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I wish I was Johann Ludwig Burckhardt

Some first encounters are ireplaceable, they can happen once and the impact is something you can't replicate afterwards, Imagine yourself being swiss explorer Johann Ludwig Burckhardt (why do they have to have such complicated names? whats wrong with just Van Dam??), Johann was an explorer and toured the middle east/african region back in the 18th century, GPS was still an expensive gadget for young ... Read full Blog post

Moving to Manila

It was about a year ago, when I received phone call from my hubby asking me what do I think about Manila. I wasn't sure, I said I've been there before, memories rush to the surface of my mind. Crowded roads of jeepneys, the smell of exhaust, constant horning, traffic jams, YMCA's hotel, people selling food from small carts....I stayed only a day in Manila before heading down to Boracay about 12 years ... Read full Blog post

Volunteering for typhoon Ketsana victims

“There’s nothing stronger than the heart of a volunteer,” says a general in the movie Pearl Harbor. True enough, typhoon Ondoy (internationally nicknamed Ketsana) may have proven its might by destroying hundreds of lives and hundreds more in houses and properties, yet this monster-of-a-calamity did not win in devastating the faith and Good Samaritan-spirit of thousands of men and ... Read full Blog post

Traveling back to my 2009 trips

Watching travelers in an airport coffee shop while waiting for my flight, I couldn't help but wonder what 2010 has for me when it comes to traveling.   Of course, 2009 was a good one. I have covered almost 20,000 miles, visited four countries, and enjoyed several beaches and landmarks. It was my first time to cross the Pacific, expanding my journeys beyond Asia, and to travel during my birthday.   Looking ... Read full Blog post

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Summer Destination to Avoid: Gulf of Mexico

EPA is failing to do their job monitoring the air and reporting factual data. The people need to be made aware that their lives and long term livelihood are at stake because of the air quality in Gulf of Mexico.

How to Avoid Traveling Troubles

Traveling to a certain destination might not become memorable if there are too many troubles along the way. Remember that even the best trips are usually not trouble-free. Follow these tips that help lessen the hassles.

Unique Toys from Japan

Japan is known for its fascinating, and sometimes, eccentric culture. From anime, karaoke, to advanced technology, the Land of the Rising Sun always has something unique to offer.

Exploring California's Venice Beach

Travelers who are after the sunny side of Southern California can visit the beautifully eccentric Venice Beach, also known as Arnold Schwarzenegger’s Muscle Beach, home to Hollywood royalties Julia Roberts, Kate Beckinsale, and Nicolas Cage.

When Mother Nature wields terror

Some places are made dangerous by the conflicts brought about by humans. But in these towns and cities—most of them heavily populated—it is Mother Nature which is always on the verge of wrath, wrecking havoc of unimaginable proportions.