The idea of working remotely while traveling has always been something I’ve been wanting to do ever since I started blogging. I’ve been hearing stories from friends and fellow travel bloggers on how they have managed to do both at the same time. I find it a bit challenging especially if we talk about comfort zone and for someone who has been living with plants and pets at home.
The holiday season is almost here, and travel enthusiasts all over the world are booking trips to take in the cheerful sights and sounds of the festive season. Most Filipinos spend their Christmas and New Year’s Eve vacation in the country as there’s nowhere else in the world that celebrates these holidays for four whole months. However, those who want a different experience are opting to go to iconic destinations for the holidays, such as New York City. The Times Square Ball Drop has always been a top attraction in the Big Apple, and every year one to two million people from all over the world fly in to witness this event. But apart from the Ball Drop, there are other activities that you should definitely do if you’re planning to celebrate the New Year in NYC. So pack your bags, and get ready to experience the ultimate New Year’s Eve celebration in the Big Apple.
When you say of New York, you would probably think about the skyscrappers, the Liberty Tower, the Brooklyn Bridge, burgers, pizza and of course the famous yellow cabs. Here in the Philippines, when you say Yellow Cab, one could particularly think about the pizza place first rather than the vehicle, so do not be confuse. With over 150 branches all over the country, who wouldn’t not have heard this awesome, brightly lit and yellow pizza place.
Rico Corn Rice is made from 100% Philippine-grown corn fortified with iron and calcium. Amazingly tasted like regular rice but provides the nutrition of corn. Each grain is naturally rich in antioxidants and vitamin A as well as beta-carotene and lutein for good eyesight.
Corn is a complex carbohydrates, which is ideal for athletes and those who have an active lifestyle. Corn has no cholesterol and has lower glycemic index for controlled blood sugar that is idea as well for diabetics and weight watchers.
Have you heard about Pink Wasabi? Kinda sounded like a gentle feminine name but with a kick, right? I came across with the brand when the couple Yen (www.thetummytraveler.ph) and Chuckie Dreyfus (www.chuckiedreyfus.ph) introduced it to us. Was actually thinking at first that the brand caters appetisers but rather unexpectedly offers sweets for dessert!
Yup, Desserts! That mouthwatering, pleasurable sweets you’ll definitely crave for more.
Pink Wasabi started in year 2010, with a goal to create unique gifts for holiday. With the ingenuity of creating desserts formed like a sushi, Pink Wasabi eventually expanded it’s unconventional yet complementing product line.