Travel Snippet : Baguio, Bicol, Batangas

I was caught up in a whirlwind of business itineraries. The past four weeks came in flashing that broke me out of a predictable weekly routine. Each has its own story to which I say offered me experiences worth cherishing and met people worth remembering. I had laughed, felt sick, left me nervous and a lot more kind of things. I am just bracing myself because if I get carried away with my typing, I might spill the beans in no time. :D

I find it neat that if I put it in a pattern, I've gone to three B places the past four weeks. ;)

Baguio

I suddenly felt sick on the first day. :( I felt sorry for myself and to my friend who accompanied me going there ~ which I think I had not been a 100% enjoyable companion that time. Sorry, Friend. Nevertheless, the next two days were business as expected and went very well. It was there God reminded me of his purposes through the people I had been reunited with and new people I had met who share the same passion on our profession. This deserves a separate post which will serve as a sequel to my post, Something on a Midday.

Bicol

Same thing, business thing took me to the land of this perfect cone, Mount Mayon. Oh, such beauty ~ too good to be true. I won't get tired of looking to this majestic volcano.

What made my business travel here extra memorable was my experience of being caught up in a situation I wasn't orientated about. Goodness! It was about this dynamic trio who... Ooops. Not this time. *wink*

Batangas

And there came the last leg, Tagaytay, Batangas. The culmination of my business travel was our prayer retreat. A refreshing finish to my looong hours of land travels. But, of course, something transpired here that was somewhat a continuation of my Bicol experience. Contrary to my expectation, that Bicol thing has not left me yet. Not just yet. #PrayPaMore if I may say. :D

Other than my travels, I savored those greens as far as my peripheral vision can reach. I had filled my eyes with nature's beauty. You may now at least understand why I love the color green. With God allowing me to see those green beauties, I can say, the Lord truly loves me. :)

Oh, I wonder, where would my next travel be?