I've been staring my laptop for hours and still I don't know what to blog. I've been away for a week because I've been really busy at work. I tried to squeeze in some time to blog at work but I can't still managed to find a way how.

On a side note, I've been thinking of joining English enhancement classes or seminars. I am NOT a writer and I can't barely compose a very interesting essay. But I think it is time too bring out the writer in me.

Anyway, I went to have my eyes checked yesterday and I now I got a 25/25 vision (20/20 is the normal vision by the way). I still can see from the normal but it's blurry when it's far. I like wearing glasses than eye contacts. If I don't wear glasses I feel like naked.

Tied top: Thrift shop
Floral high-waist skirt: Thrift shop
Black suede wedge shoes: Nasudi
Eyewear c/o: Les Moda

Photos by: Giancarlo Gazmen

Finally, after a month of job searching, I finally got a job! I didn't apply for this one but it was unexpected and I love my new job!

Anyway, I got invited for Yellow Cab's Grand Opening at SM City Baguio yesterday. I tagged along my co-bloggers Jen and Peter, and, of course, my partner-in-crime slash number one fan slash "photographer" boyfriend, Gian.

It was nice meeting Yellow Cab's big bosses and other Baguio Bloggers as well during the event.





First, we had our "Pizza Making Activity". We put on the hairnet and Yellow Cab's apron and we're ready to go! We washed our hands and then put on our gloves.






The dough was already made and the pizza sauce was also spread. Everything was measured and all we have to do is to top our pizza which, at first, I thought was easy but it was really tricky. If you're looking for Yellow Cab's secret recipe. Well, there's really none.

Top it first with 2 kinds of cheese, 70 grams first, and then 10 grams on the other cheese. Next comes the ham and pepperonis, and then the onions, green pepper, red pepper, mushrooms, and black olives. Then the meat. I tell you this, there is no one kind of meat on the New York's Finest pizza, but there are 3 kinds: beef, bacon, and Italian sausage. The last topping, was the cheese (again).


And there it is I'm done. It is time to put my pizza in the oven. Oh well, instead of placing it carefully in the oven, I dropped it. I was afraid that I might get burnt. The oven was freaking hot. And so some of my toppings on the side fell off.

My pizza is coming out!



Tadaaahhh!!! And here's my very own Yellow Cab New York's Finest pizza!


Yellow Cab made me realize that there's more to pizza making and it was not easy. I thought I just had to top everything on the dough but it was not. It requires skills and a lot of patience.




Thanks to SM City Baguio Yellow Cab's Manager Sir Christian for patiently teaching us how to make our own New York's Finest pizza.


On that same day, Me and Jen went to watch Yellow Cab's Man vs. Pizza challenge. We stayed for the first batch of challengers.





Me and Jen, after the Yellow Cab event.

I went out with my daughter and my king today and we had lots of fun! For our day together, we had lunch at a Carinderia. Then we went to DOLE at Engineer's Hill. From there, we had a "long" walk together to Camp John Hay. The original plan was to take the CJH entrance via Eco Trail to Techno Hub and then to CJH's picnic grounds and children's park.

But then, we were not allowed to take the route via Eco Trail and we had no choice. Bummer! At least, we halved the route. So we took a jeepney to CJH's main entrance.

When we where at Techno Hub we went to 7-eleven to have snacks. It started to rain even if it's sunny. That didn't stop us to have photographs. And for the first time, my 4 year old daughter cooperated for an OOTD adventure with me.


Here's my king and my princess.


The rain stopped and we started to have our photo walk on the way. Look, Lexy found a dandelion.


Wild flowers!


We were supposed to go to the children's park as planned but it started to rain hard so we decided to go back at Techno Hub and leave. It started to shine again and then a little drizzle. The weather is confusing us. Argh! We opted to take more photos instead before going home.





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I finally decided to repost all my previous outfit posts and have them all up before regretting I didn't.

"Imperfection is beauty, madness is genius and it's better to be absolutely ridiculous than absolutely boring." - Marilyn Monroe

So I was in a state of uncertainty whether I should repost my previous outfit posts or not. All my posts, files, and everything has been deleted by my previous host. I can't seem to find a way to recover all of it. I contacted my host but to no avail. They won't respond to my queries. That's it! I had enough! That's when I decided to move back to Blogger platform from a self-hosted Wordpress.

Gone for good and here I am sharing to you one of the first outfit posts I did somewhere in 2013.

"Twenty years from now you will be more disappointed by the things you didn’t do than by the ones you did do. So throw off the bowlines, sail away from the safe harbor. Catch the trade winds in your sails. Explore. Dream. Discover." – Mark Twain

I want to travel the world. All my life I've been dreaming of travelling the world and here I am just waiting for that to happen. I really wish for that to come true, then I'll be the happiest "kiddo" in the world. I have a lot of places in mind, in fact, I have a bucket "long" list of places I want to go to.

Just a partial list of cities I want to travel...

New York. I want to see skyscrapers, book a hotel room at Time Square, and watch a movie at the cinema. I want to climb up high the Empire State Building and take a view of the whole city from the top.

Paris. The city of love. I just don't want to see the place on photographs I want to step foot on that place. I want to watch performances at Moulin Rouge, visit the The Louvre, be a princess for a day at the Luxemburg Palace, take a photo of the Eiffel Tower and Arc de Triomphe.

Tokyo. Probably the first place I will visit at Japan is the city of Tokyo. I want to wear Yukata while eating ramen somewhere at Tokyo streets. I want to visit Meiji Shrine and write my wishes on little pieces of paper and tie them onto the prayer wall. Take a picture with Mickey Mouse and friends at Tokyo Disneyland, cross the busiest intersection at Shibuya, take a cooking class, and see the cherry blossoms myself at Ueno Park.

Venice. The first thing I would do is to probably board a boat and take a tour at Grand Canal and Gondola. Have a gelato at Boutique del Gelato, take an art class, slip on a mask and join the Carnevale and probably tie the knot at Juliet's Window.