Monthly Archives: May 2005

Explore. Dream. Discover.

Mark Twain said, Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines. Sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover. The bottomline of the previous statements made by Mark

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Categories: Personal Randomness

A Blog to Share

The first time that I started blogging, (that was in November 2001) I never thought that I will gain real friends through it. At first, I was just aiming to improve my writing skills. When I had a chance to blog hop around the cyberspace, the history of my friendship with other bloggers started. Even

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Categories: Personal Randomness

The Amityville Horror

Some time ago, I remembered having watched an old version of The Amityville Horror (the 1979 version). I’m just not sure if it was on cable TV or in VHS tape. Before, I was not aware that it was based on a true story. However, the story did happen in history as what I have

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Categories: Watch

The Bukswagen Experiments

The Bukswagen Experiments according to Raymund Generoso, We sell indie CD’s, band merchandise, rock and reggae accessories and alternative literature. Basically, The Bukswagen Experiments support local independent music. If you are members of different mailing lists, you might have seen their famous slogan which is, “Go S.L.I.M.” And going SLIM does not mean that you’ll

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Categories: Discoveries

Island Hopping and Snorkling

And the best way to say that you went to Boracay without actually saying it is by getting a tan or worst, a sunburn. However, it’s better to explore the nearby islands and go snorkling. On the first day that you’ll be arriving to Boracay, you should look for a boatman (bangkero) first. If you’re

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Categories: The Traveler

Income Generator at the Peak Season

When we were kids, everytime we go to the beach, we would always attempt to build a sandcastle. If we only have the tools and the skill like that of the local of Boracay shown, we could build a magnificent castle like the one he’s building. During the peak season (December to May), many foreigners

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Categories: The Traveler

The Island of Boracay

Boracay has become a magnificent tourist spot for its fine white sand and clear water (with green algae). I’ve been there three times (and that makes my recent trip there the third one). For my third trip to Boracay, we rode a SEA Air jetplane from Manila to Caticlan. It was my first time to

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Categories: The Traveler

Let’s go to Bora

I’ll be at Boracay tomorrow. We’ll be staying at Station 1. Hehe! We’ll be back this Sunday. It’s a good thing that our Manager allowed me to be out-of-office tomorrow. Thus, don’t expect me to reply tomorrow and on Saturday.

Categories: The Traveler