- Tuesday, July 12, 2016
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Try to test your K-Drama Addiction Level from Dramafever. I, myself admit that I am a Kdrama Lover since 2005.
A MUST-WATCH KOREAN MOVIE LIST:
A MUST-WATCH "WE GOT MARRIED SHOW" LIST OF COUPLE:
- Monday, July 11, 2016
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This confession story is a continuation of my latest entry, Thrill of Freedom. Again, in the late summer of that year, I was so innocent and happy—without a care in the world—as long as I could enjoy that taste of freedom. It’s nice to bring back those good memories from the past. Now, I can’t help but laugh when I remember myself back then.
- Sunday, June 26, 2016
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Do you love swinging on the swings? I admit, this is my favorite playground equipment when I was young. I'm sure nothing beats the feeling when you're with your friends in the playground and push each other going back and forth. Higher and higher. And, when you drop back down it feels like you're flying to the moon and back. Agree?
- Sunday, May 29, 2016
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I was feeling exhilarated by the thrill of freedom on those late summer nights, just testing my independence. For some reason, 2011 is one of the most important years of my life.
I was spending my vacation at my aunt's house for almost two months. One time, my younger sister, our nanny, and I were planning to share our secrets when we found out that my aunt's family was on vacation in Surigao for five days. So, only the three of us were left at home.
The plan went like this: my younger sister secretly brought her boyfriend home. She's too young, and our parents wouldn’t allow her to be in a relationship. So, hiding their relationship was a challenging task, especially with all the gossipers in our neighborhood. Of course, nothing serious happened—they were just at the "we’re talking" stage of dating, hanging out in our front yard, while the nanny and I had our own world under the roof.
Now, it was my turn. It was my first time sneaking out at night without getting caught, and I really enjoyed myself. I lied to get a taste of freedom, with the help of my younger sister and nanny. My aunt always monitored us closely and made sure to call every day and night to check if we were home.
I was in the middle of the road when my sister texted me that my aunt was looking for me and wanted to talk to me on the phone.
And I was like...
So, I thought of something reasonable. I texted my younger sister back, telling her not to wake me up because I wasn’t feeling well—dysmenorrhea, you know, the usual period pain every woman dreads. I was hoping this excuse would divert my aunt and she wouldn’t bother me anymore. If not... well, I was as good as dead.
Honestly, I didn’t give a damn about the consequences if I got caught. But just to get that taste of freedom I’d wanted for so long, I was going all in—“no guts, no glory.” Oha! Trying to be brave even though I’m prone to heart attacks! Haha, my goodness!
But God was good to me—thank God! You have no idea what a relief it was to read the message from my sister that my plan had been successful. Still, I kept reminding myself to be home early in the morning before my aunt could catch me.
At the same time, I was like, “YES! HAPPY sha la la la! It’s so nice to be happy sha la la la!”
- Friday, May 20, 2016
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- Friday, May 20, 2016
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You and Me
- Friday, May 20, 2016
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- Saturday, May 07, 2016
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Back in 2013, I went with him to watch these incredible animals up close. Here I am—getting the chance to swim near a whale shark for a 30-minute limit! Of course, there are some important rules and regulations you need to follow:
No flash photography
Maintain at least a 2-meter distance from the whale sharks

How to Get There
For Locals:
From Cebu South Bus Terminal, look for a bus headed to Oslob. When you pay your fare, tell the conductor to drop you off at Barangay Tan-awan, Oslob, the site for Whale Shark Watching. The fare for an air-conditioned bus costs around ₱150 to ₱160.
For Non-Locals:
I recommend taking a metered taxi from wherever you are to Cebu South Bus Terminal. When you get in, just tell the driver you’re headed to Cebu South Bus Terminal.
Note: There are two types of taxis—White Cab and Yellow Cab. I suggest riding a White Cab for a cheaper fare.
Once at Cebu South Bus Terminal, find a bus going to Oslob and inform the conductor to drop you off at Barangay Tan-awan for Whale Shark Watching. The fare is about ₱150 to ₱160 for air-conditioned buses.
Tips:
The best time to swim with the whale sharks is at 6 AM. Arrive early to avoid long lines and sunburn.
Whale Shark watching is only allowed from 6 AM to 12 noon, as the butanding (whale sharks) are given time to rest in the afternoon.
DON’T WORRY! There’s a solution to all your questions and concerns. If it’s your first time swimming with the whale sharks, there’s an orientation before you get in the water to guide you through everything.
If you want pictures but don’t have your own GoPro or underwater camera, AGAIN, DON’T WORRY! There’s a camera you can rent for Php 500 to 700. I recommend bringing a USB drive to transfer all your photos or an extra SD card. If you don’t have one, no problem—there’s an empty disc available at the souvenir shop.
Have a great trip! :)
- Saturday, April 16, 2016
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- Sunday, April 03, 2016
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Clingy as Always
- Sunday, March 27, 2016
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- Saturday, March 05, 2016
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- Saturday, February 27, 2016
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