theirs – Malacanang of the North.  It’s a house made of wood basically and you will see the Spanish influence in the architecture.  The Furnitures are also something that you must observe.  Most of the furnitures were are made of wood.  You will see how old the furnitures are, but they still look sturdy.

Overlooking the terrace of the Malacanang of the North is Paoay Lake.  It’s a natural lake that stretches to 450 hectares area.

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Paoay Church

It was just breathtaking.  I usually take my camera and shoot immediately when I travel and see a nice landmark… but when I saw the church, I just had to stop, pause and relish the moment.  It was breathtaking… The church combined Baroque architecture and Filipino/Chinese craftmanship.

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Marcos Museum and Sony Bloggie Stills

We were not allowed to take pictures.

I stepped inside the dark room.  It was cold… then on the spotlight, lies the body of Marcos, coated with wax.  His body lies inside a glass coffin.  It reminds me of Snow White.

I had goosbumps when I saw Marcos.  His body was only 3 meters away from me.  It was so close… I felt a strong aura or a strong mood when I saw his face despite the fact that his body was preserved for 21 years now.

My Nikon D40’s Kit Lens is dying.  The Autofocus is not working anymore :(  Using manual focusing on the kit is just a pain to me so I had to resort in alternatives.  I took out the Sony Bloggie and tested out the stills.

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Dinner at Sitio Remedios

The ambiance is really something.  It somehow brought me to a different time.  Like that place was put in a time capsule and here I am now, visiting.

The story of the houses and rooms that you can rent inside the Sitio Remedios resort is very interesting.  They are really old houses from different places.  They were taken down, one-by-one into pieces and brought to Sitio Remedios Resort and reassembled one-by-one.

The houses tell so much story even if you just stare at it.

I was also at awe when I saw the chapel at the center.  The first thing that came to my mind when I entered the small chapel was “I think I want to be wed here.” lol not that I am planning to anytime soon :P  The church stole my heart.  It’s by the beach as well.  A perfect tropical-ish wedding (with a hint of reggae theme) would be perfect here for me…  It matches my personality

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Anyway, that’s it for now… gotta rush for our next destination!

What a day-ender!  We sneaked in some beach time to explore the area of Fort Ilocandia.  I documented my reaction whenI heard the waves.

The camera crew followed us and they were also there to capture that awesome moment.

Touchdown Laoag

Fort Ilocandia Lunch Buffet

Fort Ilocandia Room

St William Cathedral, Sinking Bell Tower, Tobacco Monument

La Moda Panceteria

Fort Ilocandia, Carabao, Waves, Pool, Beach

 

Touchdown Laoag

We met at the NAIA 2 Departure area at 7:30 am.  Our flight to Laoag was at 9:30 am.  We arrived in Laoag at around 10:30 (ish). I was heavily updating my facebook, twitter, plurk and foursquare.  I wanted to livestream ourselves via qik but I figured this would be much of a hassle for me.  Oh, and Direk won’t like cellphones around while filming.

That’s right, the Vaseline team had a production team to follow us around.  Cameras, boom mikes, lights etc.  Trust me, I felt like I was in a reality TV!  Or maybe I am… 😛

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Fort Ilocandia Lunch Buffet

Alas, we arrived at the 5-star luxury hotel in Laoag – Fort Ilocandia.  This hotel (it’s also a resort as you can say) has almost everything!  Let’s just say they have all the necessities of a 5-star hotel plus the pool, golf range – and the beach that has waves!  Please do check out my next blog post.  I will upload a video blog about surfability in this area.

Food is always good.  The lunch offered all Filipino food.  They served Pinakbet, Chicken Pork Adobo (CPA), Lengua (this was my fave dish served), and their famous native dish – Bagnet.

Bagnet is like lechon kawali to me.  I don’t know if there is any difference.  To me they taste the same.  Really oily dish though since it’s pork and it’s fried… But it’s yummy so what the heck 😛

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Fort Ilocandia Room

After a hearty lunch, I was so glad to come up to the room and finally have a quick rest (or so I thought).  I was planning initially sneak in a blog post, but we really lacked time.  Anyway, check out the gnarly rooms!  I wish I have my special someone here, or some friends… My, oh my, it could fit a lot of people here… If only I can host a party here lol.

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St William Cathedral, Sinking Bell Tower, Tobacco Monument

St. William’s Cathedral

St William’s Cathedral (or St. William Cathedral) is one of the largest Cathedrals in Asia.  Its bell tower is detached  50 meters away from the big dome of worship.  St. William, in whose name the Cathedral is named after, is an hermit.  That is probably the reason why this church is said to be so serene.

Sinking Bell Tower

This detached bell tower form St. William’s Cathedral is said to be sinking one-fourth of an inch every year.  It is one of the largest bell towers that the Spaniards ever built here in the Philippines.  You can see how chubby the tower looks as compared to the other bell towers you can see in different provinces of the Philippines.

Tobacco Monopoly Monument

This monument was built in honor of King Alfonzo XII.  Ilocos Norte is known for Tobacco production.  Back in the Spanish era, the Tobacco industry is monopolized by Spaniards.  King Alfonzo lifted this monopoly which made the people very happy.  Until today, the gratitude of the Filipinos is displayed in the humble city of Laoag.

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La Moda Panceteria

Refreshments!

I lost energy from the heat.  I’m glad we paused by to stop and recharge to the best Restaurant that offers Pancit Canton.  La Moda Panceteria was awarded as one of the best restaurants in Laoag last year.  What’s good about their noodles is that it has absolutely no preservatives.

For only Php 55, you can get one plate of their famous Pancit Canton.  It was enough for one happy tummy :)  The noodles had “Bagnet” toppings which really added to the uniqueness of the flavor.

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Fort Ilocandia, Carabao, Waves, Pool, Beach

The heat was really something this day and we were relieved to arrive at the hotel to recharge.  Fort Ilocandia looks like a big Spanish mansion.  Everything about it reminds me of my Philippine History books.  It’s overwhelming!  Especially that, you could see an old man wearing an old-school Filipino “magsasaka” (farmer) costume, and a Carabao.

I love animals… and I instantly fell in love with the Carabao.  You can see how sweet and hardworking it is.  It is just pretty quiet and it allowed people to ride on its back.

To end the day, Ada, Nikki and I decided to go out of the itinerary given to us and explored the beach in Fort Ilocandia.  We took quite a long walk to the beach.  While on our way, I could hear the waves crashing in… I got excited – SURF TIME!  I wish I brought with me my surf board.  Or at least they have surfboards for rent.

True enough… I found waves… I was at awe… I felt relaxed, revamped, calmed…

The camera crew followed us.  We didn’t mind.  I don’t mind my happiness being captured! 🙂

We just did some few jumpshots… then sat down.  We were just all silent as we all listen to the waves.

It was indeed one way to end the day 🙂

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*ehemz, ehemz*

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The Invitation

When I received this, I pinched myself – thrice!!! I was dying for another out-of-town getaway and my wish was granted! Imagine!  I can’t believe how lucky I am to be invited.  But don’t worry guys, YOU can get lucky too!!!

yes YOU!

See the bottom part of the post to know how.

I am really touched at how the Vaseline Road Trip team took time effort to make this a very fun adventure for us.  From the very beginning, you know they care.

 

With the invitation came a big bag full of STUFF!

look! Havaianas 🙂 and it’s my size 😉

and … I LOVE the color! Matches my blog’s theme.

What do you think? 😀

2 out of 3 Vaseline Healthy White Lotion with a high SPF 24

It’s like Sunblock … but better coz!  It’s a lotion with a high SPF protection 🙂

plus, it’s triple lightening (or whitening)!

You don’t really wear sticky sunblocks every day do you?

It should be perfect for travelers who are always on the go and exposure to sun is inevitable… LIKE ME!

Can you see how nognog I am due to my frequent travel!  About time I need some daily protection from the sun.

I will test this while on the road trip so stay tune and will let you know what I think 🙂

I will definitely share everything you need to know, so stick around 🙂

Compass 🙂 In case we get lost 😛

Pepsodent, Dove Deodorant and Dove soap bar.

Perfect! Coz I’m a user of Dove deo (only I use the stick one) and soap!

I tested this CD while driving… OMG, great taste in music whoever complied these… Track number 1 – Aqualung “Brighter than Sunshine”

ahh… perfect song for a road trip! LOVE IT!

Notebooks and Water bottles … and the big bag of course 🙂

more toilettries and Necessities

Water bottle and hot water mug for coffees and teas 🙂

Wee!!!

They understand the heart of a blogger.

That without bandwidth connection, we are powerless…

Thanks for providing us power!

Although, I don’t know why Letran… I’m La Sallian btw 😛 but it doesn’t matter as long as this connects me to the world wide web 😀

WARNING: Heavy Cam-whoring

Trying out the Straw Hat 🙂

Suits me and the blog’s layout *wink* 😀

WTF my bangs on the way T__T

Blurred the background coz room was messy 😛

I need cam-whoring pictures in my room… Must remind myself to bring tripod!

OK, now, I’m shy… enough 😀

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Right?

October 30 2009

My French Friends invited me to this party at A-venue XD… I think it’s the big Big Fish party… Sadly I had to say that I can’t go with them… That’s because I was not prepared for this Halloween and I didn’t have any “skanky” costume!

My French Friend and I had a quick chat after the event.  She said that good thing I didn’t come because her purse was stolen… They had a bad time at the event… Too bad…

October 31 2009

Kring invited me to this “costume party” at Galileo (Mandaluyong).  How can I say “NO”?  I love Galileo for its vast array of wine (and cheese and cold cuts)!  The ambiance really looks classy and if I were to take a guy on a date – I’d take him here 😛

Anyway… I was in panic mode because as I said above, I had no costume for Halloween!  I struggled to find something in my closet that I could at least transform into a costume – but i saw none!!!  Then I found this flowy white dress that I haven’t worn even once!  Then I said… hmm… let me wear this, and I can be “white lady” … or “sadako” But I don’t want to be ugly … :P  So I decided to be an “Ice Princess” instead T___T lame lame… what is an Ice princess anyway? … either that or a “really hot ghost.”  Seriously, I watched a Japanese horror movie before … but it was kind of KINKY!  The ghost is a girl… but she is really hot… and she invades the dreams of this guy… The guy often wakes up… er… with a… *uhmmm* you-know-what. 😛 Fine let me say it “jizz in his boxers” XD

Anyway, back to the topic!

Galileo – Costume Party

I think Ivan was the one who organized this party…  The only person I know initially is Kring and Michi … then they just introduced me to their friends :)  They were all friendly and nice!  and they love to have fun – like me!

Jalapeno

We got hungry and we ate at Jalapeno first! ♥

Their Nachos are the best! for only Php 175 pesos, it filled all five of our stomachs!

Empire and Dolce

Road Trip to Tagaytay at 3am

We had an impromptu Tagaytay trip! One second, someone just blurted out… Let’s go to Tagaytay and we were all GAME! On our trip, we found out that we have one thing in common… we all were born in the year 1985 XD We named our team “the 85-ers”. While we were roadtrippin’ we listened to the songs we grew up with… Songs by the Backstreet Boys, Boyzone, Britney Spears, Spice Girls … etc.

We arrived in Tagaytay at around 4am.  That time, I only know one restaurant that is open for 24 hours – Andanita Taj of Tagaytay.  This restaurant serves Mediterranean food.  I ordered shawarma :P.  Click here to know more about this hotel/restaurant.

Sunrise came and we craved for some Bulalo!  We went to Leslie’s to cam-whore… and to eat!  Check out the awesome set of pictures! 😀

On our way home… and without sleep, we still had lots of energy in store!  What we did from Tagaytay to Manila is just to sing our heart out!  We even recorded ourselves (video).  Hit play on the video below. 😛  We also played a game… Like we play a song and the one who will say the Title and the Artist first WINS!  The prize … nothing… 😛  Just for fun!  hahaha

Oh yes… I had trouble uploading the videos to youtube because these are recorded by my panasonic lumix lz10.  It is in HD (high-definition) and the file is quite heavy.  I had to download a converter and a video editor just to trim it down.  I got carried away though… and I made this video 😛

Watch the video in HD here.

Links

The 85-ers Halloween Adventure by Kring Elanzano of funnysexy.ph

Gallery by flaircandy.com

Gallery by Michi

Blog entry on Andanita Taj of Tagaytay

Camera away from the driver video

Hand in my pocket – 85-ers cover video

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