Sulo Hotel Quezon City

... concrete houses in plush subdivisions, then the rampaging floodwaters must have swept away the poor who live in dilapidated shanties. The disturbing images I later saw on TV confirmed my assumption. As it is, Ondoy spared no one that came along his way.<br><br>Good thing I didn&#8217;t book myself a return flight on that fateful day. Otherwise, I could have been one of those stranded and forced to sleep for a night at NAIA because their ...

hello, no photo's as could not take cam or much else, to many pickpockets but fantastic food!!<br>we have had a few typhoons nearby since I last wrote so some pretty strong winds and huge amounts of rain, just have to get used to getting very wet and practically swimming in the streets sometimes, travel anywhere takes two or three times as long as the interminable norm and my ingestion of filthy exhaust fumes has now reached a peak, I think if I ...

... mostly powdered fruit juice but I am slowly teaching Flora to drink some wine.....a litre of white californian here is just under 3 pounds.<br><br>Flora drinks strong coffie to stay awake at work over night so she is quite funny sometimes in the mornings being quite hypo, takes a while to calm down hahaha sad when somebody is dog tired but cannot sleep!!<br><br>must go and try to process pics :):)<br>PS I also discovered some georgious kittens next door<br><br><br>

... the sidewalk and some unidentified rodent-like mammal crossing a park in Ortigas. No one but me seemed to notice or care but I know I saw it. Just like I saw a lobster in the parking lot in NJ and a pig walking up our street in a snow storm. And no, I wasn't drinking this time either. Anyway, all this city life is making me long for the wilderness so we decided a trip up to Subic Bay would be a good idea. That is until a typhoon came ...

Hello everybody, I don't have very good news I am afraid. I was robbed of my small daypack two days ago in Manila in the Philippines... I befriended a Japanese guy and we went exploring the fortress in the old town of Manila. He suggested to go to the Quiapo Church after that, on the other side of the Pasig River, something which was on my itinerary as well. So we walked there together. We sat down in the busy church on one of the many benches. He said he was ...

... four in height. Two thugs tried to drag me off into a van.It had no plates.I broke their hold on me, and fell back into a glass panel door of the Hotel.The Hotel staff assisted me. Its my third visit to the Philipines.The Philipines is different, one elderly person was executed when i was there in Lapu Lapu.On another occasion whilst I was there an American Aide worker was murdered while visiting some rice fields North of Manila. Danger

... a beer is on ly around 50cent!! Mad stuff. There was even Karaoke involved, always a good thing in my opinion!! Only problem is that its really popular over here and Philippinos can really sing, so you've gotta know what you're doing. Needless to say, one song from me was enough to permanently end my Karaoke career here in the Philippines. No sight seeing here this time coz we'll be back in a few weeks, so its straight on to our next destination tomorrow.

... to and from Mongolia. You will all lost your documents especially if they will get it upon inspecting what you've got.(money,jewelry and other belongings). So better to take plane than see yourself on that situation. If you're in Hngkong, or Macau, obviously you can take some means of transportation you like and convenient for you to Beijing. There are number of airline companies servicing routes from HongKong or Macau to Beijing. You can ask ...

... white still pour from the ground. There will be further rings and layers added in time. The volcano below the lake is still very much ready to erupt. Most of the gatekeepers wait at a village on the shores of the lake. They keep trains of ponies ready for the tour groups that come skimming across the water in skinny, brightly painted boats. The village is all wooden huts on low stilts, and fishing nets drying on the muddy beach. Up by the crater they sit by ...

Peter, welcome to Manila... We've actually travelled in a big group, but most of them had their own plans, Mana &amp; Fary had to stay with the Iranian delegates, while Peter and I really didn't have anything to do... so we've decided to tour around Cubao, it's the nearest place in our hostel... We went to Farmers Plaza, we bought his first pair of stylish casual shoes at Rusty Lopez. He also got me a pair of sexy and open black sandals ...