Why Difficulty Rating is not written here.

Gideon Lasco the Pinoy Mountaineer invented the difficulty rating so as to easily classify mountains as to their difficulty. It is rated from 1 being the easiest to 9 being the hardest or toughest. Back then, when I was a beginner, I subscribed to that I knew what will be my preparation. However, as I … Continue reading Why Difficulty Rating is not written here. →

Mt. Amuyao via Barlig – A trail of stairs

Mt. Amuyao is considered to be the tenth highest mountain in the Philippines. Sitting in between the two provinces Mountain Province, and Ifugao, a traverse was possible, that is you will enter into Barlig, Mountain Province, then exited in Ifugao. However, the two towns have had a row because of the guide fees. In consequence, … Continue reading Mt. Amuyao via Barlig – A trail of stairs →

Mt. Sicapoo via Brgy. Butao, Calanasan Apayao: A Tale of Rattans, Pandans, and Limatiks Part 2

Day 2 At or about 5:00 in the morning, we ate our breakfast; an hour after, we went to Camp 2. June told us it would take us two hours from Camp 1 to Camp 2. He was right. The trail was the same as the CAFGU/Monkey Trail. The only difference was, it was teeming … Continue reading Mt. Sicapoo via Brgy. Butao, Calanasan Apayao: A Tale of Rattans, Pandans, and Limatiks Part 2 →

Mt. Sicapoo via Brgy. Butao, Calanasan Apayao: A Tale of Rattans, Pandans, and Limatiks Part 1

The hiker faced rain and a surprise encounter with a forest leech while exploring Mt. Sicapoo's biodiverse trails. The delayed start and challenging terrain led to a difficult journey to Camp 1. Describing the sights and their experiences, the hiker also shared cultural insights and the struggle with leeches at the campsite.

Mootness

I passed the Bar Exam last 2022, and took the Oath the same year, so I am not a yet to be anymore, haha! Anyway, since, I retrieved this blog of mine, I will continue to write, stay tuneeed.

A Letter For You, Margaux

Margaux, Another chapter has added to your life, which I think is one of the happiest, yet the most rigorous: giving birth and raising a child. I want to say congratulations, that you have given birth to your first born daughter. I could not imagine the inexplicable happiness you feel right now, being … Continue reading A Letter For You, Margaux →

The Memory Palace

Imagine your room where two cats, wearing a bowler cap, are tap dancing, and holding two umbrellas in the middle of your room, a bunch of hay with chocolate on top on your bed, and a Omastar, with Shakespeare's face superimposed on it. In the kitchen, on top of your refrigerator, a picture with you … Continue reading The Memory Palace →

A Quote from the Ancient Lawyer Cicero