Travel stories by Johanna Frejoles
Note: This blog post has no images and videos. This post is also way too long, all jumbled up, has no sense of direction, but full of heartfelt musings. Do read at your own risk. I hate being too personal, but you might have already noticed that I have written personal stories lately. I just feel like doing it and …
For a small girl like me, my friends find it hard to believe that I am a huge fan of motorcycles and all-terrain vehicles. It’s just one of those random things about me that not everyone knows. I prefer it compared to being inside a van or bus whenever I travel because I love the feeling of being outside. And also, …
I became so obsessed with conceptual photography during the summer of 2016. I had far too many ideas that up until now, I am still unable to do them. So typical of you Hanna. On my first attempt, I used my little sister as my model but she was too stubborn, I was unable to properly execute what I intended to do. …
Disclaimer: Pasensya daan kung aduna kay makita nga wrong grammar ani nga blog post. First time ni nako nisuwat ug Binisaya. Nisulay ko karon ug sulat ani tungod kay na dasig ko ug binasa sa mga sinulat sa akong usa ka kauban nga blogger sa Cebu Blogging Community nga si Rome Nicolas. Bisitaha pud iyahang blog sa BastaBisaya.com. Mutapos na …
This is not a hate post. I am not a linguist. Again, this is not a hate post. Last night, my fellow bloggers from Cebu Blogging Community and I were talking about our travel stories during our dinner at Michel’s Bistro. My friend Lai then shared his story about his recent trip with a group of travelers from Luzon. He …
For 10 years, my Mama and I only get to see each other few times a year, depending on holiday schedules. I was in my sophomore year in high school when my family decided to move to the southern part of Cebu. My sister and I were left here in the city at the care of my extended relatives. My …
Bohol is one of the islands near in Cebu that I’ve never been to until last Sunday. I’ve had several plans going there since 2011, but my plans always never seem to push through. That’s why when I got invited along with nine other Cebu bloggers to visit Bohol, I immediately seized the opportunity and canceled all other travel plans.
I’m beginning to think that mountain trekkers are masochists. I concluded this on the last ascent to the peak of Chalet Hills last Sunday. Despite the building pain in the calf, the exasperating weight of their backpacks, the scorching heat of the sun, the unforgiving cold seeping through the bones, and the inevitable obstacles along the way, mountaineers would never …