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Jonah’s Fruitshakes and Restaurant has been in the island since time in memorial. I’m not a frequent visitor of Boracay but even before the first time I set my foot on the island I kept on hearing how delicious the shakes are at Jonah’s. I remember the first time I visited Boracay last 2005, the [...]
Whenever I get home from a trip, my friends would ask me if there were also women traveling the world. And to their disbelief, I’d always say yes, individual women of all ages, couples and families are also traveling and backpacking the world. Deb is one of them. Deb and her husband Dave have been [...]
Oh Yeah it’s official, after vagabonding around Asia for six months and bumming around at home for another six months and two weeks I finally got a job. I’m having mixed emotions with this decision but nevertheless it’s still a blessing that I should be grateful with for the time being. I’m Excited I’m excited [...]
Time flew so fast and I barely noticed that I already have written 100 articles. You might not see them all because a few of them are scheduled to be posted on a future date. This would technically be my 101st article to date. I started blogging last October 2009 and most of my initial [...]
I came across Lauren and Mike’s blog (Abandon the Cube) while browsing Far West China. I got interested in their project wherein teams drive 1 litre cars across 13 countries covering 10,000 miles in order to donate their car, their time, and the money they earned in the event to the needy people of Mongolia. [...]
More and more couples are backpacking nowadays not just to see the world, but at the same time to have an experience of a lifetime that they can share together. Travel is a good exercise to get to know your partner because it entails many unforeseen circumstances that would test each other’s patience. Travel is [...]
Boracay is known to be one of the world’s best beaches. The island offers a nice retreat to all who wants to relax, sunbathe and swim on its crystal clear waters. But apart from the usual beachcombing activities, Boracay also offers a gastronomically adventure for those who loves food. There are lots of restaurants both [...]
Dave’s blog would probably be one of my top five favorite blogs of all time. I’ve been reading his articles for awhile and I came across his website when I was starting my own blog a few months ago. His story is not really that unique, most of us had this feeling of finding a [...]
If I could turn back time I would probably travel when I reach the age of eighteen and… …I would go to Cambodia and live there with the Khmers. I would study their culture and history and work with them and maybe volunteer so I could appreciate the life that I have in the Philippines. [...]
As soon as I got back from my six month backpacking trip, the first question that I got from my family was, how much did it cost you? Cost will always be relative. It depends on what you can compromise and what you cannot. It also depends on what your perception of cheap is. If [...]
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