"The world is too big," she said, "but that doesn't mean we stop searching."
It has always been an innate tendency of us humans to celebrate the beginnings and endings of chapters in our lives -- birthdays, new years, weddings, graduations. Last month, a week before we finally bid adieu to what has been our home for 4, maybe 5, perhaps even 6 years, a group of college… Continue reading Philippine Travels # 2: The End of the World (As We Know It)
I wish I can tell you that once is all it takes. I wish I can tell you that you can know a person's entire life - his dreams and his stories, his regrets and his nightmares - after one conversation. I wish I can tell you that you can understand a city's history… Continue reading Replays and Surprises (Why I travel)
(The Summit of Mt. Pulag, the highest mountain in Luzon) I've never really been much of a physically active person (despite the fact that I've been an ROTC officer for the past couple of years) but what I'm sure I am is stubborn (and severely spontaneous). Perhaps it's the Cancer in me, but I've always… Continue reading Ad Astra Per Aspera
(Mt. Pulag, Benguet. 19 October 2013) Date a girl who travels because she has a relentless thirst for doing new things - or, and this is even better, doing new things with you. Date a girl who spends her free time looking for new places to go to, digging for new bargains, talking to new people,… Continue reading Date a Girl Who Travels
Of perpetual finds 