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The Anawangin Cove - March 2012

2012-03-26T15:15:00.002+08:00

Ever since I saw pictures of the Anawangin Cove in Zambales, I knew at once I had to get there. And so when my brother found a cool deal to get the chance to visit Anawangin for only P799.00 in one of the more popular discount coupon sites, I didn’t let the opportunity pass and without thinking twice, paid for the vouchers.

We had our trip scheduled on a Saturday. We left the Victory Terminal in Caloocan City at 7:00 A.M. The trip lasted for almost four hours which by the way, was longer than the usual.

We got off at the town of San Antonio where we waited for the tour operator’s guys to pick us up and take us to Pundaquit. When they arrived, we asked them if we could pass by the market to buy fresh fish, hotdogs, bread, spread, booze and other stuff we needed for an overnight stay in Anawangin.

Minutes later, we were again bound on our tricycle service on the road to Pundaquit.

In Pundaquit, we met with our tour operator, Ate Sally, who was nice and gentle, and made sure we got everything we needed – charcoal, petroleum gas, pan, knife, tents, etc. In short, we got all the “works” which make for a hassle-free and comfortable stay at the cove.

Once ready, we were led to the ferry where colorful outriggers with bamboo-like wings that extend from their side lined the shore.We hopped onto one of them and the sea journey to the Anawangin Cove began.

The wind blew a bit strong and so the water was a bit rough. But I have sailed on worse so it was ok. For me, it was just the right amount of rock when you’re sailing on waters facing the South China Sea. After a close to a 20-minute boat ride, we ferried on the shores of Anawangin Cove and Wildlife.

The pine trees that seemed so small from afar, all of a sudden appeared huge. The white sand turned black when touched by the water. A sense of adventure filled me at the site of a number of tents set up from behind the fence perimeter that separates the beach and the camp site. I was ready to go swimming, hiking, explore the place in its entirety but too famished to have the energy to be able to do so. The spirit was very willing but the stomach then was just weak so the former conceded.

The next events were reminiscent of a Boy/Girl Scout Encampment in school. We put up a fire using charcoal and petroleum gas we got from Ate Sally and dried pine leaves and twigs we gathered from the grounds and readied the rice and fish that we later had for lunch. After lunch, we got up and started to traverse towards the back of the camp site to check out the lake that looked oh so good on pictures. Green, Blue and Orange dominated the scenes. We marveled at the one of God’s masterpieces. Who would have thought that all these trees and sand that created a wonderful landscape came about because of a massive volcano eruption. My camera couldn’t stop clicking.

After surveying the place and making sure we got enough photos, it was time to take a dip. The water was warm which made up for the cool weather.

We enjoyed the sunset while preparing for dinner of fried hotdogs, rice, bread, and tuna paella. After dinner, we took turns taking a bath at the toilet and bath area which, during the night, has power supplied only until 9:30 P.M.

Campers started to set up bonfires and gathered around for the usual marshmallows and hotdog barbecue moments. We, on the other hand, enjoyed the night with interesting conversations over bottles of cold light beer.

Morning came, we got up early, had coffee, bread and spread for breakfast and started packing up. We showered and waited for the operator guys to pick us up. At 8:00 A.M. we started sailing for Capones Island, our last stop before going back to Pundaquit.

There was nothing much to do in Capones. We ferried at a spot which was far from the Lighthouse so we didn’t have much choice but enjoy the place for more photo ops. At close to 10:00 A.M., we were headed back to Pundaquit where our journey to Anawangin ended.

It was another unforgettable vacation to a place that’s worth another visit. The Anawangin cove offers a rare chance to experience something that we, people who live in the city, don’t get too often.

Canyon Cove Residential Beach Resort - A quiet retreat

2012-03-07T14:01:00.000+08:00

From a booklet of free vouchers that almost gone in vain, I had the chance to stay overnight in a cozy private space in Nasugbu Batangas, The Canyon Cove Resort Residential Beach Resort.

Perfectly situated on Far East Road, Piloto Wawa in Nasugbu, Batangas, which is approximately a 3-hour drive away from Manila, The Canyon Cove Resort Residential Beach Resort provides for a quiet retreat of peace and relaxation - away from the hustle and bustle of the city life.

Upon entering the vicinity, you get that feeling of being at the premises of a university dormitory minus the noise of scholarly conversations. A wide parking space, Row buildings that were reminiscent of the ones in Legenda Suites in Subic and Club John Hay in Baguio, lush greenery, leading pathways and cold breeze make for the laid-back atmosphere of the entire place.

We were ushered into a reception of sofa sets with blue and pink cushions. Dim lighting set the lazy afternoon mood as we walked up to the elevators and later on to our rooms. The afternoon sun's rays peeking in through the window sill and the glass balcony door created a dramatic effect to what was already a beautiful room. The bed was so inviting. The pillows were soft and firm - the kind that makes you sleep instantly. But no, sleep can wait as we have to make the most out of the short visit.

We head back to town next to grab something to eat and buy some stuff we need for the night. After which, we immediately returned to the resort for some afternoon fun and frolic. Too bad swimming in the beach was only allowed until 6:00 p.m. so we didn't get to take a dip. Instead, we just enjoyed the night posing for souvenir photos and went back to being kids as we spent good hours playing in the resorts large swimming pool.

The next day started with a buffet breakfast that the resort serves from 6:00 a.m. till 9:00 a.m. We took ours at 8:00 a.m. and after finishing up, I attended to some stuff online, before once again putting on my board shorts and have some fun in the water under the sun.

After close to two hours, it was time to pack up and go home.

Despite of the vacation being so short of time, it's still nice to have a break from work and daily routine and spend some quality time with friends and loved ones - especially when it's free.

Mount Pinatubo Adventure

2012-03-04T13:13:00.000+08:00

When you had 3 bottles of beer on a Friday night, stayed up until the wee hours of the morning, climbing up a mountain, which was next on my weekend to do list, with barely enough sleep, doesn't really sound like a good idea.

These thoughts run in my mind while inside the car on the way home from an unplanned night out.

It's close to 2:30 a.m. and we have to catch the bus going to Tarlac at 3:00 a.m. which means that we literally just have to change to our backpacking gears and hit the road.

When we arrived home, I went straight to my room and started to pack - light fabric shirts, board shorts, undies, sunnies, camera, battery, sunblock, mosquito repellant, etc. I even managed to take a short bath to shake off the sleepiness and have a cup of warm coffee.

At 3:00 a.m., we were at the Victory Liner terminal in Cubao which was really packed with passengers who we thought were going to join the festivities of the Panagbenga in Baguio. We learned that the next bus leaves for Baguio at 4:00 a.m. so we ended up transferring to Dagupan Bus Line station where we boarded a bus to Capas, Tarlac.

The trip was shorter than I expected. at 5:30 a.m., we were already at Mcdonald's Tarlac waiting for the 4x4 service jeep we hired to pick us up and take us to the drop off point where the trek to see the Mount Pinatubo crater starts.

It was the first time I got to ride on a 4x4 truck so I started to feel a sense of adventure. Seated at the back seat, in open air, I could feel the cold weather running through my skin. Moments later, the sun began to rise, creating red, orange, yellow, blue and black gradient in the sky.

We made a short stop in Sta. Juliana where we signed waivers and had a short orientation. It was also in Sta. Juliana where we were joined by our tour guide. After a few minutes, Kuya driver started the engine and off we went to see the Mount Pinatubo crater.

The first hour of the drive was uneventful until we reached the offroad when, like a ship on a stormy sea, the 4x4 truck, sailed through different slopes of terrain in what seemed like a labyrinth of sand, stone and water.

After 2 hours, we reached the trekking point. The 4x4 was parked and the walking began. Lack of exercise made me feel tired easily. At some instances, I almost told the tour guide to walk slowly. The guy was just too fast it was hard to keep up with his pace. Add to the fact that I had to stop at some point to take pictures. The view and scenery was undeniably beautiful. It's a treat for us photographers that we don't get to experience so often.

The direction we were headed seemed never ending. I thought we were never going to stop walking. When I saw two cottages where I saw fellow trekkers taking a rest I felt relieved. We did stop for a short break and our tour guide told us that we only had to walk a few more minutes (15 minutes if I remember it correctly) and we would get to see the crater. At last! I was again energized.

True enough, after a 15-minute climb and the ground turned even, before us was the Mount Pinatubo crater in all its magnificent splendour. It was really a site to behold. I've never seen anything like it before. It was picturesque, to good to be true. I was like looking at a live postcard. I immediately grabbed my camera and shoot away as if the scene would vanish any minute.

The usual things followed next. Hunger pangs took over the fried tinapa, boiled eggs, chicken adobo, rice and banana that the tour operator prepared for us. More photo ops. Then we walked down a man-made stairs towards the inside of the crater and took a dip in the cold teal water.

After a good 3 hours of mostly photo sessions, swimming and joking about the possibility of the Lochness monster emerging from the deepest part of the lake, we decided to head back to town.

Back in Sta. Juliana, we were directed to a house where one could shower and freshen up at P40.00 per person. After which the 4x4 jeep drove us back to Capas, Tarlac at the waiting spot for buses going to Manila.

Hunger pangs struck again so we had a late lunch at Chowking from across the street.

It didn't take long before a bus bound for Manila arrived. Tired from a whole day of fun and adventure, everybody was dozing off throughout the entire trip.

Truly, the Pinatubo Adventure was, so far, one of the most unforgettable trips I have taken. Was it worth the long trips and hours of walking? oh Yes! Was it worth another visit? That's actually already being arranged:).

Things to bring:

water at least 2 liters

sunblock

mosquito repellant

sandals (Tribu or Sandugo is good just make sure you're wearing your size. I discovered I was wearing my brother's whose shoe size is bigger, only after the trip.)

hat with a wide brim.

sunnies

extra shirts because you will be sweating a lot

swimwear

camera with a fully-charged battery

Inevitable 7 at the Villa Maristela Resort in Pansol, Laguna

2011-12-07T23:02:00.001+08:00

Despite our busy schedules, our barkada would always make time for some catching-up. It can be in a quiet rented hotel room, over coffee in a cafe with that offers a relaxing ambience or a hearty dinner. This year, we chose to go night swimming at a hidden gem in Pansol, Laguna - The Villa Maristela Resort.

We decided to meet at the Goldilocks on Taft Avenue. Narl, Abby and Lianne were the first ones to arrive. Being the dutiful friends that they are, they went straight to the grocery nearby to buy food and some stuff we need.

I got to the meeting place shortly. It didn't take long before Ian also arrived. Noriel, as expected, was the last person to make it to Goldilocks.

We spared a few minutes for some light snacks and to pose for a few shots before we headed to the Van terminal.

After what seemed to be a shorter trip than the usual, we reached our destination.

It was drizzling and the water was a bit cold but we didn't mind. We spent a good 3 hour soaked in the jacuzzi before we decided to call it a night.

Morning came. After a hearty breakfast which left almost everybody full, we decided to take a dip while the others just settle on lounging by the pool. We went giddy when the water sprinkles were turned on. We had the resort all to ourselves.

We don't get to see each other as often as we used to but whenever we do, we would always pick up exactly where we left off. I guess that's the thing about established friendships- there's this never ending bond that goes beyond the distance; reaching forward but always finds its way back.

We have all gone a long way and only God knows what's at stake for us in the future. In the meantime, let's enjoy what we have, savor the friendship, embrace change, learn from each other, share stories, go on more trips together, fall in love, remain in love.

You are in me and me in you. No matter the distance, fate will always bring us together. It is inevitable.

Richwell "Kids Craze" Warehouse Sale

2011-12-01T21:39:00.001+08:00

The Kids Craze Warehouse Sale is happening on the following dates: December 2-4, 9-11 and 16-20, 2011.

Enjoy up to 80% OFF on Barbie, Sesame Street and other branded toys, apparels and shoes.

Shop during Saturdays & Sundays (9:00am to 6:00pm) and Weekdays & Fridays (1:00pm to 6:00pm)

Cash basis only.

Limited parking for those who will be bringing cars.

The Great Lifestyle Sale at the High Street

2011-12-01T21:32:00.001+08:00

The Great Lifestyle Sale is on-going and will run until January 15, 2012 on the 3/F Dimensione Bldg., Quadrant 5 Blk 6, Bonifacio High St., Taguig.

Shop from 11:00am to 11pm daily (Except on December 24 and 31, 11:00am to 8:00pm) and enjoy up to 70% discount on popular brands - Aldo, Charles & Keith, Bench and other participating labels.

Vans, Freego and Fresh Gear Sale at the UP

2011-12-01T21:28:00.001+08:00

The University of the Philippines Junior Finance Association will hold a a Sale on December 2-4, 2011 at the Solair, UP Diliman, Quezon City.

Shop from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and enjoy up to 70% on selected Vans, Freego and Fresh Gear merchandise.

Credits cards are accepted.

Mega Shoes and Bags Sale

2011-12-01T21:25:00.001+08:00

SMX Convention Center (Hall 3)

Mega Shoes and Bags Sale is from December 2-4, 2011.

Up to 50% OFF on great selections.

Sale Hours: 10:00am to 10:00pm.

Get 10% OFF on all your purchases on December 2, 2011, 10:00am – 12:00 noon. Simply present your SM Advantage, SM Prestige or BDO Rewards Cards at the cashier.

The Christmas Warehouse Sale

2011-12-01T21:23:00.001+08:00

SMX Convention Center (Hall 2)

The Christmas Warehouse Sale is from December 2-4, 2011.

Sale Hours: 10:00am to 10:00pm

Enjoy up to 70% OFF on selected items.

To All BDO Credit Cardholders, Enjoy a half-day exclusive from 10:00am to 3:00pm on December 2, 2011. Simply present your BDO Credit Card at the registration counter for free entrance.

Choose from wide array of apparel, children's wear, personal care products and more.

For inquiries, please call at 556-2967 or 556-8888 loc. 103.

Toy Kingdom Great Holiday Toy Sale

2011-12-01T21:19:00.001+08:00

SMX Convention Center (Hall 1)

The Great Holiday Sale is from December 2 to 4, 2011.

December 2: Exclusive to Members & Metrobank Cardholders.

December 3-4: Open to All Shoppers

Enjoy up to 70% OFF on selected items.

Super Brands Super Sale at the Megatrade

2011-11-30T08:26:00.001+08:00

Feast on your favorite Super Brands at very low prices at the Super Brands Super Sale happening at the SM Megamall Megatrade Hall 3 from December 2-4, 2011.

Enjoy as much as 70% discount on favorite brands such as Crocs, Esprit, Sebago and many more.

Enjoy shopping and have a Merry Christmas!

The Great HP Sale!

2011-11-28T13:11:00.001+08:00

Enjoy up to 80% off on desktops and laptops at the MSI-ECS HP Warehouse Sale on 28th November until 2nd December 2011 at the MSI-ECS Bldg., #3 Economia Street, Bagumbayan, Quezon City.

Black Friday Sale at the Megatent

2011-11-17T19:50:00.001+08:00

Helix Ventures Unlimited brings to us Black Friday Sale Manila 2011 at the Megatent, Meralco Avenue, Ortigas Center, Pasig city on November 25-27, 2011.

Shop from 10:00 A.M. to 11:00 P.M. and get loads of the biggest discounts from the biggest brand names and retailers. See you there!

Binondo Sale!!! Levi's, Sebago, GBX and many more.

2011-11-16T22:15:00.001+08:00

I have always believed that Binondo was a place for bargained merchandise and good buys. I never thought it's also home to the most popular brands as Sebago, Hush Puppies, GBX and Levi's.

It's a good thing that I started blogging because I have ever since allotted time to do a lot of readings. From my recent reads, I came to know that a sale of branded merchandise is happening at the Stateland Business Center in Binondo Manila from November 14-20, 2011.

Apart from the brands I have already mentioned, shoppers also get the chance to get a discount of up to 70% on Dockers, Zoo York, Cole Haan and many more. So save some of your 13th month pay and visit Binondo to get a handful of these amazing deals.

Green Light Sale in Trinoma

2011-11-16T22:07:00.001+08:00

I had dinner with my brothers and sister at the Trinoma last night. The mall I thought was quite packed considering it was a regular week day. When I had my eyes on one of the posters on standees scattered everywhere, it was then that I remembered that they are having their Green Light Sale once again this year.

Another thing I observed was the long line to get to the ATMs. I asked, "13th month?" My brother said, "Yes!"

I don't get a 13th month pay in my line of job. But it doesn't hurt to do retail therapy once in a while. A new shirt and cologne for both Andrei and I and a pair of flats and belt for Nessa ended the night right.

The Green Light sale will run until 20th November. Enjoy 70% off on selected items. Happy shopping!

I had my picture taken with a celebrity

2011-11-14T11:03:00.001+08:00

We chance upon them once in a while. Most of us would throw them a quick glance or yet a second one. Others who are bolder would say hi, call out their names and walk up to them and ask to have their photographs taken with them.

I am referring to famous personalities and celebrities that you bump into once in a while inside malls, or you sit next to while dining at your favorite restaurants.

Whether its inspiration, admiration or idolatry, somehow we all have reasons why we don't pass on opportunities to have our pictures taken with them.

At their sight, some of us can't help bursting out popular exclamatory remarks as, "Oh shx0x0x0t!", "OMG!", "I'm gonna die!" and "Kill me now!” This is followed by a wrenching feeling right inside the gut. In our minds are randomly-charged thoughts, "I have to make this decision. Should I or should I not?" first and then "This is it! It's now or never."

I had, in several occasions, the opportunity to have my picture taken with famous celebrities. Some of them I passed on but some opportunities are just too rare to let go.

She was promoting her latest album then. I spent around P600 for the album but who cares I had my picture taken with the Lea Salonga.

I could tell he was already tired from the game but Efren "Bata" Reyes was gracious enough to pose for a photograph.

Christmas City by LEGO at the SM North EDSA

2011-11-12T21:36:00.001+08:00

The Christmas celebration began officially today at the SM North EDSA mall with "City Christmas", an exhibit of popular cities in the world created using LEGO blocks.

The event was co-sponsored by World Vision, an advocacy organization focused on providing and assisting the needs, rights and responsibilities of children through sustainable development and education.

World Vision advocates Jan Marini Alano, husband Gerard and children as well as teen pop singer Sam concepcion were there to grace the affair. Jan Marini with her daughter and Sam also delighted the crowd with separate Christmas song numbers.

The highlight of the program was the lighting of the LEGO Christmas tree with Sam concepcion leading the countdown.

The day ended with a repertoire of Christmas songs from the choir and picture taking with the LEGO mascot.

The Christmas City exhibit will run until January 2012.

The Provisional 7 Wonders of Nature Announced

2011-11-12T08:31:00.001+08:00

It's another happy day for Filipinos as the Puerto Princesa Underground River National Park made it to the list of Provisional New 7 Wonders of Nature. The announcement was made by Bernard Weber, Founder and President of New&Wonders Campaigns on Friday, November 11, 2011.

Following is the complete list of the Provisional New 7 Wonders of Nature in alphabetical order.

1. Amazon Rainforest – Bolivia, Brazil, Colombia, Ecuador, French Guiana, Guyana, Peru, Suriname, Venezuela

2. Halong Bay – Vietnam

3. Iguazu Falls – Argentina, Brazil

4. Jeju Island – South Korea

5. Komodo National Park – Indonesia

6. Puerto Princesa Underground River – Philippines

7. Table Mountain – South Africa

This is the result of the initial vote count which will be checked, validated and independently verified. Confirmed winners will be announced starting early 2012 during the Official Inauguration ceremonies.

Way to go Pilipinas!

Meaning of 111111

2011-11-11T08:16:00.001+08:00

So it's November 11, 2011. The sun rises a magnificent yellow; once again spread light to the whole of humanity. People are back to their usual course. Morning greetings everywhere. And then a Skype message that reads, "111111, place your bets at the lottery." I thought, "why not?!" Maybe this day is good for gambling. Who knows? I might just bag that elusive P77,177,499.20 jackpot in the Philippine lottery.

That's just one fellow. Others may hold different meanings to this day - momentous to citizens of the United States as they celebrate Veterans Day at the Arlington National Cemetery and yes, happiest day to those who will be married.

As for me, this is just one regular day. But one special day it is because every day is a promise of new things which are special. The fact that we woke up this morning, to this beautiful day, is a special thing that we all have to be thankful for.

Stop, Relax, Reminisce

2011-11-10T07:52:00.002+08:00

During stressful days when items on your to-do list seem never ending; when your slumped in a world of deadlines and sometimes all you want to do is get away and take a breather but a trip to the beach is not feasible, you are left with no choice but a quiet corner in your home, you're inviting bed and fluffy pillows, or a refreshing cold shower to relax, cool down and de-stress.

Alternatively, you can evoke some good vibes by going down memory lane and watching TV commercials you grew up watching just like these videos I came across with on YouTube recently.

Remember Joey and Jenny from the Royal True Orange series?

Or the Power House cast of San Miguel's "Neneng" commercial?

Rekindle old flames with this classic Close Up commercial.

I'm sure you played "The Beat" with somebody.

Or remember Lolo and Lola with this Bear Brand commercial.

Ok that's enough. I already feel better. I hope you do too.

Bench on America's Next Top Model

2011-11-09T19:25:00.001+08:00

Filipinos are definitely on top of the game these days. Fresh from the hype of Gwendolyn Ruais' victory when she clinched First Runner Up in the Miss World tilt, pinoys are sure to keep the excitement up as semi-finalists in the US reality television show, America's Next Top Model, on its November 9th US airing parade in their swimwear from popular Filipino brand, BENCH.

BENCH is represented by Filipina-British model, Georgina Wilson, who couldn't hide her excitement as she tweeted, "SO EXCITED to announce something that I've been keeping for so long now! I will be in this season of AMERICA'S NEXT TOP MODEL!!!! season 17!"

The episode will be aired on Philippine Television on November 14 over ETC at 8:00 P.M.

Beware! Fire Caused by Laptop

2011-11-07T23:26:00.000+08:00

When I first heard of a similar story, I thought it was a hoax. But when news like this circulates on a widely-referenced website such as Yahoo, I thought this is something serious and the public has to be made aware.

A report of a man who died in fire caused by a laptop was one of the news on Yahoo World this week. According to the report, the man fell asleep while working on his laptop. It was also said that he was listening through music connected to the equipment. Police believed that the laptop was being charged and a problem occurred when the switchboard positioned too close to the bed let it out a spark which set the bed on fire. Police though, are not ruling out the possibility of a foul play.

Whether the reports are true or not, it won't hurt to take some precautions and be extra careful in handling one of the most indispensable products of modern technology, laptops.

Below are some tips to avoid accidents caused by mishandled laptops.

1. Store in places with normal temperature. Never leave your laptop in the parked closed car, if the weather is hot, and do not leave it in direct sun light. Excessive heat can damage the components of a laptop.

2. Avoid excessive humidity. Regardless of the reason for the humidity, you should do your best to protect your laptop from humidity. This can cause damage to the motherboard as well as possible damage to the screen.

3. Do not place laptop on a soft surface, while working. Laptops placed not on solid flat surface, are inclined to absorb heat very quick, so you might experience computer overheating pretty fast. It is definitely higher danger to drop it as well…

4. Check the fan. If your fan is not working correctly you could experience some huge problems with your laptop overheating, which can cause troubles with your monitor, memory or even the hard drive. To avoid this problem you need to make sure that the fan is working properly. If you are unsure whether the fan is working properly check the website for the laptop manufacturer, you can frequently find software there to use for testing purposes.

5. Treat the battery properly. For the first time, the laptop battery should be charged completely, before you use the computer. Experts say that you need to charge and discharge the battery completely three times in the row for better battery performance and longer lifetime. You should do the same for the laptop, which was not used for month or longer. If you do not plan to use your laptop for long time, remove the battery from the laptop and store it separately.

6. Turn your laptop off before going to sleep.

Laptops have somewhat given us great powers to do great things. To borrow a line from my favorite super hero, "With great power comes great responsibility." Responsibility in a lot of sense can save lives. Who knows the next life you will save might be your own.

Toys R Us Trinoma Sale!

2011-11-04T09:57:00.003+08:00

Toys R Us Sale is happening today November 4th until November 9th, 2011 at the activity area, Trinoma Mall, Quezon City.

Enjoy 70% off on selected items.

FREE Eco-bag or P100 Gift Card for a minimum single receipt purchase of P2,500 on your citibank credit card.

Happy shopping!

Super Sale Bazaar at the World Trade Center

2011-11-03T10:10:00.000+08:00

For the benefit of World Vision, helping build a better world for children, A Super Sale bazaar is happening at the World Trade Center on November 4-6, 2011.

Enjoy shopping from 10 A.M. to 9 P.M. and get as much as 90% discount on selected items.

Get the chance to catch some of your favorite celebrities manning their own booth as they take part in this worthy and charitable cause.

Toy Kingdom Warehouse Sale at SM Megamall

2011-11-02T10:37:00.001+08:00

It's time for Christmas toy shopping as SM Megamall brings to us Toy Warehouse Sale 2011 at the Megatrade Halls 1 & 2 on November 4-6, 2011.

Enjoy great discounts on popular toy brands that your kids, pamangkins and inaanaks would surely be glad to receive this Christmas. See you there!