Cu Chi Tunnel Escapade

"The tunnels were used by Viet Cong guerrillas as hiding spots during combat, as well as serving as communication and supply routes, hospitals, food and weapon caches and living quarters for numerous guerrilla fighters. The tunnel systems were of great importance to the Viet Cong in their resistance to American forces, and helped achieve ultimate military success."

 Don't you dare to step on this or else....

 spikes are waiting for you.

 This hole serves as their source of oxygen. There are many of this around the place. When the enemies are around, they cover those holes with grass to cover the holes.

 Look how small the soldiers that time.

 This is one of their entrance through their tunnel, and I got the chance to see what is inside.

 It was so hot down there and was a little bit of scary.HAHA. The photo above is an evidence, BLURRED because my hands were really shaking. Plus, seeing the bat inside...AAAH!

 The photos above were the traps that the Vietnamese soldiers made for their enemies.

We also had the chance to experience shooting using their guns and it was so heavy!

The entrance of the tunnel. This part of the tunnel was 'edited' (a big LOL with that 'edited' word) already for the sake of the other tourists who are big, yes big.HAHA. 

I forgot to take pictures because my gawd! It was so hot inside and dark!

This is what it looks like after the tunnel experience. SPEECHLESS. lol

Good thing our tour guide has something for us! Yummy Cassava with sugar and some peanut-y something! HAHA!

Hope You Enjoyed!

Just Love

What I love about weddings, is that it makes me believe that fairytales do come true. I always feel happy whenever I got invitation to weddings because it seems like I'll be witnessing an ending of a story in some disney fairytales!hihi. 

Isn't it true that in fairytales, the ending is always like the girl meets her prince charming and they get marry? Likewise, in marriage, after all the trials, they always live happily ever after. :')

My dearest relatives. All the way from Mindanao, Singapore and Qatar. 

 And, my forever little boyfriend as the Bible bearer. Even though he was sleepy that time, yet he behaved and did his job excellently.

The venue. Estellitas Glass Dome located near the NCBA Taytay Branch. They don't have website or what, or maybe I just don't know it but if you are from Rizal, this place is highly recommended.

 Teaching our uncles and aunties how to do the wacky pose. :)

After months of dieting and everything, here's the outcome. I do not know if there are changes or what but what I am proud of myself because I am now a meatless girl.HAHA. No more pork and beef. I learned how to eat vegetables and viands that have no seasoning or what so ever. 

I already reached my ideal weight, 110lbs, and I am done with it. :) No more dieting for me now. yey! :)

(don't the mind the guy on pink behind,he's my brother-in-law,the father of the cutie boy I always mention)

Gown design from Jana Burgos

Made by our loyal sewer, Kuya Roel :)

lovelovelove.

Kebabers

Last November 9, 2012, me and my sister together with her husband and son went to Eastwood to watch Wreck It Ralph. Our schedule was 8:30 and got there at around 7:45 so we looked for the a restaurant/food diner/fastfood near the cinema where we can buy our food for dinner, except for Taters and NYFD. We discovered this cute restaurant at the third floor of Eastwood, the old one, and tried this one out. 

All I can say it, TRY IT TO BELIEVE IT. Kebabers :)

My personal choice. Cheese Kebab Meal, you can choose whether beef, chicken and fish and because I don't eat pork and beef, I chose their fish and chicken. My favorite was their Fish Cheese Kebab Meal, very cheesy and juicy. I love everything about it!

You can visit their website for more details, Kebabers FTW!

lovelovelove.