February 20, 2019
After one and a half-hour delay, we finally took-off. Fly, fly and away!
I was amazed at how congested Metro Manila has become. The skyscrapers are in all directions. We’re beginning to look like New York city with close to 900,000 buildings.
This would be my 3rd meal for the day. I had heavy breakfast at home before heading to the airport. I ate two bowls of lugaw at the PAL mabuhay lounge in NAIA 2, plus this one.
Husband knew how much I like this mango coated with chocolate so he gave up his. I now have two. Yey.
Domestic flights must not be tiring. Hopping from one island to another shouldn’t take more than an hour. But the delays due to airport traffic is so time-consuming and energy depleting.
I want one of those tiny islands.
One striking thing that I noticed with the panorama was that the place looked orderly.
I didn’t notice clusters of squatters.
Tumamyaw sing malipayon
There you are.
Hello travel companion, di ri ka na sa Bacolod.
You can see from the plane as you approached Bacolod the green landscape, the sea and the islandd..so different from Manila..i never fail to watch the view whenever i go home to Bacolod