Last Saturday was one hell of an adventure for us. We were supposed to leave early for Batangas when Kel’s driver’s license was given to another village visitor. We went to Sucat to look for the one who got his driver’s license. We were lost in a middle of nowhere asking where Zone 6 is (Purok 6). Apparently, any barangay could have a Zone 6.

Then, upon arriving there, we weren’t able to see him. Thus, we decided to go to a Notary Public at BF Paranaque. Of course, we’re just crossing our hands that there’s a Notary Public there. Luckily we found one along Aguirre Ave. Then, we headed to Jollibee Madrigal to have our lunch but we (me, Sha and John) ordered at ChowKing (located just beside Jollibee). The Jollibee branch there is one of the classiest branches that I have been to. They have some cushioned chairs.

After that, we headed to Batangas via SLEX and then, Star Tollway. When we arrived at San Juan, Batangas, most of the towns there are having there own Santacruzan that slowed us down. Still, we enjoyed the photographic moments there since the people there are not camera-shy. In fact, someone waved when I was taking their picture.

We went there without any booking made. And thus, we were on the look for resorts that have available rooms for us. After going to around 5 resorts, we found White Cove Beach Resort. We had two rooms for PhP 6,000 per night (weekend rates are apparently higher). We had fun playing Pusoy and Pusoy Dos over vodka.

On the next day, we saw some life guard action in one resort. It was my first time to see one. It was low tide then and we really have to go far for a swim.

On our way back home, we stopped by at Cafeno, a coffee shop that sells Putchok (Puto from Pangasinan), suman, and Kapeng Barako (Batangas Coffee) and a lot more. We just looked around there but I bought some suman for pasalubong. Then, we ate Lomi at TGIS Foodhaus. If you’re planning to go to Batangas, make sure you eat Lomi before going back to Manila.