13.7.09

Golden Week 2009: Nadya does the Philippines



The sun sets on Boracay


This year, during Golden Week (a week-long in Japan at the beginning of May) I took a trip to the Philippines. I've been considering the possibility of a travel blog but I'm waaay too lazy for that shit. You see how often I update this blog!

So here are a few pics of my experience. (Just in case FB decides to fuck itself and own up my pics).

There's one thing to be said about the Philippines: the men are much more vocal than in Japan. And I loved every minute of it!

While in the Philippines I saw the world's smallest primate with the biggest eyes, went to the Chocolate Hills (did the full tourist thing), went para-sailing and jet-skiing, laid on the beach, saw the sunset, got a massage on the beach while the sun set, drank lots of mango shakes, shopped my ass off and got my cancer [69] tattoo on my left foot.

All in all a great trip.

The Tarsier: world's smallest primate.



The Chocolate Hills


Lazing on the beach

The tattoo

Here are a few of the men I met while in the Philippines.

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wish I could go back every year.


Nadya Dee



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5 pennies:

  1. Wow! Philippines, girl yuh traveling! I have always wanted to visit there for the beauty of the landscape and the women. Nice photos and I especially like the breast and ass shots :)
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  2. if yuh neva find couple man sinting woulda wrong
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  3. lol... @Jamaipanese you know me too well & Thanx Stunner ;-)
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  4. How do i follow u on blogspot?! sstrrppss i'm so old. cho mi cyaa dweet
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  5. Avz! Congrats on starting the blog. To follow me look for the link on the left hand side of my page or go into your dashboard and add it there. If you need any more help skypeth me!
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