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Cirque Serviced Residences Circulo Verde

The Cirque Serviced Residences in Circulo Verde – More than just a Hotel Room

by Rodel Flordeliz
July 21, 2018
5 minutes read

There are only a few places in Quezon City that I know off that I can consider a place that could instantly bring me to somewhere else, places that I can feel like I was being teleported to another dimension. I did not mean it literally but I guess it was the feeling plus its unique ambiance made me feel like I already left the city.

One good example is whenever I visit Ninoy Aquino Park near Quezon City Circle. It is like a hidden jungle inside the city. Even it is located across the busy streets of North and Quezon Avenue, its vast areas populated with trees and animals covers up the bustling sound of the city.

Lifestyle Travel

March 2017 – Improvements

by Rodel Flordeliz
April 3, 2017
11 minutes read

There is a saying ” Continuous improvement is better than delayed perfection.” And this I think was the highlight of the month of March. The opportunities from last month flourish and become an avenue for me to improve more in different ways this month. I tried to be busy and kept on finding ways to bring in more knowledge that I can use to produce a better self. And just like everybody says, life is a continuous learning process.

The month of March includes learning new skills like archery and driving, finding my luck in the production business, expanding my network and adding more memories with my family and friends.

Fashion

In three-fourths and Red Denim

by Rodel Flordeliz
June 28, 2012
Less than a minute

Thursday is a day set for our continuity spiel shoot for the program Bread n’ Butter, and this time we did it at the Ninoy Aquino Parks and Wildlife or famously known as Wildlife. This Wildlife park had become a place for a lot of photo enthusiast who wants to capture nature inspired photographs that is easy access specially because it is located just near the Quezon City Circle. Aside from that you only need to pay 10 pesos for the entrance fee, not bad!