During our first night in Seoul, we were walking around doing some sight seeing at 12 midnight. From a far, these bright red wrapped goodness looked exactly like my favorite candy bars, KitKat. Are these Korean KicKer’s a knock off to the American KitKat’s? Who knows? I tried researching online somewhere, but couldn’t find a single historical site about KicKer’s, unless maybe it’s in Korean and I can’t understand it. Continue reading
Jeff watched the fight in a big screen theater and I watched it on the beach.
November 14, 2009 – The Pacquiao vs Cotto Fight was LIVE in Las Vegas and at around 11am Philippine time. Jeff and his dad bought tickets the day before to watch the fight at the local mall in Bohol, the BQ Mall (Bohol Quality Mall. The fight was showing live in all SM Shopping Mall movie theaters or showing free if you had a TV with an antenna. Continue reading
The small island of Pamilacan is a province in Bohol, Visayas archipelagos in the Philippines. Its name comes from the word “Pilak,” which is a large hooked implement made and used by fishermen to capture whale sharks and manta rays. It is only 8 miles from the famous Alona Beach in Bohol. It’s virgin white sandy beaches, mini coves, and solitude of being in your own island paradise makes this island feel like a permanent home. The island is famous for dolphin watching and diving. Its 140 hectares has a population of only 200 families. Our planned trip to visit this island was non other than relaxing and informative. Continue reading
