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Nemiranda ArtHouse

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Balaw Balaw Specialty Restaurant

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Angono food trip Luzon Rizal

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Hello, I'm Mauie! I love traveling and discovering new, exciting places with my husband and son when I'm not busy with tasks in my work and in my ministry. For advertising inquiries and collaborations, you may reach me at mail@moleonmysole.com.

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2013 Regular and Special Non-working Holidays in the Philippines

Malacañang Palace , the seat of the Philippine national government, released the list of regular and special non-working holidays for 2013 . The list below was based on Proclamation 459 , signed by President Benigno Aquino III. Regular Holidays Jan. 1, New Year's Day (Tuesday) March 28, Maundy Thursday March 29, Good Friday April 9, Araw ng Kagitingan (Tuesday) May 1, Labor Day (Wednesday) June 12, Independence Day (Wednesday) Aug. 26, National Heroes' Day (last Monday of August) Nov. 30, Bonifacio Day (Saturday) Dec. 25, Christmas Day (Wednesday) Dec. 30, Rizal Day (Monday)

Laptop User Friendly Places in SM Megamall

Ever since SM Megamall became WiFi ready, a lot of laptop owners started to troop to the place to enjoy the free connection. But we all know that WiFi isn't the only thing you need if you want to be fully connected to the internet while at the mall. The place where you'll be staying should be laptop user friendly, that is, having free-to-use power outlets for its paying customers. Mind you, there are restaurants and cafes that charge by the hour for electricity use. The nerve of these establishments, 'no? I decided to make this list for your reference, just in case you'll be in SM Megamall and you need to use your laptop for hours more than your laptop battery can handle. Krispy Kreme , Ground Level, Bldg. B. Image credit: Krispy Kreme Philippines Cheaper than staying in Starbucks or any other coffee shop up in The Atrium. Average spending will be around Php 150 bucks (around 3 USD) for a small cup of coffee and a donut. KK has its own unsecured WiFi connection a...

Our Stay at Gran Tierra Suites

For our first-ever trip to Cebu , we decided to stay in the heart of the city. With so many hotels to choose from, I focused on finding ones that have good online reviews in terms of location, value for money, and customer relations. Gran Tierra Suites met my requirements and I'm glad that I was able to book online with ease. Ours was a late afternoon flight so arrived in Cebu at past 7 in the evening. The quaint boutique hotel's ambiance was an refreshing sight from the 30-minute drive through the busy streets from the Mactan International Airport . Since we already checked in late, the Family Room (only Php 1,189/night) I reserved was ready and waiting. There was no elevator but the bellboy gladly helped us with our luggage.