About

A travel warrior on weekends, a fitness enthusiast who loves sweets, prankster, movie addict, optimistic, outgoing, and friendly. That’s me!

Traveling is my passion! I love to go places and embark on a wonderful journey of adventures, introspection, and exciting discoveries.

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  3. I wish you were in USA! I could have got some help planning my vacations :).

    Me and my husband likes traveling too. we have traveled extensively in US and around. I always feel that I get more and more wiser with every trip I take ;). Getting to know the places, the people, culture, food.. its an exhilarating experience.

    Wish you a new year filled with travel experiences )

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    1. Exactly! I’m also learning a lot while traveling. Most of all, traveling is more meaningful and fun if you travel together with you’re loved one’s. 🙂

      Always keep safe and enjoy your travels with your husband.

      Thank you and Happy New Year! 🙂

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  8. Thank you for following our blog. Through our photography and words we hope to inspire others to get out and see the world. And perhaps through those travels the world will become a smaller and less threatening place as we discover the many kindred spirits who share our passions, hopes and aspirations. As Mark Twain said, “Travel is fatal to prejudice, bigotry, and narrow-mindedness.”

    It’s never too early or late to discover and follow your heart. Make time for the people, work, and causes you truly care about. Cheers, Wooly and Raeski.

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  9. Hi Wooly and Raesky! You truly inspires me with your works.. You’re doing a great job in influencing and inspiring other people! Travel safe & always enjoy your journeys.. 🙂

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    1. Hi Miia! I’m happy to meet you. 🙂

      Your brother will definitely love Palawan. The place is really a paradise. If he still have time, tell him that aside from Coron, he should also visit Puerto Prinsesa & El Nido and don’t miss the Island of Boracay.

      Always have fun & keep safe on your travels. 🙂

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      1. Hey, thanks for the tips! He will have two weeks. From Manila he flies to PP and then moves to the northern end of Palawan. I think he is planning to visit Coron but he was a bit worried about the transportartion and then getting back from Coron to Manila… If I remember correctly, one must take a ferry from Palawan to Coron, and then a Cebu Pacific airline from Coron to Manila?
        I will pass on the information about the other places you mentioned –thanks a lot!

        Are you from the Philippines and where do you live?

        Let this new year be full of happy and safe adventures for you too!

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      2. Yes, I’m from the Philippines. 🙂

        What I would suggest, your brother should fly from Manila to Puerto Prinsesa then before going to Coron, he should also consider passing by El Nido. If I’m not mistaken, El Nido is 4-5 hours travel by land from Puerto Prinsesa. There are shuttle services (Van) available transporting tourists to El Nido.

        Then from El Nido, he could take a ferry boat going to Coron.

        Then fly from Coron back to Manila.

        Puerto Prinsesa, El Nido, and Coron are all located in Palawan.

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      3. Cool, this is great, thank you so much! I just forwarded this info to him. He is very excited and will do diving too.
        I wish to travel to the Philippines soon too –I hear so many good things and people seem very friendly 🙂

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    1. Hi classicsupergirl. I love your blog too! Especially your post about Ilocos region. I haven’t been there but I’m planning to go there soon.

      You’re on the right track! Keep it up. 🙂

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    1. Hi Jules! Thank you for visiting my blog. 🙂

      I couldn’t find any appropriate word which fits with my eagerness to travel than being a travel warrior! 🙂

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  15. Nice of you to visit my blog, and now that I’ve found my way to yours, I think I’ll be coming back to see what else you get yourself up to. So keep up all the great writing, and the travelling, and I’ll be back as soon as I can. Take care my friend. 🙂

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  18. Thank you AJ for reading about the Servants of Charity. Thank you also for starting this blog. It is wonderful to see these places especially for people who may never be able to travel to them. I will follow you in your travels by following your beautiful blog.

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  19. I’m really enjoying reading your blog and looking at your photos. We lived in the Philippines for four years when I was a nipper in the 1970’s. It was a fabulous country to spend part of my childhood in, although the poverty was shocking. We were there in the Marcos years, I remember once being in Rustans (sp?) Department store in manila and bumping into imelda doing her shopping. Not sure if it was for shoes! Anyway, your blog is bringing back many memories and I look forward to reading more. We travelled far and wide while we were there but I can’t remember a lot of names!

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    1. Hi Clara! Thank you for your comment. Good to know that you had a wonderful childhood in the Philippines. 🙂

      Come back here and relive the experience.. 🙂

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    1. Hi! I saw your blog while I was browsing through some interesting places and noticed the title of your blog “pinay sa europa” and this caught my attention. 🙂

      It seems that you are really having a wonderful time in Europe! Continue chasing those dreams!

      Happy blogging.. 🙂

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    1. Wow! Thank you for referring to my blog.. 🙂

      I’m looking forward to your posts about your travel experiences here in the Philippines..

      Have fun, take care, and enjoy traveling.. 🙂

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  27. Hi AJ!
    Thanks for liking my newbie posts haha.
    You’ve got kewl photos! Pinoy na pinoy! Must say that I’ve been to a few places abroad but your blog just reminded me of how much more awesome our own destinations are!

    Great blog! Will follow.
    Cheers! 😎

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  35. Thank you for liking my blog post. I’m following you to say thank you 🙂 I’ll look forward to seeing your photos.

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