My Baby Snake

DAY 2 To start off the day, the little monkey woke up early to run around the grounds of St. Patrick Village. He had just finished his oatmeal breakfast, which I was able to cook at the comfort of the house we rented.  This is the house we stayed in. Pathway leading to the exit A modern day Romeo and Juliet scene with the aunt Just as we were headed up to get ready for another exciting day, the little monkey's ears perked up when he heard a "Ta-hooooo!!!!" entering the village grounds. And boy, was I excited to find out that they offered another unique flavor - ube taho! What a way to start the day! :)  Kuya Willie arrived a few minutes past 9am, and off we went to Baguio Botanical Garden. *Baguio Van Rentals provided their drivers with their own lodging, so Kuya Willie didn't stay with us (even though there was more than enough room; they have a driver's quarters just beside the garage).  Family picture! The garden w...

The City of Pines is such an endearing way to call Baguio City. It has such a magical ring to it, and that magic was definitely felt as we toured the city for 3 days and 2 nights last October 29-31, 2017.  With three kids, three yayas, and four adults in tow, we rented a Hi-Ace van through http://baguiovanrentals.com, which cost us Php 18,500.00 for 3D2N inclusive of everything (gas, toll, food and lodging of driver, and tour itinerary).  Kuya Willie, the driver assigned to us, went from one point to another based solely on his road knowledge - never once did he open Waze. The  van rental was a bit pricey, but we got what we paid for - which was a stress-free trip.  DAY 1 We left Metro Manila a little before 4:00am and arrived at our first stop around 8:00am - breakfast at S.O.U.L. Cafe (http://soulcafe.com.ph/). Thankfully, the kids all slept through the trip.  I loved the breakfast at S.O.U.L. Cafe. I had their Garlic Longganisa meal - and I ...