Baguio: 28, 29 April

Saturday.

First stop: Good Shepherd

bought 10 jars of peanut brittle and 6 jars of Ube. Yum-yum!

Poor me, my mom had to send me back to our place cause the goods were heavy to hand carry. Anyone wanna carry boxes?

Next Stop: Mine's View

Went sight-seeing (duh. View?). Actually all we saw were roofs of houses.

...paid to rent the Igorot dress and had a picture of us in them taken. Cool. except for the fact that people kept on passing by as some of the shots were being taken. kulet!

also went shopping at the stores surrunding Mine's view. Was able to buy a narra chess set, a wooden bracelet, a straw hat (which i like best) and 4 sling shots for my cousins.

Last Stop: Tam-awan Village

A miniature Ifugao village which was a very nice place. With genuine houses of Igorots (which you can actually rent and sleep in), a bamboo bridge, a small treking trail, and artworks of artists (i'm so sorry i don't even know anyone of them) and people having their portraits drawn in charcoal and their bodies henna tatooed, there were many thing to photograph. And that's what i did actually--I took and took photos of everything.

check our family's blog to see more pictures http://delapazchronicles.multiply.com

Dinner: syempre SM Baguio

ate at Teriyaki boy. We were at first seated outside at the balcony but decided to request for a table inside 'cause it was freezing cold. buti na lang. Had TB chicken teriyaki, chicken teriyaki ramen, and yakimeshi.

(burp).

NEXT DAY: We went home, it drizzled at the start of the trip, but the rest of the trip was just fine. Thank GOD!