The great Outdoors

The first thing that caught my eye when I went inside their souvenir shop! 

My brother look so scared or nervous with the tiger by his side? haha

Meet my siblings. From L-R John, Hannah, Me and Josh

With my Dad. I guess that's where we all got our looks ^^

I wish I could experience the fun, but I have my <PERIOD> that time :/

Here's the vine bridge! My bro almost lost balance halfway! Haha

Catwalk: perfect place to practice if you want to become a supermodel! Hahaha

Here's the wall climbing part!

My bro couldn't carry his weight so he decided not to continue with wall climbing anymore. hahahaha

I forgot the name of this, but I sure think this one's fun! Hahaha

The rope part! Hahaha. You've got to have a lot of focus here!

My brother! Go bro!

My family and I, visited a newly opened jungle safari in Cebu (located at the old Paseo place). And for those who have adventurous spirits like me,I was thrilled to visit the place.There were still a lot of things to do but I was not able to try them due to my <you-know>. Hahaha. But watching my brother do all those things made me swear that I had to go back there again and experience it myself! Hahaha. You guys should try it too. 

A series of Unfortunate Events

One of my favorite books of all time is the Series of Unfortunate Events by Lemony Snicket. I watched the movie and now after a very long time, I get to read again it's fourth book entitled, The Miserable Mill. From its title, you would expect nothing else but sad happenings to the Baudelaire Children. I am deeply touched by the children's love for each other, despite all their misfortunes. The Miserable Mill is about the children going on to another guardian and their new home. But the wirst was yet to come when they arrived at Paltryville. They were forced to work on a lumber mill with all the dangerous machines surrounding them. And with Klaus being hypnotized by some self-declared optometrist the story was given a unique twist. But in the end, Count Olaf was still on the loose and the Baudelaires bound to their new home.