Antonio’s in Tagaytay has always been one of our favorite special occasions place to dine. The last time we were here was in November 2018, a week after my mom passed away. We wanted to “lighten” the mood by celebrating all the November birthday celebrators. This time we gathered once more to observe my dad’s […]
Early last year I started cycling once more after more than 8yrs of stopping. All the while I was simply using sneakers and flat pedals since I was biking with an MTB. But after I sold my MTB and started using gravel bikes exclusively, I wanted to return to clipless pedals once more. I have […]
Finally had the opportunity to travel to Baguio ( my fave vacation place in the Philippines) with my family for a short 3 day stay from Dec. 30, 2022 – Jan. 1, 2023. We opted to rent an AirBnb place located inside Camp John Hay because we wanted some peace and quiet away from the […]
1 Chronicles 21:24 But King David replied to Araunah, “No, I insist on paying the full price. I will not take for the LORD what is yours or sacrifice a burnt offering that costs me nothing.” Each year as we enter the fourth quarter of the year, the more organized among us would start planning […]
Holiday Monday (Oct. 31, 2022) breakfast date with my wife at Paul Boulangerie Cafe, BGC. Photos taken with the Fuji X100V.
Lamentations is one of the saddest, most tragic books in the Bible, graphically describing God’s planned punishment for Israel’s stubborn disobedience. It is filled with prophecies of doom and gloom and Jeremiah’s seemingly unending, dismal outlook for Israel. It is aptly titled, because it is truly the lament of the prophet Jeremiah over Israel’s future. […]
On June 2022, I decided to drive up to one of my fave/happy places in the Philippines – Baguio City for a short 3-day anniversary trip with my wife. This was my 1st trip back to Baguio since the pandemic started. It rained and was generally overcast the whole trip but it only added to […]
2020 was the year the world as we know it changed. Covid-19 became a pandemic and many parts of the world stood still. Lockdowns and quarantines became the norm. Travel (both local and international) became severely restricted. It seems like all we did was stay home and we can only look back longingly at the […]
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