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 Hey! I know it’s been a long while since my previous post, and as per usual- life is busier than ever! But hey, it’s all good! I’ve been working on the fall floorset of Pottery Barn for two stores and I can't wait to share it with you guys. Now, I'll be sharing my new outfit I wore last Tuesday.

I remember growing up how much I used to hate wearing any type of sweater that my mom used to lay out for me. I felt it made me look like a tiny bug about to explode. You could spot me from a mile away, in my always so colored and bright patterned Christmas themed sweaters even when Christmas was long way ahead, scratching my neck from the itching fabric like what I'm wearing here. I really love the print of the sweater I got from Brook Brothers. It looks like old patches from different old clothes. haha.

 Day 3 is our Pasalubong day, we went to different places like Mines View Park, SM Baguio, and Good Shepherd to buy pasalubongs to our loved ones. Naks! haha. I've been to Mines View Park like eight or nine time already. Our favorite place to buy pasalubong and take photos. Mines View Park is one colorful destination in Baguio City. It’s located in a cliff where we’ll see a nice view of Baguio City’s mountainous slope and mines. Aside from its scenic view, there’s a variety of things that the visitors can enjoy like posing with traditional costumes, posing with horses and st. bernards. We’ll also find several souvenir shops in this park so expect this place to be very crowded.

 If I can just buy all of these. Green thumb :)

 When in Baguio, one must never go home without buying pasalubong from the Mountain Maid. That is considered a mortal sin. Good Shepherd Convent is in Mines View. The main entrance is along Gibraltar Road and it is within walking distance from the souvenir shops at Mines View Park.

 After buying pasalubong in SM Baguio, we went straight to Secret Garden to have lunch.

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