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The Tale of Getting Valid IDs in the Philippines

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I’ve been feeling sad lately so I needed to write a blog (Lol!). But today's blog is totally different from the previous ones I posted. Recently, I have realized that as a working adult for three years now, the only valid IDs I have are just PhilHealth Card and Company ID. It is not new to everyone that we are currently under a worldwide health crisis and we are all heavily affected by its impact here in the Philippines. If you get what I mean, realizing that I don’t have enough valid IDs with me, definitely, getting other valid IDs would probably be much more difficult than it was before the pandemic.  Valid IDs are very important when dealing with both government and private transactions (e.g., proof of identity, bank transactions, sending and receiving a mail or package). Valid IDs in the Philippines are classified into two: (1) Primary Valid IDs and (2) the Secondary Valid IDs. The first ones are classified as primary identifications because they come in PVC Cards and/or issued...
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When On Mountain-Tops

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     Hey! It's been a while since my last blog appeared to your feed. And I am back for another travelog that I am excited to share to everyone. Previous blogs were about crystal clear waters and white sands while today's travelog is all about summits and some hiking essentials and reminders you need to consider before getting go for a mountaineering activity. The Montalban's Trilogy I      Of course! How could the province of Rizal miss the list? Rizal province is such a home to mountaineers, either beginner or pro. Its mountain ranges attract a bunch of mountaineers and let them experience what it has to offer like sea of clouds, stunning view of its neighbouring mountains and provinces. Let's not go further and have the Trilogy version I of Montalban included in the list. The said trilogy is composed of 3 neighboring peaks namely, Hapunang Banoi, Pamitinan and Binacayan. Actually, the three, as for me, share the same view at the summit so here...
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It's Not Boracay Of The North, It's Pagudpud!

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Looking for a relaxing and mesmerizing paradise while Boracay is temporarily unavailable to the public? T hink no further because Pagudpud is a great choice for a fun beach getaway. Travel Guide to Pagudpud From Cubao, we boarded a bus in Partas Bus Station bound to Laoag. Alighting there, we waited for our service that brought us to Saud Beach Resort in Pagudpud. For direct trips to Pagudpud, try to check the Florida Bus Company for their trip to North. Pagudpud Located in Ilocos Norte, Pagudpud is a must-visit paradise of the country. Its fine white sand and pristine water make the 12 hour drive from Manila via land trip travel-worthy. The paradise is often compared to the island of beautiful Boracay and is tagged as Boracay of the North . But is it really North's Boracay? Let's find out! Below are photos that await you in Saud Beach. Look how white the sand here is. I was able to take a shot of my shadow on it! T his place rarely gets...
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The Dying Paradise Of South

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Summer is such an anticipated mark on our calendars. It is indeed the best time to beat the  init  by series of fun activities like hiking, swimming and stuff. But if summer is about hitting the beach, I am not the first one to feel excited about it among the group because I am such a thalassophobic person —  someone who's afraid of sea(?) not quite sure though. Despite of my thalassophobic condition, summer 2018 has become way different to the previous ones we had. When vacation was just starting to approach on April, I decided to dare myself to conquer my fear of seas by planning several beach trips along with my friends and family. A friend suggested Masasa beach at Tingloy, Batangas. I was not quite familiar with the beach so I had to check it out on the internet. Knowing about Masasa Beach Located at Tingloy, Batangas, Masasa is undeniably a paradise from the south but is also indeed a dying one. Last year, the beach has received its awful r...
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