stories and photos of a simple Filipina who found her second home, Wolfenbüttel, DE
Showing posts with label Philippines. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Philippines. Show all posts

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Our Philippines: Camiguin Island

" Camiguin Island, the island of your imagination"....



natural cold spring


of course, eating in a banana leaves with the family was great! :)



there's no other sun set like in Philippines ;)









"Badjao" are people living in a small fishing boats, taken in Cagayan de Oro



leaving the island, goodbye! see you again!




White Island is one of the high lights in Camiguin, it is a paradise for divers


Two months holiday in my homeland is finished, i'm back now here in Wolfenbüttel, my second homeland :) to be with my family both in Cavite and Camiguin was wonderful, " there's no place like home" as they say. My eldest son Romar is now graduate in college in Computer Science, he made us all so proud and happy specially me and Michael :) again to my son Romar, Congratulations! :)

I grew-up in Niog, Bacoor, Cavite, just a few kilometers away from Manila. But unfortunately, i didn't had a chance and time to explore my hometown, and we are far away from everything like beaches and nature, so no pics from there. Anyway, i had some photos from Camiguin Island our second home in Philippines. I only lived there for 1 year but fall in love in this small island as i fisrt saw it. I'm proud to say in this small but beautiful island is where my children and nieces grew up.


In our group in Salitype Society, we are doing this "Our Philippines" meme and me as a Filipina is proudly presenting to you Camiguin Island for "Our Philippines".


Please visit http://www.salitypesociety.com/ for more pictures of Camiguin Island, thank you.

Monday, March 8, 2010

Camiguin Island





























Camiguin Island - a small island in the Northern Mindanao, with four volcanoes (officially, but they say there are seven volcanoes in the island) you can get there through Cagayan de Oro by bus and then take the ferry to Balinguan or Benoni. From Manila you can take the plane like Cebu Pacific or through ships like Super Ferry.

i don't have so much pictures of the high lights of the Island, maybe when i come back from Philippines in May i'll have more photos. This beautiful Island is for us our second home, next to Cavite, my children grew up here living with my mother for more than 15 years, and they speak the local language more or less,

and finally i can eat again with them in the banana leaves ;) no spoons, no knifes just with the hand ;) a traditional way of every Filipinos when the family are all together :)

i'll see this wonderful island again... very soon... can't wait anymore ;)