We are counting down the days until another trip around the sun is completed! I still can’t believe that 2023 is almost over.
Here’s a look back of what had happened to me personally for the past year—most of which unpublished in this blog.
After wanting for so long, I finally had the unexpected chance to cross the Golden Gate Bridge on foot!
Three days is too long when you’re in a bad company, but too short when you are enjoying yourself. On our final day in La Union, we just savored our last moments with food and enjoying the waters.
So many stories to tell, so little time, but I’m back! I’m not sure where to begin, but I’ll do my best to get this blog caught up.
For the first time in this blog’s existence, I’m officially setting my status to “OOO” (Out-of-office) as I enjoy the summer season elsewhere, without my personal laptop.
Fitbit was acquired by Google in 2021 but has remained out of sight—until now. And they’re coming for your Fitbit account!
Exploration was the theme of our second day as we visit the sights of San Juan as well as San Fernando. And I woke up early that day to visit a unique oddity…
We decided to go to La Union (also known as “Elyu”) without too much planning—no hotels, no itinerary, just go! At the back of my mind, it was a recipe for a disaster…
Bulabog beach was our last frontier on this trip and I found it surprising how it had a totally different vibe from the rest of Boracay.
Seven years and a pandemic later, we arrived at a totally different Boracay. This made exploring the island much more exciting as it felt new, yet familiar at the same time.
We would not leave Bataan without dropping by one of its most popular landmarks, Dambana ng Kagitingan or the Mount Samat Cross. It’s not an easy commute, but we made it.
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