Kape Umali Bids You Welcome to Flaner
“The word flaner in French is just to kind of wander. Here, it’s okay to just be a flaner…and to dream and to walk along and then stop in a café.” ~ Parisian lady, The Layover 2×2.
These days, it’s fashionable to flaner…yes, not just in Paris, but also in the Philippines, more specifically, in Baguio. Read More…
Cozy at Cosy’s (“,)
I’m so happy, I couldn’t think of anything to say. (“,)
A cheery sight! *smiling from ear to ear
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Get Your Christmas Spirit On, Dining at Cosy’s Café and Roasterie
Besides food, I also like to take photographs of sights and scenes. (Again, these photographs help my memory *hihi I’ve had so many senior moments =))) One of the sights I never forget to take pictures of is the houses with overflowing Christmas spirit. There are mainly two houses well known for this, the one in Naguilan Road and one in Brookside. You can say that I’m the Christmas house stalker. (“,) As you might have guessed, these houses become picture worthy around the holidays. Good thing then, this is the Philippines, the Christmas season starts as early as October. \m/
Baguio Houses with Overflowing Xmas Spirit (“,)
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X Marks the Spot for Good Baguio Foods 