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Sub1 for 10km! Thank you Lord G for legs that can run.
Kaya pa sanang mas mababa kung di lang nagkaside stitch around 7km and during last 1km run. Pero still, so proud of you self!!! Bawi na lang sa mga next runsss.
Here’s to breaking more personal records!! 🍻🏃
MIX – UP WORLD AT UPSIDE DOWN MUSEUM
Thailand, Malaysia (Kota Kinabalu), Taiwan and the U.S, these are the countries wherein tourists flock to see and experience a different kind of interactive museum, the Upside Down Museum. Imagine yourself hanging upside down and the world around you are all mixed – up. Well, this kind of feeling can be experienced at the Upside Down Museum, the first of it’s kind in the Philippines.
Taken it’s inspiration from the countries mentioned above. The museum in the country is said to be 10 times bigger from those. There are more illusions to further enhance your imagination and creativity. The museum is about 1,700 sq. feet in size located at the parking lot of former Boom na Boom in CCP Complex. At present it has 15 attractions like the Leaning House, Floating Corner, Upside Down House, Mirror House, Giant Sneaker – Giant Headset, The World of Comfort , The Inverted Steel Bridge, etc.
HOW TO GET THERE: If you’re taking the taxi just tell the driver to dropped you off at Boom na Boom. Alight in front – across the World Trade Center or at the Wensha Spa entrance gate. It’s a walking distance from there on.
ADDRESS: Boom na Boom Grounds, CCP Complex, Roxas Boulevard, Brgy. 76 Pasay City, Metro Manila 1307.
TEL. # 02 834 8997 / 02 506 0080 / 0917 877 8798 / 02 551 5530
OPENING HOURS: 11: 00 AM – 9: 00 PM EXCEPT MONDAY: CLOSED
ENTRANCE FEE: Php 350 Students, Php 450 Regular
EMAIL: [email protected]
FB: Upside Down Museum
WEBSITE: https://www.upsidedown.com.ph/blog
Nicole Borromeo wins Reyna ng Aliwan 2019
Nicole Borromeo wins Reyna ng Aliwan 2019
Last night at the CCP Complex in Pasay City, Nicole Borromeo – representing the Sinulog Festival of Cebu – was crowned Reyna ng Aliwan 2019 in the annual competition and automatically became the Festival Queen of All Festivals. She also gifted her province its 9th win as such, strengthening Cebu’s excellent record in the search.
It’s only now that I am posting her video during the Q&A in the…
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Mazu Seaside, Seascape Village
My second restaurant at Seascape Village, It wasn’t my usual Chinese Restaurant. Upon entering you’ll notice the North American theme, the place is quite huge that can accommodate approximately around 200pax.
It has 8 VIP Private room for only 6,000 pesos consumable food. Karaoke Room that can also accommodate with a maximum of 12 persons. So what to eat here?
Real Post 149 - Liway: Witty. Worry. Wary.
Real Post 149 – Liway: Witty. Worry. Wary.
It’s this time of the year again. Not Christmas, nor summertime, yet definitely holidays for me – Cinemalaya!
First off, I had a hard time choosing what film to watch because you got to admit, they were all amazing. So, I rolled the dice and let fate decide. And by that I meant having my movie-buddy Mi chose for us. Long story short, I bought two orchestra tickets to see Liway.
It was a…
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Somebody once told me that there’s a certain beauty in looking at black and white photographs. It’s more like choosing to read the book than seeing the movie. And ever since then, I developed a deeper appreciation for black and white photographs.
LOOK: APEC welcome arch collapses
LOOK: APEC welcome arch collapses
An steel arch meant to welcome delegates attending the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leaders’ Meeting (ELM) in Manila has collapsed at the Cultural Center of the Philippines complex at around 11 a.m. on Monday.
Operatives from the Metropolitan Manila Development Authority (MMDA) and the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) rushed to the area to remove the arch that…
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