If there is any structure that mirrors the resilient spirit of the people of Bago City in Negros Occidental, then it would be Balay ni Tan Juan, the ancestral home of the Negrense revolutionary hero Gen. Juan Araneta.
Hello! How have you been? I haven’t blogged in a very, very, VERY long time! So I’m hoping to start the ball rolling again. What a wonderful time to start travelling again! After two and a half years of being home-bound, everyone I know just can’t wait to book flights, seal the best room deals, […]
Homesickness hits me without warning. We are walking along Rue de l’ Assomption in Paris, on our way back to the Maison d’Accueil de l’Assomption where we’ll be staying for the next three days. Already it is seven in the evening, yet it is as bright as 10AM. The thought of going back to an […]
Planning a trip can be time-consuming work, especially if it involves travelling overseas. Here’s how to plan well for your next trip abroad.
I am an Aklanon. Therefore, I am convinced that the best Sto.Niño fiesta can only be experienced in my hometown of Ibajay in Aklan. I mean I thought it was the only Sto. Niño fiesta that really mattered. But going to Cebu for the Sinulog was a genuine revelation. The Sinulog is Cebu’s biggest and […]