To Be, To Be. Tutubi.

You deserve to be happy! Happiness is: 1. Hubby's simple birthday celebration of Pansit, Fried Chicken and Pastel. 2. I won tickets to see Transformer [...]

Happiness is: 1. That Yakimix dinner with the BFF's last Friday. 2. Almost done with the semester after submission last Saturday. Just one more Saturd [...]

Happiness is: 1. Japan! 2. Had my first official IR trip to Japan and was given a rating of 8/10. Not bad. Not bad at all. 3. My kids for behaving and [...]

Happiness is: 1. The Papal visit. 2. The 1.25 in Research 2. 3. Going back to the gym. 4. The trip to Japan next week. 5. The long weekend. 6. The sup [...]

[...] Did I say we paid only around P1,200 per night for our room in Mifuki Inn? But look at the breakfast selection that we enjoyed? It was buffet, and we had everything, [...]

[...] tub, where  I stayed until I almost fell asleep. Mifuki Boutique But we had a very nice stay at Mifuki Inn despite the very small and very slow elevator.  But it was worth it, with the amount of [...]

[...] .  We were dropped off on the bus stop and we were once again lost on how to find our way to Mifuki Inn.  We were supposed to walk and I had a map printed, but nobody could give us the proper [...]

[...] After a full night sleep at Mifuki Inn and that heavy breakfast, we were ready for a full day tour of Ho Chi Minh City. We already [...]

[...] I stayed at Mifuki Boutique when we went to Vietnam for a night in 2013 but since we were on a budget this time, we opted [...]

[...] way to take so we ended up riding a taxi for only $3 for the six of us. I already stayed at Mifuki Boutique when I went here with office friends but since we were on a budget, we opted to stay at [...]

[...] available and so it was very enjoyable.  The breakfast was served at the rooftop of Mifuki Boutique so it was another reason to enjoy breakfast! Day 2 So will I come back and stay at [...]

[...] We are now ready to enter the Angkor Thom, which literally means, Great City.  There are several gates going inside, and this is the East [...]

[...] . Nose to nose with one of them, the silly tourist! The temple is at the exact center of the Angkor Thom and is not enclosed on any side.  It is perfect for picture taking from all vantage points! [...]

[...] Even the gates of the Angkor Thom complex deserve a separate post! They are so grand, lined with giant faces and with the main [...]

[...] The Angkor Wat complex is the must see temple in all of the Angkor Wat heritage site. It is the most well-preserved and the the most known of all the temples in the country. [...]

[...] After a hearty breakfast at our hotel, we left for the Angkor Wat Heritage Site on 2 tuktuks we rented for the whole day for $15 each.  We had our pictures taken and [...]

[...] After a full day of going around the Angkor Wat heritage site where we skipped lunch because we had a heavy breakfast and snacks with us, we were [...]