Back from a long hiatus! Sharing my favorite photos (that are still existent) so far. My old laptop got busted and I’m still trying to figure out how I can get my files. All of my freakin files. Good news is, I’m now running on a way faster (and flashier) laptop. Papa got me a white Sony VAIO! *u*
This particular photo made us win 4 bags of Ruffles for placing 2nd on our photography class *u*
To celebrate our freedom (lol, cause final exams were over), we went to Makati for some retail therapy at Forever 21. It was disappointing that there weren’t cute clothes at the store. We also needed to buy gifts for our exchange gift with friends.
After successfully getting some gifts, we decided not to go home yet since we don’t have anything to do at home anymore. From Greenbelt 5, we walked and walked and walked until we finally reached the Ayala Triangle gardens. Last week, a tv show featured the christmas lights along Ayala Avenue and Ayala Triangle Gardens. And oh boy it did not disappoint! Everything looked surreal.
We also had dinner at Momo Cafe, despite of saying we were all on a tight budget. We shared big platters of cheese sticks(?) and red sauce pasta. the food was delicious, especially the pasta. I didn’t have any picture of it cause we ate it as soon as it was served.
Starbucks beside Fiamma is the place for people who needs to sober up… FAST. The smell of the coffee is amazing. It makes anyone get back to their senses.
AnonymousIt’s not yet done! I’ll take pictures when it’s done.. this weekend perhaps!
So let me get started with my long overdue post about my Ilocos trip. <3
We just had to sit in the grass and take pictures! Plus, our legs look amazing here HAHA
My cutesy-patootsie satchel that I bought from Hebe Manila. Thank goodness for this because every single bit of my stuff can fit, even my camera!
The beautiful Vigan! For a moment, I convinced myself that I was out of the country or like I was in some postcard or something. The Heritage Village was really amazing! I kept saying that I could stay there for a whole day and I would not complain. The 11-hour bus ride was totally worth it!
We also had our fix of a Calesa ride. It wasn’t my first time, since we also had them in my province before, but riding it on Vigan gave a different vibe. The streets, the people and even the weather.
In effort to match the vintage-ness. /hidesforever
I might do a post #2 cause I really have more photos. We were there for three days! I also made a *fireworks* VIDEO DIARY!! I’m editing it right now and might post it on weekend. :)
