Helicopter ride

I was a stringer for a government news agency when I first rode a helicopter. We were on our way to Camp Nakar in Quezon for an official coverage. I admit I was a bit nervous during the flight. Who would not get nervous when all that was holding me to my seat was a loose seat belt and the door was not even closed so I could feel the cold wind touching my face while we were flying.

After a few minutes in the air, I was already enjoying the short flight to the province even if we were actually flying in the “unsafe” zone for the military. Our military companions were in battle gear and holding rifles which are expected of them. I, however, was armed not with zoom recorders from musicians friend but an ordinary tape recorder for the interview. Riding an aircraft was one of the best parts of my old job.

Visiting Gensan remains a dream

The family always discussed about visiting relatives in General Santos City. But up to this day, the plan remains a plan. It’s like wishing for the best luxury paris apartment rentals when we only rely on our meager salary. We couldn’t just travel without pocket money and air fare. And we have to stay somewhere….

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Improvise your own pool

While everyone else flocks to the beach this summer, some still prefer to stay at home and be comfy in their own makeshift pool. If I have a bigger space at home, I would setup a king size pool of our own. Besides being cost-effective, I’m confident that everybody’s safe from accidents as I can…

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Cebupac’s seat sale promo

You might want to check out this latest promo of Cebu Pacific Air.

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Fort Santiago visit

Going out in the scorching heat of the sun is not advisable health-wise, but two Saturdays ago the family was blessed with a partly cloudy skies that we were able to go out and visit Fort Santiago. We’ve been planning to visit this place for the longest time. It was only realized last April 13….

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Low Cost Holiday Deals

Top of the agenda for many holidaymakers is price. And if you’re looking for a low cost holiday deal, there are more than a few ways to grab a cut-price bargain. When you’re looking for a cheap holiday, one of the best places to start is by searching for a late deal. It has long…

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Family Cruise Tips

Although family trips are supposed to be fun, there are always instances when family members feel that they can have more fun somewhere else. If you would like all of your family members to have fun while you are cruising together, remember that this is a trip that all of you should enjoy. Incorporating activities…

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Manila Central Post Office

From Wikipedia: The Manila Central Post Office is the central post office of the city of Manila, Philippines. It is the head office of the Philippine Postal Corporation, and houses the country’s main mail sorting-distribution operations. Designed by Juan M. Arellano, the post office building was built in neoclassical architecture in 1926. It was severely…

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