After a week, I'm finally back home from Singapore. Nope, it wasn't a leisure trip, but a true-to-form business one. It was a fun experience though, because for the first time I travelled with my team members (well at least two of them).
More stories, but one really funny thing was that one of my team members had unfortunate experiences when we were in the immigration area (both here and in Singapore!). Here in the Philippines alone, the Immigration Officer asked a lot about her trip and employment (more like background checks I guess). Then she lost her departure card, then had trouble with the custom's card.
Anyways, I really gotta rest now, will blog again soon. Lots of stories to tell, fears I worry, and what's in store for me (gulp).
Cheers!
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Jun 15, 2012
Mar 19, 2012
Weekend @ Nasugbu
I'm down with a cold (and sore body) right now, but it's ok, because the main culprit for me being sick was a really pleasant one... a weekend trip to Nasugbu, Batangas!
It was a major major afterthought one early Saturday morning when the little girl suddenly said that she wanted to go to the beach and play with sand. Hubby, being very eager to please our dalring, told me to book asap for an overnight stay. And so I did.
It was a trip well worth it! The little girl enjoyed playing at the beach, while we enjoyed eating, hahaha. Got some T-bone steaks and crabs for dinner! The next day, we hired a boat for us to have a boat ride. We loved every minute of it!
This was how we ended our day at home...
Who wouldn't want this every week right? Goodness, all these weekend bliss makes me crave for more. If only we had enough moolah then I would love to do this every week, going to all fab places in the Philippines!
Well... actually, I surprised hubby with a new vacation spree this April... Here's a sneak peek...
Anyways, need to rest now. Gotta get well because I can't afford to be on sick leave again (workaholic talking). Hahahaha!
It was a major major afterthought one early Saturday morning when the little girl suddenly said that she wanted to go to the beach and play with sand. Hubby, being very eager to please our dalring, told me to book asap for an overnight stay. And so I did.
It was a trip well worth it! The little girl enjoyed playing at the beach, while we enjoyed eating, hahaha. Got some T-bone steaks and crabs for dinner! The next day, we hired a boat for us to have a boat ride. We loved every minute of it!
Look at Eanna's face here hahahah!
This was how we ended our day at home...
Who wouldn't want this every week right? Goodness, all these weekend bliss makes me crave for more. If only we had enough moolah then I would love to do this every week, going to all fab places in the Philippines!
Well... actually, I surprised hubby with a new vacation spree this April... Here's a sneak peek...
Still in the Philippines, but yeah, I'm sooo very looking forward to this trip!
Anyways, need to rest now. Gotta get well because I can't afford to be on sick leave again (workaholic talking). Hahahaha!
Nov 7, 2011
Baguio Trip 2011
Whew. Just got back from our Baguio trip, and though the journey took hours (5 hours one way!), it was soooo well worth it!!!
The little girl was so happy the whole time, referring to the house where we stayed her "winter house." Hahaha. It was soooo cold, but in a really nice way. We went to the usual tourist spot places such as Burnham Park, Wright Park, the Grotto, Tam-awan Village (Garden in the Sky), Strawberry Farm, etc ets.
The hubby and I also had a date night at the Manor where he treated me a lovely dinner... *Sigh*
Many stories to tell but I'm really tired right now. Pics to follow too, and probably a review on what we ate at Le Chef. All I can say is, thank goodness we pushed through with our trip. I would definitely love to go back to Baguio even if traffic is a major bi-atch hahaha. Wish I could always travel and experience other places (makes me want to check out Travel Jobs hahah).
Promise, more pics and stories to come. For now, I must rest. There's work tomorrow! Now that's another battle. Hahaha.
The little girl was so happy the whole time, referring to the house where we stayed her "winter house." Hahaha. It was soooo cold, but in a really nice way. We went to the usual tourist spot places such as Burnham Park, Wright Park, the Grotto, Tam-awan Village (Garden in the Sky), Strawberry Farm, etc ets.
The hubby and I also had a date night at the Manor where he treated me a lovely dinner... *Sigh*
Many stories to tell but I'm really tired right now. Pics to follow too, and probably a review on what we ate at Le Chef. All I can say is, thank goodness we pushed through with our trip. I would definitely love to go back to Baguio even if traffic is a major bi-atch hahaha. Wish I could always travel and experience other places (makes me want to check out Travel Jobs hahah).
Promise, more pics and stories to come. For now, I must rest. There's work tomorrow! Now that's another battle. Hahaha.
Aug 29, 2011
Eanna's Birthday Plans
No more Fancy Nancy...
Because...
Crossing fingers now! :P
Crossing fingers now! :P
Apr 17, 2011
Live The Language - Paris
Found this in La Dolce Vita...
*Sigh*
What a lovely short film.
I just wish we have a similar short film for the Philippines to help promote our country.
*Sigh*
What a lovely short film.
I just wish we have a similar short film for the Philippines to help promote our country.
Mar 16, 2011
Food Trip in Singapore: Coffee Club
Easiest to blog about is the food experience in Singapore. Here's the last one (hehehe only pics available at the moment) at The Coffee Club, together with Maersk Line Training team (SIN).
This was my meal: Steak with prosciutto-rolled asparagus:
Steak was ok, I expected something more. But the asparagus and salsa are divine.
Plus this: Seafood bisque
Obvious ba it was so good, I only took a pic when the bowl was empty, heheheh. It's pretty obvious that I will probably need diet pills that work in order to contain my ballooning weight (and appetite hahaha).
Here were the rest of the meals:
Here's us!
This was my meal: Steak with prosciutto-rolled asparagus:
Plus this: Seafood bisque
Here were the rest of the meals:
Espresso baby back ribs - this one's coffee-good!
Chicken and jalapeno quesadilla - I loved this too!
My boss had this:
Steamed fish fillet with tomatoes
Here's us!
Back from Singapore
May 1, 2010
Day 2: Orchard Road
We woke up extremely late after a very tiring day travelling and our Clarke Quay stroll at night. We had a quick breakfast in our room (Virginia Ham, Cream Cheese, and Bread) before going to the battlefield that is Orchard Road. We took the tube and in a matter of minutes, we were in shopping heaven. The first shop that we checked out was Prada. Lovely, lovely Prada. I Asked for the Saffiano & Tessuto handbag but unfortunately, they no longer had it. Went to Louis Vuitton too but didn't find anything interesting except my last year's lust-for Insolite Murakami wallet. Still love the turquoise interior. Ack.
Then we went inside the mall proper... Ion. I love love and triple adore this mall. All the brands I loved were "housed" there. Alas, I decided that I didn't want to shop for myself. Just window-shop. I'm saving, I reminded myself. Dear sister joked me that she would only forgive me for not shopping along with them if I would buy a big-ticket item, such as a bag or a belt. Aherm. I said, nope. No temptations for me. Just looking.
We had lunch at 2pm, would you believe! True to form, I had Hainanese Chicken for lunch, while my Mom had a customized noodle soup. Sister, also true to form, got herself "Pork Asado" (sorry I didn't know what it was called there hehehehe). It was this moment when we got introduced to the Iced Kopi (iced coffee) and my oh my, we got really hooked. We promised to get ourselves those yummy iced Kopis tomorrow when we go to Vivo City. Anyways, it was also at this time that we decided to forego our planned Night Safari in favor of staying in the malls here at Orchard, nyahahahaha. I guess we really knew our priorities.
After lunch we checked out Sephora. I L-O-V-E this place. Oh my goodness there was a lot of goody stuff in this store. Can't believe we don't have this in Pinas, but I guess Beauty Bar and Essences will suffice. We spent considerable amount of time there before we made our purchases.
After Ion Orchard we zoomed in on going to the Balenciaga shop. prior to it though we passed by Hermes. Ack. There was a red and black reversible belt available. I was kinda chickening out (as usual) and said that I wanted orange and black so maybe we'd check out the airport store when we go home. Mom and sis groaned. Tehehehe. Ok, now to Balenciaga. I was very disappointed that they no longer had the Sang Giant City Bag, but only had the Moutard, Canard, Papeete, and other colors. They had Sang but in Perforated City. Didn't really like it that much. The Canard was a real beauty though, and for a second I was really tempted to get it. The Moutard was ok, but I was more into reds than yellows now. Sheeps, what a failed attempt. Oh well. Next season, maybe.
After, we went to Wisma Atria to check out Nine West and other stores. Well, the mall was just ok, something like Megamall. We preferred Ion Orchard hehehe, and promised that the day of our departure we would go back before finally heading to the airport.
My Mom and Sis got a couple of loots and they laughed at me for just getting a blouse in Mango. I said again that I wasn't interested in shopping galore so I was pretty much happy with my purchase.
We went home around 10:30 pm already and instead of having the Steamboat Seafood Buffet near Bugis Station, we just opted to eat in our room again - noodles, bread, and ham. We weren't really that hungry since we had a full late lunch.
Tomorrow's plan was to go to the Church at St. Andrews Cathedral (this will be a very interesting read hehehehe), check out the city's landmarks (Merlion, Raffles, City Hall, etc), eat lunch at Lau Pa Sat Festival Market, Chinatown, Vivo City.
Day 3 coming up soon!
Then we went inside the mall proper... Ion. I love love and triple adore this mall. All the brands I loved were "housed" there. Alas, I decided that I didn't want to shop for myself. Just window-shop. I'm saving, I reminded myself. Dear sister joked me that she would only forgive me for not shopping along with them if I would buy a big-ticket item, such as a bag or a belt. Aherm. I said, nope. No temptations for me. Just looking.
We had lunch at 2pm, would you believe! True to form, I had Hainanese Chicken for lunch, while my Mom had a customized noodle soup. Sister, also true to form, got herself "Pork Asado" (sorry I didn't know what it was called there hehehehe). It was this moment when we got introduced to the Iced Kopi (iced coffee) and my oh my, we got really hooked. We promised to get ourselves those yummy iced Kopis tomorrow when we go to Vivo City. Anyways, it was also at this time that we decided to forego our planned Night Safari in favor of staying in the malls here at Orchard, nyahahahaha. I guess we really knew our priorities.
After lunch we checked out Sephora. I L-O-V-E this place. Oh my goodness there was a lot of goody stuff in this store. Can't believe we don't have this in Pinas, but I guess Beauty Bar and Essences will suffice. We spent considerable amount of time there before we made our purchases.
After Ion Orchard we zoomed in on going to the Balenciaga shop. prior to it though we passed by Hermes. Ack. There was a red and black reversible belt available. I was kinda chickening out (as usual) and said that I wanted orange and black so maybe we'd check out the airport store when we go home. Mom and sis groaned. Tehehehe. Ok, now to Balenciaga. I was very disappointed that they no longer had the Sang Giant City Bag, but only had the Moutard, Canard, Papeete, and other colors. They had Sang but in Perforated City. Didn't really like it that much. The Canard was a real beauty though, and for a second I was really tempted to get it. The Moutard was ok, but I was more into reds than yellows now. Sheeps, what a failed attempt. Oh well. Next season, maybe.
After, we went to Wisma Atria to check out Nine West and other stores. Well, the mall was just ok, something like Megamall. We preferred Ion Orchard hehehe, and promised that the day of our departure we would go back before finally heading to the airport.
My Mom and Sis got a couple of loots and they laughed at me for just getting a blouse in Mango. I said again that I wasn't interested in shopping galore so I was pretty much happy with my purchase.
We went home around 10:30 pm already and instead of having the Steamboat Seafood Buffet near Bugis Station, we just opted to eat in our room again - noodles, bread, and ham. We weren't really that hungry since we had a full late lunch.
Tomorrow's plan was to go to the Church at St. Andrews Cathedral (this will be a very interesting read hehehehe), check out the city's landmarks (Merlion, Raffles, City Hall, etc), eat lunch at Lau Pa Sat Festival Market, Chinatown, Vivo City.
Day 3 coming up soon!
Apr 28, 2010
Day 1: Changi, Intercon, Bugis, Clark Quay
We arrived at Changi Airport via Singapore Airlines around 5 pm. It was a good flight, with very minimal disturbances. The food was ok (baked fish with lemon dill sauce, baked potatoes, and cold beef pasta salad), though I found the fish salty. The movie selection was good too, and I got to watch "Percy Jackson and the Olympians." The small screen was not at its best but manageable.
Going through the whole airport thing was a breeze, and we were very excited to take our MRT ride going to our hotel, Intercon. I kinda studied the MRT system already prior to our trip (yep, I had too, as my knowledge on this is rusty already) so it was not really much difficult. What was funny though was my sister left her card in the tube, so we had to stifle our laughs for fear of irritating her. Good thing when we arrived at Bugis Station, the lady who we asked for help just sent her through after seeing our baggage.
Our location was very nice and convenient indeed, and we loved the fact that Intercon is connected to the Bugis station via the Bugis Junction. Grocery was there, food court had a nice selection, and shops galore. Hehehe. Intercon looked good also, and our room was very nice and big. Its design was a bit "traditional" unlike where I stayed the last time when the furnishings and beddings were ultra modern and sleek.
We rested for a while before having dinner at the Junction food court. gash, when you convert the price to peso you'd be shocked with the high price but it's ok, it's always like that, right? Hahaha. Then we just took the cab going to Clarke Quay. That was my request because I wanted to drink and taste the nightlife (I loved it when I first went there). The place was, as expected, full of people, loud music, lights and all. I didn't drink though. Awww. I wasn't feeling it, and maybe because I was tired too.
We walked for a bit and took some pictures (of course) and discussed what to do the next day. We decided to go with my plan of heading to Orchard first thing in the morning, then Night Safari at night.
What we noticed was though there were a lot of people and teens just drinking their own booze either at the side streets or at the bridge, the place (and Singapore itself) was very clean and kept well. But I'll just blog about that later on.
Anyways, we spent some considerable time there, appreciating the view, the place itself that was full of life, and of course, people watching. Tehehehe. We came back around 12 midnight via taxi still (wanted the MRT but we felt we're already tired), and took our well-deserved rest.
Day 2 coming up soon!
Going through the whole airport thing was a breeze, and we were very excited to take our MRT ride going to our hotel, Intercon. I kinda studied the MRT system already prior to our trip (yep, I had too, as my knowledge on this is rusty already) so it was not really much difficult. What was funny though was my sister left her card in the tube, so we had to stifle our laughs for fear of irritating her. Good thing when we arrived at Bugis Station, the lady who we asked for help just sent her through after seeing our baggage.
Our location was very nice and convenient indeed, and we loved the fact that Intercon is connected to the Bugis station via the Bugis Junction. Grocery was there, food court had a nice selection, and shops galore. Hehehe. Intercon looked good also, and our room was very nice and big. Its design was a bit "traditional" unlike where I stayed the last time when the furnishings and beddings were ultra modern and sleek.
We rested for a while before having dinner at the Junction food court. gash, when you convert the price to peso you'd be shocked with the high price but it's ok, it's always like that, right? Hahaha. Then we just took the cab going to Clarke Quay. That was my request because I wanted to drink and taste the nightlife (I loved it when I first went there). The place was, as expected, full of people, loud music, lights and all. I didn't drink though. Awww. I wasn't feeling it, and maybe because I was tired too.
We walked for a bit and took some pictures (of course) and discussed what to do the next day. We decided to go with my plan of heading to Orchard first thing in the morning, then Night Safari at night.
What we noticed was though there were a lot of people and teens just drinking their own booze either at the side streets or at the bridge, the place (and Singapore itself) was very clean and kept well. But I'll just blog about that later on.
Anyways, we spent some considerable time there, appreciating the view, the place itself that was full of life, and of course, people watching. Tehehehe. We came back around 12 midnight via taxi still (wanted the MRT but we felt we're already tired), and took our well-deserved rest.
Day 2 coming up soon!
Apr 27, 2010
Tired, But Happy
Just got back from our Singapore trip! I've got not much energy so I'll probably update my blog later on, after a well-deserved rest. Lots of memories to share!
Ciao for now!
Ciao for now!
Mar 26, 2010
Luggage Needed!
I just came home from watching Alice in Wonderland with my sister, brother, and nephew, and though a lot of people said they didn't like it, I quite enjoyed the film. Anyway, aside from the movie, sister and I have been talking non-stop about our upcoming Singapore trip with my Mom. We're excited already! I told her the "itinerary" I made so far:
Day 1: Clark Quay
Day 2: China Town, Orchard Rd, Night Safari
Day 3: Vivo City, Sentosa
Day 4: Merlion and "Raffles area"
My only concern now is that I still do not have luggage to use. See, I used to travel frequently but I took advantage of the fact that my Dad had spare luggage. Now, my Mom and sister will borrow from him, and that will probably leave me with nothing. Of course, I will not use a shipping box for the goods I'd be bringing home (uh-oh, did I say that?) so I better take a look at my options. Cheapest I guess is the luggage of Kamiseta (now with black and white colors), which I was supposed to buy two years ago for our HK trip (but didn't... borrowed from Dad that time hehehe).
We'll see. Don't want to use my hubby's spare luggage. It's as big as me. Or if not, I can fit inside. Hahaha.
Day 1: Clark Quay
Day 2: China Town, Orchard Rd, Night Safari
Day 3: Vivo City, Sentosa
Day 4: Merlion and "Raffles area"
My only concern now is that I still do not have luggage to use. See, I used to travel frequently but I took advantage of the fact that my Dad had spare luggage. Now, my Mom and sister will borrow from him, and that will probably leave me with nothing. Of course, I will not use a shipping box for the goods I'd be bringing home (uh-oh, did I say that?) so I better take a look at my options. Cheapest I guess is the luggage of Kamiseta (now with black and white colors), which I was supposed to buy two years ago for our HK trip (but didn't... borrowed from Dad that time hehehe).
We'll see. Don't want to use my hubby's spare luggage. It's as big as me. Or if not, I can fit inside. Hahaha.
Sep 22, 2009
I Dreamed of the US
And it was a lovely dream, indeed! So now I am fixated about saving in order for us three, Enrique, Eanna, and I, to go to the US. I was thinking of Canada then NY, but then, I also want to go to Disneyland. I guess I should save more and follow a really tight budget for us to have a California side-trip as well. And since we have relatives in all three places, we don't have to look for places to stay. As for Disneyland, thank goodness my relatives in California live "near" Disneyland, so no need to check out hotels near Disneyland. Hehehe.
This plan however would not come into fruition in the near future though. We already have a Boracay trip early next year, so I guess hubby will be strict in terms of a second travel next year. We'll see. Hahaha
This plan however would not come into fruition in the near future though. We already have a Boracay trip early next year, so I guess hubby will be strict in terms of a second travel next year. We'll see. Hahaha
Jul 1, 2009
Ocean's 13 and Vegas
Last weekend was the first time I got to watch Ocean's 13. Yes, yes, probably I'm so late in watching it, considering that I've watched the previous movies during opening day. Anyway, the movie was more complex than ever, or am I getting too old already that my mind cannot process the seemingly complicated plot? Anyway, it just reminded me of my Vegas vacations with my sister and my cousins almost ten years ago, the time when all we could do was sneak in one of those slot machines or just watch at people, or worse, sit on the floor and fall asleep. Hahahaha. We were too young to play that time. Well, if given a chance, I'm hoping that we can meet up again in the US and go to Vegas, baby. Careful on the cash though! And I would love to eat in those mega-buffets again. Yummy.
*Sigh*
When will this happen again....
*Sigh*
When will this happen again....
Jun 15, 2009
And If I Do Travel...
Been talking about saving in times of financial crisis, but if I do travel, then I should start planning and researching for the ebst deals. My travel appetite was activated (hahaha what a word) when friend S invited me to go with her to Cambodia. Of coruse, I had to beg if it's possible that we go to South Korea instead (hahahaha) but then, I guess Cambodia it is (if ever, ha!). Receiving updates from friend K and her hubby A's Las Vegas trip also made me daydream about hubby and I going there and all. Which reminds me, I should ask her if she heard of Sahara hotel and if it's good. The rates are pretty much ok, but of course there are limits to me looking for the cheapest possible, right (gash, I rememeber that HK experience hahaha).
What made me interested the most was S's information that there is a package tour to Greece, which only costs around Php 80k per person! Is that ok, is that cheap? is that expensive? I don't know but it sounded to me like it's a good deal. I hope this is ok with hubby, since he promsied that we will travel next year. I hope so too, and I hope I won't chicken out. You know, be jittery again about the whoel financial crisis.
Again, that History Channel feature is kicking me. Argh.
What made me interested the most was S's information that there is a package tour to Greece, which only costs around Php 80k per person! Is that ok, is that cheap? is that expensive? I don't know but it sounded to me like it's a good deal. I hope this is ok with hubby, since he promsied that we will travel next year. I hope so too, and I hope I won't chicken out. You know, be jittery again about the whoel financial crisis.
Again, that History Channel feature is kicking me. Argh.
May 26, 2009
Travel + Leisure
Travel and Leisure Magazine
This is my first time to buy a travel-related magazine, and I'm so glad that I did. What caught my eye initially was the main feture "Europe for Less." I have always dreamed of taking a vacation and visit European countries (even back to Norway!), but due to my hectic work schedule, I don't have the time right now to do so. Maybe I will only be able to take this leisure trip when I quit working and all. I hope it's worth the wait. And I hope I won't wait that long.
An added bonus that all the more convinced me to purchase this magazine was its feature on Manila. Of course, love your own noh! I wanted to read what others write about our very own, and i'm glad and happy about what's written. Realistic but still full of hope that we will someday again be one of the world's favorite places to go to.
Now I'm tempted to subscribe to the mag. We'll see. But right now, I'm oh so enjoying flipping the pages. It's really a good read!
PS: Travel + Leisure is on Facebook! Click HERE to join the group.
This is my first time to buy a travel-related magazine, and I'm so glad that I did. What caught my eye initially was the main feture "Europe for Less." I have always dreamed of taking a vacation and visit European countries (even back to Norway!), but due to my hectic work schedule, I don't have the time right now to do so. Maybe I will only be able to take this leisure trip when I quit working and all. I hope it's worth the wait. And I hope I won't wait that long.
An added bonus that all the more convinced me to purchase this magazine was its feature on Manila. Of course, love your own noh! I wanted to read what others write about our very own, and i'm glad and happy about what's written. Realistic but still full of hope that we will someday again be one of the world's favorite places to go to.
Now I'm tempted to subscribe to the mag. We'll see. But right now, I'm oh so enjoying flipping the pages. It's really a good read!
PS: Travel + Leisure is on Facebook! Click HERE to join the group.
Oct 28, 2008
Going to Marinduque
We are off to the province tomorrow morning in order to attend the wake and burial of my Grandfather. I was hoping that our first family trip to Marinduque is going to be a pleasant one, but I guess some things cannot be planned and are unexpected. I'm still at work trying to address any pending items before I leave. Hubby on the other hand just finished checking our car and is in charge of preparing our things for our trip (baligtad noh? hahaha). Since a lot of us will be there, we will not fit in our ancestral home, we would have to check in the hotel for a couple of days. I was hoping it would be cool when we're there, but my Mom informed me that it's hot right now.
Anyway, all for now. Will sign off and blog again next week.
Anyway, all for now. Will sign off and blog again next week.
Oct 27, 2008
Pics from our HK Trip
Click on the picture to view the album...
Oct 22, 2008
Back from HK!
After 5 days of staying in HK, I am now back in Manila. It was a tiring yet exciting vacation for our company, as well as for hubby and I. More stories later, since I am now lagging in my work. I've been out for 3 days, you know. Hahahaha. Will blog about our trip as soon as I finish updating my work and all. Gotta work and plurk too you know. Hahaha. I will also post some pictures, and I found it amazing that in just a matter of 5 days, hubby and I kinda ballooned (probably need to take some orovo too hahahaha). Anyway, ciao for now.
Later again!
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Later again!
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Oct 10, 2008
Dorsett Seaview Hotel
This is the hotel where our company booked us and most likely where Enrik and I will stay in HK. I hope this hotel has good accommodations though. I'm not really familiar with it. The last time we went there, we stayed in this nice hotel (I forgot the name but kind of looks like the laughlin hotels in Nevada) and near everything, with "everything" meaning shops, malls, etc. Hahaha. That's my main criteria in choosing hotels whenever I travel, you know, "convenience" and all.
Anyway, I'll know when I get there. Definitely I will blog about our HK company trip, but probably less details on our honeymoon. Nyahahahahahaha.
Gash, it's kinda obvious I'm excited noh?
Anyway, I'll know when I get there. Definitely I will blog about our HK company trip, but probably less details on our honeymoon. Nyahahahahahaha.
Gash, it's kinda obvious I'm excited noh?
Hong Kong, Here I (We Come!)
Since last week I'm feeling the excitement already for our company's Hong Kong trip. Today however I got even more excited because dear hubby is coming home next week in time for him to follow to HK for our much-awaited second honeymoon! We will stay there until 21 October... I know, it might be too short, but hey we're not complaining. Better short than none right? Of course, it is still our dream to go to other places such as Europe and the Caribbean (they have lovely Caribbean villa rentals) but for now, while we're still "saving", HK is enough. Hehehehe.
*Sigh* I can't wait to see my husband. I can't wait to have that first out of the country trip with him. May not be Paris, but still, we'll make our second honeymoon as romantic as possible.
*Sigh* I can't wait to see my husband. I can't wait to have that first out of the country trip with him. May not be Paris, but still, we'll make our second honeymoon as romantic as possible.
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