Growing up as a kid, I have always dreamt of going to Paris. Until now, I still couldn't believe that I've been there just recently. Let me tell you something. I fell in love in Paris. Oh no, not with a guy but with the stunning beauty of its city. Well, I must have changed the title to I fell in love with Paris but I always want to catch my readers attention so I opt not to. ;)
Going to a theme park and a zoo in Spring is a brilliant idea especially when Mr. Sun decided to show up! It was a warm 14 degrees at that time and I couldn't be any happier since I'm a person who is 'samugare & atsugare' which means that my body cannot take too hot and too cold temperature. We were lucky enough to have been there when NO ONE WAS LINING UP. Yes you read that right. The fact that there were only few people in the theme park made me feel like a VIP. We were just straightly walking ahead to the ride in less than a minute and go to a ride as unlimited as we want!
One time, my twin brother and I went to queue for a ride and it took us 1 hour to wait. To our disappointment, the ride only lasted for 1 minute. And it felt like we wasted our time but it's ok because that was one heck of an experience!
The ride from the picture above is called Velocity. It was the first ride that we have ridden. Guys, I thought that this ride would be just chill but no; I was totally wrong. It was a superbike racing taking tightest of turns with a speed of 60 mph in just 2.8 seconds. I was trembling afterwards!
This ride had put me in tears because of its 112 degrees vertical drop. I'm not sure if I'd be happy to ride this again but it was fun.
Au revoir,
Odaiji ni!
If you're a person like me who's enthusiastic about history then Whitby is the place to go! I am personally interested in learning the origins of certain things such as the Whitby Abbey that we have been to last April. Studying about past events let us discover on how we were able to have a lifestyle that we have now which also give us a little hint on why we act this way. We should give gratitude to God for giving us an amazing gift called life. I hope that you will help to save the environment so that our future generations may enjoy the majestic nature that we have now.
From the seaside town of Whitby, the ruins of Whitby Abbey can be seen almost everywhere that is located in the east cliff . It used to be a pilgrimage and a home to a Saxon Saint. After the destruction from a Viking in the year of 867, a Norman church became inadequate. Because of that, this abbey was constructed.
From the moment that I've seen these couples, I thought to myself that ang daming goals dito. They seem to enjoy their last peak of life. My uncle calls them as pensionados.
Au revoir,
Odaiji ni!









