Since summer is about to start here in the Philippines, we’ll be posting curious facts relating to summer, beaches and reef ecosystems. I do hope you’ll enjoy this and the upcoming posts. Here’s our curious facts to kick start the summer season: 1. ) To make it more timely, we’ll start off with a few facts about Read more »
World’s Largest and Smallest in the Sea
Since summer is about to start here in the Philippines, we’ll be posting curious facts...
Kota Kinabalu Attractions – Seri Selera
Hi Everyone! One of the main reason I love to go to South East Asian countries is the different...
Kota Kinabalu Hotels – Lavender Lodge
Hi Everyone! This is an overdue post that I was suppose to make months ago. This isn’t my...
Legend of Mayon Volcano
The Philippines, like other culture, has a rich mythology and folklore. Many Filipinos believe in...
Curious Facts 1
Hi everyone! Here is our weekly curious facts! enjoy! Learn something new everyday! 1. Owls...
Albay Travel Tips
As a proud Bicolana, I would like to share these tips with you because Albay has so many adventures...
Albay
Being the capital of Albay, Legaspi City can hold to your expectation of a relaxing trip to the...
Fat Michael’s
Fat Michael’s Restaurant is my favorite restaurant because of their tasty food, homey ambiance...
Swagat, Discovering India!
Just wanted to give you a tiny bit of trivia, but did you know that “swagat” means WELCOME in...
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World’s Largest and Smallest in the Sea
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Curious Facts 4
Posted on December 11, 2011 1 commentHello curious fellow! Here’s our curious facts of the week! We hope you’ll enjoy these real , everyday life info! 1.) The largest organism in the world is a fungus called Honey Mushrooms. Check this out: http://www.extremescience.com/biggest-living-thing.htm 2.) Looking at the sun can trigger a sneeze. http://www.scientificamerican.com/article.cfm?id=looking-at-the-sun-can-trigger-a-sneeze 3.) Read more »
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Curious Facts 3
Posted on August 13, 2011 2 commentsHere’s our curious facts of the week! We hope you’ll enjoy these real , everyday life info! 1. Sheepshead fish is a real fish with human-like teeth. Why? Because their diet mostly consists of shellfish, barnacles and crabs. Its range can be from the mid-Atlantic to Texas. Freaky looking, yeah? 2. The oldest breed Read more »
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Kota Kinabalu Hotels – Lavender Lodge
Posted on September 1, 2011 1 commentHi Everyone! This is an overdue post that I was suppose to make months ago. This isn’t my first time in Kota Kinabalu, I’ve been to KK around 4 times already. Each time for a different purpose and stayed at different accommodations. At Feb 2011 I went on a 4 day adventure to Kota Kinabalu(KK). Read more »
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Legend of Mayon Volcano
Posted on July 27, 2011 0 commentsThe Philippines, like other culture, has a rich mythology and folklore. Many Filipinos believe in different local legends. These are traditions that will always stay in the hearts and minds of Filipinos. In the province of Albay, it was believed that Mayon Volcano’s story came from a romantic yet cruel love affair. Daragang Read more »
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Kota Kinabalu Attractions – Seri Selera
Posted on September 18, 2011 2 commentsHi Everyone! One of the main reason I love to go to South East Asian countries is the different blend of FOOD! Especially in Malaysia, so many offbeat cultures making this a colorful country. I went to Kota Kinabalu for 4 days, I had a business conference to attend but most of the time I Read more »
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Fat Michael’s
Posted on July 4, 2011 2 commentsFat Michael’s Restaurant is my favorite restaurant because of their tasty food, homey ambiance and its location being very near my house. One problem is Fat Michael’s closed down due to some environmental complications. Since I miss Fat Michael’s very much this is my tribute to it. The Fat Michael’s restaurant was named after the Read more »
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