Babu Santa

Last weekend we went to Babu Santa Beach Resort at Talicud Island. It was an approximately 40 minutes ferry ride from Sta. Ana wharf. The fare is P50. When we arrived at the resort, there were no other people there except for the caretakers so we had the resort practically to ourselves. We rented a closed cottage for P400. It was ok but it had no furniture inside, good thing we brought tents and sleeping bags. The first thing we did was of course had a photoshoot and then cooked our dinner and ate. We then swam despite the huge waves because there was a storm somewhere ‘til we got exhausted and gathered inside the cottage. There was no tap/fresh water for washing up so we ordered gallons of water brought by a horse for P10 per gallon.There was also no electricity or gen set so we borrowed a lamp from the caretakes to light up the cottage while we drank and got merry :) There was a bit of a disturbance that I will post about soon. The ff. day was basically the same, eating, picture taking and swimming then it was time to go home. It was a hellish ride on the motorcyle ride towards the Sta. Cruz pier because there was no scheduled ferry that day.

The beach and the place in general was just OK, Canibad is still on top of my list but the outing was unforgettable.

Before dusk

the open Cottages

Blow,Kalai,Friday,Me,Joy,TJ

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I can never quite put into words the immense gratitude and love that I feel right now for having you in my life. It seems that the countless I love yous and Thank Yous can never be enough. For now I hope it would suffice to say that, I wished for someone I thought I wanted but instead I got someone I needed and I’ve never been happier.

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Used Car

I’ve always love travelling and wanted to go to different places. Travel the world if I can. I wanted to have my own car to make travelling a lot easier. I imagine the places I would go to. The possibilities are limitless if I have my own car and cash for gas, no rhyme intended J I don’t care if the car is new or not as long as it is in good condition and it should be four wheeled drive so i can travel to different terrains. If only I could trade our used car to something more sturdy like the used car san diego where you can get a good deal for your used car. The site specializes in You just have to visit their site and fill up the form so they can assess the service that they could provide or appraise its value if you want to trade it. You can also choose from a wide array of vehicles that they sell.

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Probate Lawyer

Relative to the previous post, if you are engaged in probate law, you have to hire a person who is qualified to handle probate law. In this case a probate lawyer. If you reside in or near Sacramento, California it is not difficult to find a competitive Sacramento probate lawyer. There are a lot of qualified probate professionals who can provide you services such as probate administraton, litigation and estate planning. You can visit their site for more information on the attorney listings and general probate information. It is very important to be able to find a laywer whom you can trust to handle your affairs and one should be experienced in handling a specialized area such as probate law. In another lifetime perhaps you could hire me coz I’ll be a lawyer by then J It has been my childhood dream to be one but I never got the chance to study law. Well I have no complaints coz I’m happy with my chose career now.

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Properties

Last night my mom and I were talking about the properties of my grandfather. My grandfather died at an early age of 56 and he was not able to make a will or endorse the documents for his properties thus mom and her siblings had a difficult time in claiming their lands.Not many person appreciates the value of having a will especially if the deceased has many properties. In these cases probate law is needed to settle the estate of a deceased pesron in terms of resolving the issue on the distribution of his property. Probate estates are pretty intricate and each case is unique. It involves a lot of legal process and sometimes takes a long time to settle but fortunately there are firms who offers cash advances on inheritances which are fast, easy and secure. They have no monthly payments, no cost to apply, no credit which all spells…no problem. Firms like this are really helpful to those undergoing probate estate process.

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Caracoles Festival

Every April of the year the Island Garden City of Samal celebrates the Caracoles Festival. Caracoles means shell and this festival is to give thanksgiving for the Island's rich marine resources. This year they held it last April 28-29. Unfortunately I was not able to join in the festivities but Blow did. He was one of the participants for the Body Painting Contest last April 26. This is the first time that they held this contest and Blow won 3rd place.Yahoo!!! I think he could have won first place but oh well. I can't help but gush and be proud of him like some stage mother :)

<--- Here's a picture of his work of art. I forgot the name of his model though, my bad! It took him 4 hours to do this and he used Acrylic paint. Next year I'll volunteer to be his model so I better work on those abs LOLS

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2nd Blogiversary

I forgot to greet my Introspection blog a Happy 2nd Blogiversary last March 20...so I made a e-cake to make up for it LOLS

I may not update this blog as much as I want to but I never got to the point of shutting it down. My blog has become a sort of an extension of myself and it has brought me good things (Holy sentimental crap!) Cheers to my blog! :))

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Sundot Kulangot

The other day while we were walking around the mall Blow asked me if I wanted some Calamays. Calamay is a sweet concoction of glutinous rice, coconut milk, peanuts and sugar from Bohol. I told him yes since its one of my favorite sweets. I asked him when will he give it to me. He said right here right now and then reached for his pockets and gave me these...

At first i thought that they are key chains but he explained that they are edible and that these cute little things are called sundot kulangot (pick a booger hehehe) and they are from Baguio. Mini-me of the Calamays! Honey i shrunk the calamays ! :) The name might be a bit of a turn off but they actually taste good but not as good as the calamays. They are also a bit tacky to eat since you need to use your pinky or stick to get the food out.

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