The first photo is the only one I took of my book signing at @mtcloud last weekend. It was a fun and intimate event filled with unexpected and serendipitous occurrences that can only happen in Baguio. I really had no plan beyond showing up, but then Frank Cimatu arrived and before I knew it, I […]
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I doubt I would have spotted the things I had if I weren’t interested in both plants and folklore.
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Visited the Baguio Museum, which was originally built in 1975 and restored after it was damaged in the 1990 earthquake that has left a scar on the City that can be felt to this day. The Museum is inspired by Igorot architecture and features artifacts from Abra, Apayao, Benguet, Ifugao, Kalinga, and Mountain Province, as […]
Read more“I sat up and look at the corridor heading to the bathroom – and there I saw her. It was a bloated woman, kinda standing there between me and the bathroom. She seemed to really be standing there and was accompanied by heightened feelings of dread.”
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Aside from being the summer capital, Baguio also has the reputation of being one of the most haunted cities in the Philippines.
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