Breeze ActivBleach is
treating mommies across the country to a day off from their laundry
chores with the simultaneous nationwide event 1Laba Day happening on August 28.
Moms in barangays throughout Luzon, Visayas, and Mindanao are invited
to head to 1Laba Day venues and let Breeze’s revolutionary ActivBleach
take care of their stained clothes while they take part in exciting
activities Breeze has in store for them to celebrate every mother’s hard
work and love for her family.
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Friday, August 22, 2014
Tracing back history in Fort Santiago
Every travel starts with an aim. And ours was to wander around and get lost in history.
History classes told me stories of the past. Tales during the Colonial time, the American invasion, the Japanese occupation. Through history, I learned that the Philippines was under Spanish rule for 333 years, that Filipinos cowered in their own country, that men who fought for liberty were punished and executed.
Through history, I learned about Dr. Jose Rizal and Fort Santiago--the national hero's final days in the fortress.
Fort Santiago has always been part of my lifetime traveler's itinerary. And recently, I ticked the destination off my list, as I officially set foot on the historical site with an equally adventurous and always curious friend.
We rode on the Pasig River ferry on our way to Intramuros, an experience we quite enjoyed, not only because it was our first time, but also it was indeed exciting. But what awaited us in Intramuros was far more exhilarating.
Through history, I learned about Dr. Jose Rizal and Fort Santiago--the national hero's final days in the fortress.
Fort Santiago has always been part of my lifetime traveler's itinerary. And recently, I ticked the destination off my list, as I officially set foot on the historical site with an equally adventurous and always curious friend.
Monday, August 04, 2014
Threading the Pasig River for the first time
Sometimes, the best trips are unplanned--or aren't well planned. I had one recently and it was indeed beyond great.
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In Jose Rizal's novel "El Filibusterismo," the national hero talked about the Pasig River described as a transportation channel in the narrative. This body of water is not only a prominent setting of a story created by an imaginative mind; this is also a precious gem of the Philippines.
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