Jetsetter!

No I'm not. March 2, 2012 marks the day I'll first ride an airplane.


3:35 PM is our scheduled departure time from Davao Int'l Airport. Then, three hours and fifteen minutes later, I'm in Changi Int'l Airport.


A day after, I'm in Resorts World Sentosa. :)

I'm very much thankful to my sister for this two-week vacation. Moreover, I'm excited to explore the wonders of Singapore.

Farewell

A special despedida for our friend Aimee. I wish you all the best in your future endeavors.

Liezel was the cutest. What could have been a heavyhearted get-together was turned into laughter and a merry occasion. She's so adorable and fun.

PS:

"Some people come into our lives and quickly go.Some stay for awhile and leave footprints on our hearts. And we are never, ever the same".

Adrenaline rush.

Lake Sebu, from its humble beginnings now emerges as a top tourist destination in the Philippines. A hidden gem rediscovered as it features a bounty of natural wonders. It prides itself with scenic waterfalls, lakes, adorable flora and fauna. Resorts can be found anywhere, and several adventure getaways amidst the conventional way of living.

Lake Sebu also boasts what ought to be as the highest zip line throughout the country. Over a hundred-meter ride across and above its picturesque waterfalls. Hence, I won’t allow myself to be one-upped. Nervous and excited, I was filled with anticipation as I am going to experience it for the very first-time. I brought my camera with me to capture a lifetime memory.

The second we were airborne I outstretched my arms forward and flew like superman. Haha! Flying felt like it’s the amazing thing in the world. Adrenaline rushed through my veins for the first few seconds of the ride. At the same time, a breathtaking imagery greeted me and my sister. Amazing greens and rainbows along the waterfalls welcomed us as we set out. It was one hell of a ride!

Share. Still shots from the video I took:

Pizza, Carnival and Bargain Escape

When it comes to snacks and foodstuffs my friends and I wouldn't miss it for the world. There's a new pizzeria established at our hometown a few weeks ago. Tia Nina is the name of the latest eating place, and aside from pizza they also serve pasta, refreshments and the likes. Actually, we've heard of the place only by ear but we were amazed because they served larger size pizzas. It caught our interest straight out. Sure as can be, I was more inclined to see how it looks than how it tastes. (^o^)~

Quite a few people were there probably brought about by the T'nalak Festival. The place is relatively closed in but nonetheless accommodating. The staff prepares the pizza upfront. Though like any other business establishments serving foods and drinks it takes a while until what you ordered is served. Funny how I can picture my friends' faces for some modest stomach grumbling. I actually came after them because my family and I had our dinner from somewhere, somehow I was satiated when I came.

While waiting, we spent the time for some small talk and of course some dissing and mocking like we always do. ~~ and DOCUMENTATION. (^w^)~!

 They ordered an extra large sized pizza. A thin crust pizza with 16 slices, though I don't exactly know what flavor/recipe it was. It tastes really good minus the slight burns in the crust.

The evening was still young after our pizza experience and besides it's the eve of the fiesta. We decided to head to ProTech Center for some entertainment. It took us a long time and some cash at the carnival because we were caught by the heavy rain. After the rain, we went in to some stalls stationed outside ProTech Center. Moreover, we also went to some bargain stores fixed alongside the streets.

Remy gets to be the photographer most of the time. ~kekeke

I really had a fun night and enjoyed much of it. Thanks to my friends who keep me company always. ♥