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Hong Kong is definitely an experience that I wouldn't ever forget. This trip and tour abroad has been my gift to my mother since I started working here in Metro Manila. So, in this blog entry I will share to you what went through the trip just in case you plan to travel to Hong Kong. We availed of a Hong Kong tour which costs around Php 8,000/head inclusive of breakfasts at McDonalds, three nights worth of accommodations and airport transfers. The airfare that we were able to book last July which was already a roundtrip ticket costs us around Php 4,000/head. Day 0 - started out on a Sunday morning at NAIA Terminal 3. Since our flight was scheduled at 4pm, we had time to relax and wait. It was a hot sunny day for a plane ride and OOTD photos! :D Arrival time in Hong Kong was 6pm. I can't help but fall for the city lights of this place. We stayed in a hotel in Kwun Tong on the 30F so this view of the city is for the win!  Day 1- It's the first day...

What I love about weekends is that I could do whatever I want. If I wish to be creative on a particular weekend and learn something new to add to what I know, I join events. I could also just stay at home and watch movies all day long or sleep. I could also choose to study but today I choose to attend a workshop with NiQua at The Podium Mall, Ortigas.  There were a lot of colors to choose from.   I still choose black :D The workshop started at around 1pm and I was so early so I got to start working on this early too. :p I enjoyed learning how to make this. It's been a long time since I stopped sewing just because I can't bring my sewing machine from the province to the Metro. Yes, I was able to sew this during the workshop with no machine :3 It's so cool to join workshops like these because you'll know more about the brand, their products and the workshop is absolutely free! I even got to keep what I was able to make. Thank you NiQu...

On a Saturday morning, we planned to visit the Mind Museum located at Bonifacio Global City, Taguig before I head out to experience flying with Trapeze Philippines. We arrived at the museum after lunch just in time for the next batch of visitors in the museum.    I signed up for the Mind Museum all year round pass because I love to visit museums! It costs Php 2,250. The regular rate that'll last for 3 hours is around Php 500. So go for the all year round access to the Mind Museum since it's not only your pass to the Mind Museum itself but also you have a f ree admission to over 300 worldwide science museums made possible through the Association of Science-Technology Centers (ASTC) Passport Program! It's a great buy! In the Mind Museum, you'll experience interactive exhibits, 3D shows, the planetarium (This is my favorite part ever!!!!) and take part in science demonstrations! While we were there, the museum is divided into different topics like if yo...