Photo Diary 4 of 4: Davao Day 4

-
Our last day in Davao.


We went to visit some relatives. This is Lola Floring, she was so happy to see us she started crying! :)




Christ the King Cathedral where the world's largest rosary is located. :)










Sta. Ana Shrine. Where our grandparents were married. :)





Outside Aldevinco Shopping Mall where we bought our pasalubongs. Tried durian again. It tasted better as you eat it. Haha!



ADDU :)


With Tita Joy and family. Thank you for the accommodation  We really had a great time! Hope to see you guys here in Manila! :)


At the airport. We were delayed for 30 mins. Lol!


The 4-day trip was so much fun! Hope to be back soon! :)

XOXO ♥

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Maybe, one day.

-
Image
I always have this random feeling of missing someone -well, only one person. :P I hate this feeling, simply because I know I can't do anything about it. Damn it. Especially now that Valentine's Day is fast approaching. Couples everywhere. Bitter? Hahaha. :D I just miss the feeling and I miss him. :'( Found myself playing this song over and over again. I know he's happy with his life now. "Maybe one day, I'll find a way, to make that smile stay." XOXO ♥
Read more

Inner Peace

-
Repost from HERE. A Prayer For When You Need Inner Peace You are the silent prayer, where the mind wanders when it finds respite. You are the miracle that unveils the wonders of life. You are the rain that streams through the clouds and the sun that blankets the sky. You are the sound that dims the noise we don’t want to hear. You are the light that intimidates all evil. You are the silent observer who transpires every now and again. You are always there. Belief sways between contemplation and closure. You are omnipresent and unbiased, but mostly because you are inaudible. You don’t announce your presence through words, but let the tale unfold slowly instead. Sometimes, it seems you unleash your wrath when we are caught off-guard. At other times, you astonish us with marvels we never expected. You dim the lights and urge us to trudge through the blinding darkness, only so that we can reach the illumination. And when the twilight of life consumes us, your ubiquitous infl
Read more