Blue Bay Waters Resort

The plan was a weekend trip in resort called Club Balai Isabel somewhere in Batangas that I saw on tv (seems the place is great). Unfortunately I wasn't able to make my reservation, it was fully booked.

So we decided to book in this place i saw in the net instead. Our stay in Blue Bay Waters Resort is ok (photos in their website look great than actual site). Anyway the quality time to spend together is what matters most. The room is nice and clean 'though we found out later on that the one we chose has no television set, but I commend the warm welcome and service they spent on us. Also the food, it's good.


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Blue Bay Waters Resort

Brgy. Bignay2

Sariaya, Quezon

Enjoying the 7 belts ...

From zero to hero, Manny Pacquiao is set to do his new job as Councilman. (Does it mean boxing is no longer on top of his list?)





Meanwhile, this particular ad campaign of Alaxan brand with him carrying all his seven belts in different boxing division is eye-catching.

That's our Man!

Usher in Manila

"Usher and his team of A-list producers have labored to include a little something for everyone." - Ft. Worth Star

USHER - Live in Manila!

July 9, 2010 (8:00pm) - Mall of Asia Open Grounds (One E-COM side)

Ticket Prices:

GOLD Php 6,236.00 (Reserved Seating)
SILVER Php 4,157.00 (Standing)
BRONZE Php 2,079.00 (Standing)
GEN. AD. Php 624.00 (Standing)

Great Time at Chelsea

Dinner at Chelsea last weekend was satisfying. It has a nice lineup of menus that will surely fill your cravings. Not to mention the cozy atmosphere that really captivates your great moments.

Try this one - Roasted Whole Garlic-Rosemary-Lemon Chicken, one of their good to share signature dishes.

(Chelsea Market and Cafe is located in Serendra, The Fort, Taguig)

(thanks to shootfirsteatlater.com for the photo above)

Guatemala's Sink hole

A 200ft deep, this huge crater in Guatemala swallowed up a 3-storey building caused by the tropical storm named Agatha.

"Sink holes can appear suddenly but are thousands of years in the making", geologists said.

The gaping holes are usually caused by rainwater gradually eating away at porous rock such as limestone below the surface, weakening it, and creating a honeycomb of caverns and caves which can become packed with mud. Floodwater may have flushed away that mud - leading everything above it to collapse.

Freaky!