Hello, I’m Frecelynne
A lifestyle and travel writer from Manila, Philippines.
Here, I share guides, reviews, and stories to inspire mindful living and meaningful adventures
About this blog
This blog began as a personal travel journal in 2013, and today, it’s grown into a space where we share our life… the places we travel, the food we enjoy, and the little things that matter most.
Each destination is chosen with care. Each post is based on what we’ve tried ourselves. If you’re planning a family trip or looking for a quiet weekend away, you’ll find practical guides, food suggestions, and stories.
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A Quick Visit at UST Museum
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As a grad student at UST, one of the must-do experiences is to visit the UST Museum. It’s right inside the Main Building, and during one of my WCE document processing errands, I finally got the chance to drop by The museum isn’t big compared to others I’ve visited, but it holds a surprisingly wide…
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Audrey’s 7th Huntrix Birthday Party at Max’s Scout Tuason
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A full recap of Audrey’s 7th Birthday Party, from planning to suppliers, theme details, and real experiences from a hands-on parent.
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Things to do in Liwliwa Zambales
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If there’s one beach in Northern Luzon that I always keep coming back to, it’s Liwliwa Zambales. It doesn’t have powdery white sand. It doesn’t have luxury accommodations either. But there’s something about the beach community here that feels warm and welcoming, like you’re part of something. If you’re planning a trip, here are a few…
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Stay Salty Beach House in Liwliwa Zambales Review
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Last February, we found ourselves driving back to Zambales. This time with family in tow. Dee offered to drive from Metro Manila, so we were really looking forward to this weekend. We were seven adults and two kids. If you’ve tried booking a place in Zambales last minute, you’ll know how fast everything gets filled…
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Things to Do in Cebu with Kids
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We went on a 4-day, 3-night family trip to Cebu, and it was packed with fun and adventure, even with a kid in tow. We booked a tour package to make things easier, especially since we were covering both the city and South Cebu.The whole trip cost us ₱4,800 per person, and the best part?…