What a cute little door! This isnt the main entrance though hehe.
Because life is one big adventure ♥
Thursday, May 17, 2012
Tagaytay Eats: Marcia Adams
Prior to this particular trip with my family, we had never heard of this resto. It came highly recommended by one of my mom's best friends though, so after making reservations (its one of those reservations-only places) we went in search of Tuscany in Tagaytay.
What a cute little door! This isnt the main entrance though hehe.
What a cute little door! This isnt the main entrance though hehe.
Thursday, April 12, 2012
Tagaytay Eats: Antonio's
Will be posting a series of Tagaytay food-related entries, and so to start with we decided to share about our amaaaaazing Antonio's experience.
Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Easter Sundays then and now :)
First off, Happy Easter everyone!
The past few days have been busy (and have gone by in a blur too!), considering that it was a long weekend. We were stuck in Manila (boo, work) but that didn't stop us from finding stuff to do :)
The morning of Easter Sunday was spent at our church, Christ The King. Since 2008, our DWTL community has organized the easter egg hunt for the kids of the parish. For the past five years, we've been running around the garden of the church, under the hot sun, 'hiding' eggs. I say 'hiding' because the funny thing about our egg hunt is that the eggs are in plain sight (there aren't that many bushes/plants to hide the eggs in) haha. We've also seen dozens of competitive yayas, kids with intense egg-hunting strategies, and the best part (in my opinion) - kids that literally grow up before our eyes. These are our suki kids that have joined us since the start and that we've seen grow up :)
The past few days have been busy (and have gone by in a blur too!), considering that it was a long weekend. We were stuck in Manila (boo, work) but that didn't stop us from finding stuff to do :)
The morning of Easter Sunday was spent at our church, Christ The King. Since 2008, our DWTL community has organized the easter egg hunt for the kids of the parish. For the past five years, we've been running around the garden of the church, under the hot sun, 'hiding' eggs. I say 'hiding' because the funny thing about our egg hunt is that the eggs are in plain sight (there aren't that many bushes/plants to hide the eggs in) haha. We've also seen dozens of competitive yayas, kids with intense egg-hunting strategies, and the best part (in my opinion) - kids that literally grow up before our eyes. These are our suki kids that have joined us since the start and that we've seen grow up :)
Tuesday, April 3, 2012
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