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2013 Jan: Happy 6th!!! In Cebu....

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Coaster Ride Almost every year, we try to make a great deal on our a nniversary. Well, we just want to do something special together, wherever and whatever it may be. Last year, we decided to just stay home and cooked something lavishing. A year before that (2011), we spent it in Puerto Princesa, Palawan ( http://donandji.blogspot.com/2011/04/manila-puerto-nido-04-4th-anniversary.html ). This year, we opted to spend it lazily in Cebu. Day 1 / January 24: Hello B, Cebu! At GV Tower Terrace We arrived in Cebu via Zest Airlines. It was our first time to fly through the airline and it was A-OK, no hassles, no delays, and we arrived safe and sound. We booked earlier at GV Tower Hotels ( http://www.gvhotels.com.ph/ ) for our first night. When we were still looking for a hotel, we came across a picture of the terrace of GV Tower, where Labsy became interested, so we decided to call and booked our stay in that hotel. Simala Parish, Sibonga, Cebu From Mactan Airport arriva...

My Wish : Me, MassKara Festival and Airphil Express

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Some of my blog entries were about my adventure trips. Often, if not all were the story of myself who have been in awe with the beauty of the place and the hospitality of its people. This includes my birthplace, Davao City. When I was a child, my mom would take me and my brothers to all the events, Araw ng Davao (every March 16) and Kadayawan (usually third weekend of August, this year is August 21). It has been a while since the last time I participated on the celebration, yell on the streets and take pictures of the outstanding moments of the event. So, this year, I told myself, I'll be walking on the main streets of Davao and experience Kadayawan once again, and so I did! After fulfilling and sweating-all-day along the street, it gave birth to a wish. I wished I could be witness to the street dances of all festivals in the Philippines and make it the next trend on my blog posts-Philippine Festivals and Culture. Today I was searching for the first festival I might be interes...