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Monthly Archives: July 2008
Jansport leads the way to individuality
Jansport celebrates its hippie heritage with the Graphic Remix line of bags. Feel that your good ‘ol Jansport backpack looks like like everybody else’s? Jazz it up with colorful designs to make it stand out from the rest. With the … Continue reading
A walk through NAIA Terminal 3
Since I heard about the Ninoy Aquino International Airport Terminal 3 opening for a dry run, I’ve been itching to book a flight just so I can tour the controversial airport. But for now, I’m pacifiying myself with this walkthrough … Continue reading
WordPress Philippines!
I attended my first Wordcamp in Melbourne, and I’m looking forward to attending my second one right here in Manila, Philippines! The Wordcamp is a gathering of WordPress users and enthusiasts to talk about… WordPress. Sounds utterly geeky, no? But … Continue reading
Posted in Geek stuff, Manila, Philippines
Tagged wordcamp, wordcamp philippines, wordpress, wordpress.or
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Coron, Palawan Travel Budget
This trip to Coron was certainly one of the cheapest trips I’ve ever had. Of course, it helps that we got to fly for free with Seair, but living in the island is surprisingly cheap. The expensive part of the … Continue reading
Posted in Palawan, Philippines, Travel Budget
Tagged busuanga, coron, palawan, travel budget, travel-expenses
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