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Does Pimsleur Work?

If you’ve tried learning languages over the years, chances are you’ve come across ads for the Pimsleur Method. The company boasts that anyone can learn a language using their system…

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It’s More Fun Strolling Through Boracay’s White Beach In The Philippines

I really enjoy visiting Boracay. The white beach and great food along the course make it an exceptional place to visit. In today’s post, join us as we stroll down…

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Hiking Mount Tapyas

Sometimes when shooting video, things get cut. Today’s vlog video is just that. While in Coron, Jo and I opted to hike up to the top of Mount Tapyas. It’s…

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It’s More Fun SCUBA Diving In Boracay, The Philippines

When Jo and I decided that we’d be returning to Boracay (Philippines), there was one thing I wanted to do more than anything else – go SCUBA diving. My brother…

Philippines GoPro Pictures

I spent a few minutes uploading some of my favorite pictures from the Philippines to Flickr today. All images were taken with a GoPro Hero2 and usually with the aid…

Boracay Sunset

When I say that I love Boracay, I mean it. Some may say that it’s too touristy and crowded – that’s a fair assessment – but what I love about…

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Fresh Snow, but not in the Philippines

I’ve been back in Korea for just a few days. Thankfully, stepping off the plane Saturday night wasn’t as bad as it was last year. The temperature, to be sure,…

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Defaecatingly Good, Cat Poop Coffee

On Monday, I released a blog post about Cat Poop Coffee from the Philippines. It really got me thinking about some of the responses I received, so I had to…

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Kape Barako

Kape Barako is a varietal coffee from the Cavite province of the Philippines. It’s made from the rare species Coffea liberica, which accounts for less than 1% of commercially grown…

Nothing to do but have some fun!

Ah, that view just inspires me. It’s how we spent most sunsets on Boracay- sipping back a wonderful beverage. However, if you think that’s the only thing we did on…

A Day Away: Kalibo

This past trip to the Philippines saw Jo and I in a new setting. Neither of us had visited the town of Kalibo before, and after the amazing Ati-Atihan Festival…

Korean Restaurant Review: Seoul Restaurant (Boracay, The Philippines)

Everyone knows that winter is bloody cold in Korea. The ripping wind cascading through the enormous skyscrapers of Seoul can chill an able bodied Seoullite to the bone. That’s why…