filed in Philippines, Vacation on Jan.22, 2008
Parasailing. I really enjoyed the parasail ride with my hubby. A parachute is being dragged by a speedboat for 15 minutes. You will surely capture a great view out of this flying adventure. You can also see Bataan . Where’s my daughter? In the speedboat sleeping. It’s really a spectacular adventure with my husband.
filed in Daughter, Vacation on Jan.22, 2008
At last we succeed! She likes to wear her hat now. Dulce is playing with her. She had a complete set of stuff toys of Pooh and friends. You can see tiger lying on the floor. She likes to play with rubber ball because every time it bounces, it flashes lights.
filed in Cagayan de Oro, Daughter, Transportation, Vacation on Jan.18, 2008
This is our close friend, Dulce, she’s living with us for more than eight years.
Riding at the back of a multi-cab and enjoying the nature and the wind. This is a residential area on the outskirts of Cagayan de Oro City, Philippines . The road, aside from being wide they are line with trees. It’s nice to have an early jog or walk here while listening to the birds chirping.
filed in Baguio City, Philippines, Vacation on Jan.18, 2008
Baguio Botanical Garden is also known as Igorot Village. It’s is located in the downtown area of Baguio. This is a large park and almost of the size of the Burnham Park. Inside the garden you will find native huts of the Igorots. As you explore this man-made village you will appreciate the beauty of its landscapes decorated with trees and plants. As tourists can usually take pictures with the Igorot tribesmen dressed in their traditional costume. Botanical Garden is named such because it is tasked with growing pine seedlings and other flora and fauna for the constant “greening” of Baguio.
