Continuation of the highlights of our trip to the Philippines.
This in Makati area where we stayed in the Philippines in 2004.
Makati is noted for its highly cosmopolitan culture, also being a major cultural and entertainment hub in Metro Manila. Many expatriates live and work in the city. Makati is home to many first-class shopping malls, such as Ayala Center and Rockwell Center, top hotels like The Peninsula Manila, the Shangri-La Hotel Makati and the Intercontinental Hotel Manila, and the tallest buildings in the Philippines like PBCom Tower, G.T. International Tower.
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And this is my youngest daughter enjoying the heat of the sun and the beautiful garden in Makati area.
She wanted to be tanned!
But the sun was too hot, so now she seeks shadow from the surroundings trees!
For me who was alreay tanned, I seeked places where the sun was not too sharp.
My husband did not mind the heat of the sun. He needed to have tan color too . he he
In was in October month, but the malls were already decorated with Christmas decors! Christmas starts earlier here than Norway.
Makati by night!
Makati is really a beautiful city whether at night or day!
"Thought for the day"
Do not be wise in your own eyes, fear the Lord and shun evil.
This will be health to your body and nourishment to your bones. ( Pro. 3:7-8)
The secret of good health!
JOY
ahhh, I love Makati! worked there for 5 years before I moved here in Spain :)
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ReplyDeleteyes. love Makati. i will be there soon. glad to have found your blog through spanish pinay. I love to read about women and moms living in other countries especially pinays away from their family and motherland. newest follower! hope you follow us back. xo Monica
ReplyDeleteThanks Monica. Me too love to read about pinays who have the same situation me. Thanks for dropping by. We keep in touch:)
Deletethere are a lot of positive things about makati. aside from fine dining they can order wine through http://www.ewine.ph
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