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Last Saturday night was spent in Antipolo with two of my closest girlfriends from UP Law, Connie Veneracion and Ida La’O. It was a belated birthday get together because [...] more >

17 Nov, 2008

Goodbye Danny Uy

Posted by: lisa In: family & friends

Living in Baguio does not afford the residents much to do at night, especially us “non-alcoholic,” aging (”are we getting old or is this music simply too loud?”) singles. [...] more >

We were in Dumaguete, triple sharing as usual, Baguio boys Louis P. and Nico C. and I, watching a proud moment in American history on all cable news channels [...] more >

Have you been receiving emails like I have regarding a petition circulating, where folks are enjoined to add their names and forward? It goes like this:

Dear Friends,
Please add your [...] more >

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05 Nov, 2008

Wanted: Investors in Biodiesel Plant

Posted by: lisa In: bulletin board

Naomi from the Philippines wrote: “This is an invitation for partners who are interested to have 5,000 pesos a day everyday as net profit. We are pioneering into [...] more >

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The headline in the city’s Sunday ‘newspaper’ Baguio Midland Courier, of which I have a copy screams “BCDA directors affirm plan to put up CJH gambling den.”

My first reaction, [...] more >

Here is the final part of the story on the events that occurred on 26-27 October 2002, involving Tony Perez and the Spirit Questors in an activity intended to [...] more >

Here is the second part of the story, a continuation of Haunted Baguio: The Spirit Quest at Nevada Square Revisited, a recounting of the events that occurred on 26-27 [...] more >

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  • lisa: Ah Resty, Holiday weekend. Lots of tourists, Demand exceeding supply. January usually has the lowest prices, about Php40/kilo, then of course the P
  • lisa: Most of us do, in public, but they will have to pick their noses, too, at a certain point. Hahaha. But isn't it preferable to watch them up close a
  • Deen: Hi Lisa, Home is always a home...Baguio it is. Don't forget the honesty of real Baguio people, especially the taxi drivers...Baguio is known for that

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Lisa writes from Baguio, where she resides with 7 dogs & 3 vintage cars. She supplements Go Baguio! with inside tips on visiting, living & doing business in this cool, cool city in the mist.


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