It’s a green day today! The team spent the rest of the day with the people of SM City Batangas as we celebrate Earth Day 2010. The afternoon program served as the highlight of the Earth Day at SM Batangas. The first part was the ceremonial turn-over of 10 Million …

Okay, so I am very slim and I thought belly dancing was not for me. Gerlie and I have tried belly dancing in one of our dance workouts at the gym. Oh my, I don’t even have an idea why I was able to do survive without really knowing the …

I suppose Iron Man 2 would enjoy a long run on the box office so you can still catch it for the next few days, or weeks maybe. Here’s SM City Lipa’s movie line-up today, May 4 (will be updated if extension will run): Ironman 2 – Cinema 1 GP …

Yes Batanguenos! All is set for Miss Lipa Tourism 2010 this coming April 24, 2010 at Plaza Independencia, Lipa City. For this year, 10 lovely and equally stunning candidates will vie for the said title. The candidates are: Arabella Dawn Culla, Czshevina Puey Alejandro, Jilian Kristin Deveza, Darlene Cueto, Gianne …

It was a day of fun dining and delighted cheers as Batangas bloggers gathered for another event hosted by SM City Lipa. The bloggers’ event tagged as “Bloggers Food Treat: Ito ang trip!” brought us another exciting gastronomic experience. Ikaw na ang pakainin ng best deals ng lahat ng food …

Visit the Tanauan City, Batangas page for all information on Tanauan City. If you’re looking for places to visit in Tanauan City, here are some of the prominent ones you can go to: St. John the Evangelist Parish Church – at the back of the church are life-size Stations of …

Tanauan City is famous for its Sumang Magkayakap Festival. Don’t know what sumang magkayakap is? Suman, in general, is a product made of sticky rice wrapped in banana leaves, steamed, then served with sauce made of melted sugar with coconut milk. Sumang magkayakap of Batangas, particularly in Tanauan City, are …

Visit the Tanauan City, Batangas page for all information on Tanauan. Tanauan City got its name from a noun and a verb. The first one is from a shrub called “tanawa” which grew profusely in the area. The second one is from the Tagalog word “tanaw” which means “to look …