I was born in Camarines Sur and I remember some of my childhood memories associated with that place where I grew up with my deceased Grandmother. We called her "Lola Taba" and reminiscing that place made me miss her so much. I was five years old when my family decided to leave our hometown but a big part of my heart stayed there. During summer or holidays, we still visit there.
I just want to share my 2016 Caramoan Island adventure during the celebration of my 18th Birthday. My parents asked me plans about my birthday and I suggested we travel in Caramoan with my relatives. We're staying in Manila but some of my relatives are in Bicol, so I decided to celebrate my birthday with them. I'm not used on celebrating my own extravagant birthdays or receive a lot of gifts. Making memories is special to me.
First, I would like to greet you a happy new year! I'm so thankful to share all these thoughts and to have my blog for the year 2020. The past year has been a rollercoaster ride for me. So many ups and down but still I'm thankful to have a blessed new year. This 2020, there are a lot of things I looked forward to, but I wanted to share some of the highlights that happened to me on 2019 and the things I've learned as the year finally ended. I turned 21. They said life in twenties is tough. I've learned a lot this year, from being clueless and jobless to having my first work experience. I decided to work and review for a medical entrance exam at the same time. It's not easy.
Sea, sand, salty hair, sound waves and laughter; These are the five words to define my Zambales adventure in Isla de Potipot. I went there to escape the busy life of the city and take a break from long hours of work during weekdays. We traveled for almost 7-8 hours from Manila to Zambales and we arrived at exactly 6AM.
She is a storyteller, a book enthusiast who likes sunsets, films and vintage stuff. She finds happiness through blogging and Journaling. If she's not here, she's probably enjoying her solitude.