And since we love foods, we tried CHOCONANAZ!

During our stay at EK, we saw this booth and get curious with the taste so we bought to find out what this Choconanaz tastes. It is a banana dipped with flavors like Strawberry, Chocolate, Vanilla, etc. We tried the chocolate dip one with cookies on it. Its like a popsicle. But unfortunately, di ko nagustuhan yung lasa. Yung banana kase, ang pakla pakla parang hinog sa pilit lang yata. Lol. Meron ding ibang fruits na pagpipilian which is mango but the seller told us na yung banana daw yung best seller nila kaya yun yung pinili namin.

xoxo,

Sarah ♥   

My first time at Enchanted Kingdom with my man.


I mean, I've been in this place for several times with family and friends. This is the first time that  I'll be riding rides with ze boyfie ;) And since, it has been 2 years the last time I visited this place.

Up up and away!

With Eldar :)

Sweet poses :">

xoxo,

Sarah ♥   

(c) Rhob

My friend Rhob, took us some pre-nuptial shots. LOLJK =) He actually took this photos at Intramuros, Mnl.

  You touched my heart and changed my life for the better and my love belongs for you. ♥

"Love does not consist in gazing at each other but in looking together in the same direction."

-Antoine de Saint-Exupery

Perfection is in the eyes of the beholder, and I couldn't ask for a more perfect man. I am grateful everyday that I have you in my life, now and forever..

 Being in love with the guy that treats you like a princess, knows when something is wrong, and loves you for who you are and not who you aren't.

  Met you as a stranger, Took you as a friend, And somewhere along the lines, I fell in Love ♥

       I love him. I need him. He means the world to me. Just to think about him let my                                                          heart 

beat fatser & faster.

                     

   “True love is eternal, infinite, and always like itself. It is equal and pure, without             violent demonstrations; it is seen with white hairs and is always young in the heart”

                                                          — Honore de Balzac.

I love you and always will. Every time I'm near at you I can never get you out of my head.                     I love you with all my heart and hope this never ends.. I love you♥

We started out as friends, then we became each other's crushes ♥ Now we are together ♥ And I'm loving every single moment of it ;)

Grabbed from Rhob's cam. Heehee. Thanks for the good shots, friendship! :')

PS: More photos like this to come!

xoxo,

Sarah ♥   

Laoag City ~

Laoag City, today, is the major crossroads for international trade and commerce in the Ilocos region. Though bustling with business, the city has retained pretty much an unhurried, laid-back lifestyle.  It is the capital city of Ilocos Norte. 
Like in Vigan, the calesa is an integral part of the street landscape.

Had a random pic collage with loves while at ze bus cuz we are bored 

xoxo,

Sarah ♥   

Bangui Windmills, Ilocos Norte

Bangui Windmills is one of my favorite destinations in Ilocos Norte during our roadtrip. Looking at these windmills at far made us say "WOW!" They are huge, powerful, and modern-looking. 

It’s fascinating that Philippines has this kind of renewable energy resources. It sells 40% electricity to Ilocos Norte and is contributing to reduce the greenhouse effect which causes global warming. :')

xoxo,

Sarah ♥   

PAGUDPUD, ILOCOS NORTE: The Perfect Beach Getaway 

               Pagudpud is a great getaway, few travellers, very natural, not crowded. one of the best places to go in the north! Its white-sand beaches and crystal-blue water makes Pagudpud a haven for tourists.

We stayed at  Terra Rika Beach And Dive Resort for the rest of the night and check-out at around 12 noon.

xoxo,

Sarah ♥   

Ilocos Norte

Last February 22-25, we went to Ilocos Norte for our 4th tour as 2nd year BSHRM students. We left Pampanga around 10 in the evening and arrived in Ilocos region at around 8 am. Our first stop was at Dambanang Juan Luna.

Then, Herencia Cafe to take our breakfast.

The we proceed to the Malacanang of the North. The town of Paoay in the province of Ilocos Norte, however, cradles another structure that serves as a reminder of the Philippines not-so-distant past, the time when the Marcoses wielded power during Martial Law, ending with his ouster during the EDSA People Power Revolution in 1986.

Former President Ferdinand E. Marcos is a son of Ilocos, so it’s a little wonder why a resthouse would not be constructed to accommodate his family and guests.

xoxo,

Sarah ♥