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Category Archives: Travels|Vacations
New Year at ROM
My husband and I visited the Royal Ontario Museum on New Year’s Day 2011. We have always been fascinated by world cultures and natural history. We had been planning on doing this for a long time and could not seem … Continue reading
Posted in Entertainment, Music and Movies, History and Culture, Travels|Vacations
Tagged art, culture, history, ROM, royal ontario museum, terracota army
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Taking A Break
A trip from Canada to the Philippines entails a lot of spending. The fare alone already costs a lot of money. You also need to book your plane ticket way ahead of your trip because you might have a problem … Continue reading
Posted in Living and Loving, Thinking Out Loud, Travels|Vacations
Tagged Palawan, Philippines, Puerto Princesa, Subterranean River, vacation
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Missing Our Motorcycle Joy Rides
It’s the middle of spring and it’s so nice to be outdoors. Since it’s my first spring here in Canada, I feel the need to explore my surroundings. Get to know the neighborhood, the community and the city in general. … Continue reading
Posted in Living and Loving, Shopping and Products, Thinking Out Loud, Travels|Vacations
Tagged CruiserCustomizing, joy riding, motorcycle
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New York in One Day
It was our first time in New York. We would only be there for two days and there were so many things to do . We contacted some friends before going there so we could arrange for somebody to meet … Continue reading
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Tagged Battery Park, Fifth Avenue, Grand Central Terminal, Ground Zero, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Saks, St. Patrick's Cathedral, Staten Island Ferry, Statue of Liberty, Time Square, Wall Street, Winter Garden
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Quick Walk in Washington DC
We visited Washington DC April of this year, my first trip to the U.S. It was hard to miss DC because we stayed at my aunt’s place in Maryland which is only thirty minutes drive to DC. It’s where the … Continue reading
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Tagged Lincolm Memorial, Obelisk, Reflecting Pool, Vietnam Wall, Washington DC, White House, World War II Memorial
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Reliving the American Civil War at Gettysburg
One of the highlights of our visit to the United States is the Gettysburg National Military Park in the state of Pennsylvania. We got there after lunch time and we went to check out the tours of the battlefield. We … Continue reading
Posted in History and Culture, Travels|Vacations
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, American Civil War, battlefield, David Wills, devil's den, Gettysburg, Gettysburg address, Hall of the Presidents, National Military Park, Pennsylvania, valley of death
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Maryland, Home of the Hardestys
My aunt had been inviting us to visit their place in Mechanicsville, Maryland last year. We initially planned to spend Christmas at their house but we changed our minds. We decided to go there during the early spring instead. It’s … Continue reading
Business and Pleasure in Vancouver
We had been planning to go on a trip to the United States by early spring of 2009. I had to get a US visa before then so I booked an interview with the US embassy in Vancouver through the … Continue reading
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Tagged beluga, calgary, Canada Place, capilano, capilano suspension bridge, Carderos restaurant, clinique, dolphins, frogs, Harbour Center, Harbour Lookout, internet, light show, marmosa, moxie's grill, passport, philippine passport, regina, seals, sears, sloth, spotted seals, starbucks visa, stingrays, suspension bridge, toads, turtles, US Visa, vancouver, Vancouver Aquarium, whales, winnipeg
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Banff and Lake Louise
Banff is part of the Canadian Rockies in Alberta. Being there is being at peace with the Creator. It’s incredible how nature can be perfect in all its asymmetry. All the sceneries in Banff are breath-taking that it would … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberta, Beehive, Canadian Rockies, gondola, Juniper, Lake Agnes, Lake Louise, Mirror Lake, Moraine, Mount Agnes, Rundlestone, Sulphur Mountain, teahouse
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Jasper National Park
Jasper National Park is part of the Canadian Rockies in Alberta. My husband and I went there to celebrate my birthday. We drove all the way from Edmonton but it was a nice drive. There are roadside rest areas inside … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberta, athabasca river, Becker's Chalets, Canadian Rockies, canyon, columbia ice fields, Jasper, maligne, river, spirit island, whistler mountain
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