It's been a while since I last opened my blog and write something err, nice. Well actually, my last post was like 11 months ago! Alright, I think my laziness for writing blog posts has come to an end. I have more time for myself, I'm free and yes, I'm still unemployed. Might as well be productive while waiting for a good opportunity in the industry.
I had my practicum last June 2012 in Baguio Country Club and I must admit that I fell in love with the city. At first because of the weather but eventually is so expensive (Oh crap, only my ITHAS family will understand this "expensive" statement), scratch the last part! No, their cost of living is actually very low compared to other cities. Also, those vegans will definitely fall in love with its market -selling inexpensive but fresh greens, herbs and other vegetables.
Eye and face primer are no longer needed here. You can wear make-up and it'll last all day long. All six of us H1 girls will agree to that.
These are some of the reasons why I like to stay in Baguio City for a while.
Anyway, my brother and I went there last April 10. We stayed there for four days. I'm going to post what happened day by day. It's nothing magical, apart from the fact that I'm going to be reunited with Christian again :).
Day 1
We arrived in the cold city around 4am (and I was very tired considering that I didn't sleep the entire trip because I'm sooo excited to see him). We were already at the terminal and we waited for Christian to pick us up. We just walked from the terminal to his house to take a short rest. It was really chilly, I'm guessing it's around 18C (pretty cold since it's almost impossible to encounter such temperature in Manila). We took a short nap and woke up to a simple breakfast prepared by C. He already left for work so kuya and I just ate what he cooked for us. He was really thoughtful and sweet.
We prepared ourselves for it'll be a long day ahead. We took a cab to Session Road and I told my brother that he has to see and eat at Oh My Gulay. It is popular not only for its scrumptious food but also for its artsy ambiance. My brother ordered Anak ng Puttanesca and I ordered Pasta Mestizo
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Anak ng Putanesca (Pretty Spicy!) |
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Brotha! |
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Pasta Mestizo (It's super creamy!) |
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Moi! |
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Awesome place, right? |
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I love the artsy atmosphere! |
Everyone should try eating at Oh My Gulay Resto. It's located at the top floor of Azotea Building, Session Road.
After eating, we took a stroll to Burnham Park, Baguio City Market,SM Baguio, Session and Harrison Roads. I then asked my brother where we wanted to go next but then I remembered I haven't seen the Tam-awan village. We both agreed to go there. I didn't know it was very far from the town proper. It costed us around Php100 for the cab. We then paid for the entrance fee (I think it was around Php30 for the adults)
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(BTW, I saw Jervie at SM foodcourt, ordering a cup of rice LOL. I freaked out! We're meant to be ;D) |
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Our tickets |
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Great ethnic art |
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These sculptures are awesome! I wanted to take one and bring it to Manila |
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He He He |
We waited for a cab and went straight to Baguio Country Club to meet my other half LOL. I missed the place so much and I saw some good friends as well. Finally, C went out of the club to meet me. He was with Butler Paul and we agreed to see each other on Saturday because he said he's going to pay for his
utang.
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Ikaw na matangkad =))) |
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I miss this :| |
We had our dinner at SM Baguio and all of us ordered Bibimbap from Kimbob. Our tummies were about to explode. I think I overate a bit :|. We went home and waited for C's cousin Mae. I finally saw her. Yay for me! We walked from their apartment to Harrison Road to experience wagwagan!