The really great thing about traveling is that every destination carries its own tune, its own innate experiences, and its own vibe. I think one will find what they’re looking for, but then… Continue reading
Climbing Mt. Pulag: Thoughts and Reflection “Yes, tell your story. Be an example to others. Tell everyone that it is possible, and then others will find the courage to climb their own mountains.”… Continue reading
Long after I have given up, my heart still searches for you without my permission… Exactly 8 years ago this day, August 22, I died. It was that day when she left me… Continue reading
Some six (or seven) years ago, I entertained the idea of wanting to set foot on all 81 provinces in the Philippines. The goal seems far-fetched until I noticed that after a couple… Continue reading
“Community is a sign that love is possible in a materialistic world where people so often either ignore or fight each other. It is a sign that we don’t need a lot of… Continue reading
Words are exceptionally the most commanding force presented to people. The use of such is something we do every single day whenever we talk to people, and even to ourselves. We either have the freedom… Continue reading
When you’re lost, when you’re in a “quatervois” — where do you begin? Most people I know (personal or random acquaintances) perceive me as someone jolly and happy and blessed and living a… Continue reading
Prague, Czech Republic’s capital, is a city you shouldn’t miss when you are in Europe. Here are 5 reasons how Prague swept me off my feet in a heartbeat. 1. Prague’s allure is… Continue reading
I am glad that some things never change. (Okay, they may have changed but not very significant). Over the weekend (actually, it is still weekend while I am doing this piece), I went… Continue reading
Dear Portugal, Portugal kitang hinintay (can be translated as “I have long waited for you, Portugal)!, Was I happy? Are you kidding me? I wasn’t happy! I was enamored, over-whelmed (insert all superlatives… Continue reading
The secret of living a happy life is to “slow down and do one thing at a time”, my grandmother once told me. At this day and age what people call millennial generation,… Continue reading
For most people traveling this side of the Cordillera region, Atok, a town in the province of Benguet, has become the usual “stop-over” for buses, and other vehicles that are plying the Halsema… Continue reading
