I've been tagged!

I do not know who will be interested to know these things about me, but what the heck! I've been tagged. Thanks to Kateh...

4 jobs I've had in my life:
a. Account Executive (Advertising)
b. Ads & Promo Officer
c. Web Content Editor
d. Projects Supervisor(currently)

4 films I can watch over and over:
a. Sound of Music

4 places I have lived:
a. Sucat, Paranaque
b. Las Pinas, Paranaque
c. Molino, Cavite
d. Leon Guinto, Malate

4 TV programs I love to watch:
a. CSI
b. Discovery
c. Iron Chef & Iron Chef America
d. Lifestyle Channel's Cooking shows

4 places I would have visited had I had the money:
a. Tuscany
b. New Zealand
c. Canada during fall
d. Hawaii

4 websites i visit daily:
a. MSN

4 of my favorite foods:
a. i don't have a favorite food, i will try anything as long as it's not a reptile, insect, sucks blood or anything that crawls

4 places where I would want to die:
a. my bed

4 people (living/dead) who you want to meet:
a. Oprah
b. President GMA
c. My Lolo - Father side
d. Mary Mother of Jesus

4 Places Ive been on Vacation (the last four)
a. Boracay
b. Ilocos
c. Sagada
d. Hong Kong

4 Places I would Rather Be Right Now
a. near Gabby, Marc & Mario
b. with my family in Cavite
c. Boracay
d. Mall with shopping money

Aaah, Boracay! Stil standing after 15!

Mario made his mark.

We spent our first night in Boracay at Cocomangas. Mario downed all 15 shots and remained standing after. He was so delighted because he had the waitresses' attention, proud of his macho-man image, like a cock in a coop filled with hens.

What did I think about all that, well, the truth is, I also had a great time. It was fun to see him make a monkey out of himself!

Men and women really see and interpret the same things differently.

Piece o' cake! Mario after his third shot.

Monkeying around after the last gulp.

There is a truth to the saying "In all of man's accomplishments, there is always a woman behind it."

The next day, Mario's name was already on the wall of Cocomangas.

"Thanks to my wife 4 D support." What did I tell ya!

Outside Cocomangas with the giant singkamas!

Aaah, Boracay!

I have been indoctrinated to the lazy, crazy and hazy world and lifestyle of Boracay!

We left Manila, via SuperFerry, on Feb. 25 at the height of the PGMA coup plot. We arrived on the island on Feb. 26 at 9 am. We left the morning of Feb. 28, 2006.

Hubby and I decided to go sans the Kulets for our much needed break. Also, we wanted to assess the stress level of the travel so we would know if it is okay to take the kids next year.

Arrival at the port of Dumaguit.

Our first meal on the island was at the Ole! spanish bar and resto,
located right in the middle of the new dMall.
I had lapulapu fillet and mario ordered mixed seafoods, lipsmacking good!
Average cost of meal P250.

Our first Jonah's Fruit Shake, Mango Rhum. Love at first sip...
the ingredients used are all natural and fresh. It is a mystery
how can they shave the ice so fine its as if there aren't any.
When in the island, you must try "the drink that made Boracay", for only P60.

While Mario was busy documenting the sunset, his favorite time of day,
I had this local girl braid my hair for P150.

Boracay sunset, what a beauty! Priceless.

I'll be uploading more pictures soon.