Picnic Grove, Tagaytay, Still Recommended

Last month, my in-laws took us to Picnic Grove in Tagaytay. I still recommend Picnic Grove especially if you have kids who love to run in open grounds. The horsebackriding and skating rink are still there. Plus, they have the new zip line and cable car rides. The two older kids, my son and his cousin want to go horseback-riding. But we didn't try those as we didn't have the more adventurous members of the family that time to accompany them. We just braved to walk through the hanging bridge.

And of course the breath taking view of the Taal makes the trip complete. Picnic Grove is still a perfect venue for family picnics and gatherings. There were also lovey doves dating or friends catching-up while barbecuing. It's also a very apt venue for pre-nups or if you just want a new photo for your profile pic.

With just two hours travel from Manila, it's a great way to escape from your daily routine. Or a nearer (and cheaper) alternative to Baguio to beat the summer heat. Note: Don't forget to bring your sweatshirts and jackets.
Entrance fee: kids P25, adults P50
Cottages: P150 to 400

My Punk Boys

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Before

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Summer's here!

Love You Forever

I can relate so much even by just looking at the cover. Very heartwarming and touching book. I had a lump in my throat nearing the end of it. Even my 6-yr. old son was touched.

No matter if your house looked like a jungle, how much spit, poop and food you had on your hands, how much milk, spag and juice spilled in your couch, how many times your child disobeyed you and you hated yourself for being terribly mad, how much brawling your kids had with each other that it's such a headache...at the end of the day, you look at your sleeping kids and feel that you just love them.

Thanks for this book, SIL. Very apt for Mother's Day (last year) :)
Mommy Moments.

Good Morning Everyone!

So fond of mommy's shades lately. Its raining outside so he just makes the most out of the living area with his twist car. Enjoying these kinds of time with my bunso while it lasts.

Good morning everyone!

Foundation And Family Day 2012

Last Feb. 26, 2012, Zach had their Foundation and Family Day in school. The daddy should've been there to take photos of us participating in the cheering competition. But it's still sleeping time for him. As if waving the flags for the Red Tamaraw was a big part. Hey! Holding the flags up the entire presentation was tiring.

Go red Tamaraw! Go eat!

The daddy fetched us at 2pm already, just in time for a late lunch. Kuya Zach misses his daddy. They only get to talk every weekend.

At the mall, the Singing Soldiers reminded the people about the People Power Revolution in 1988. Can they sing? Pwede na...

Kuya Zach had a little fever. Too tired with the previous days of practices for the Foundation Day. They didn't win the cheering but they won 1st place in the games.


Tickle tickle!