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traveling with an infant, 4 months and below (part 1)
I’ve been getting requests to blog about traveling with an infant, so here I am. And as the title says, I am blogging specifically for moms who have babies 4 months old and below, since Philip is only...
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traveling with an infant, 4 months and below (part 2)
***For part 1 of this post, click this: http://www.ricaperalejo.ph/2014/traveling-with-an-infant-4-months-and-below-part-1/ Packing Pack by sets, leave what you can leave. I pack thinking how many...
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Seoul, April 2014
Someone was knocked out boarding our Air Asia red-eye flight. We arrive early morning. Both Mama and Bubba were kinda spaced out. Our first meal. We didn’t even know what it was, really. Rule #1: When...
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Do-Bai!
How time flies, it is the third month of 2015! To me, it feels like New Year went by too fast. And that’s partly because we’ve been traveling a lot, too, both internationally and locally. And I...
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Do-Maguete!
We welcomed February by being at the tip of Negros Oriental. Prior to this trip, I had not known anything about Dumaguete. We actually limited our visit to only two days just because we thought there...
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By the Yokohama Bay
Before we begin to fully embrace Summer 2015, let me take you back to our December Winter trip to Japan for some cool to bring with you. More often than not, tourists prefer the famous cities of...
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The Brood in Bangkok
I’ve been wanting to write all of these down soon as I landed, but reality is it took as more than a week to recover from such a fun and tiring family trip. Now that I’ve had enough rest and finished...
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The Brood in Bangkok (Part II)
Finally, here is Part II of my Bangkok post! (Click this for PART I) I am more excited about this one because it includes my MOST favorite parts of the trip. Again, I hope you will enjoy my little...
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Much Ado About Macha
Being more of a coffee than tea person, I never really understood the whole matcha craze. Yet in my recent trip to Japan where I got to visit Sankeien Garden in the high heat of summer, I was forced...
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Food, Fun, and Furniture in Bali
If people take leaves from work, my unfortunate leave of absence is filed for my favorite preoccupation of traveling. This is because I enter my 28th week today as an expecting mom, which also signals...
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