#mtmakiling

w/ our Mechanical Engineer, Engr. Caridad

Throwback to the days na fresh pa itsura ko kasi di pa sinubok ng mundo sa problema.

It's funny knowing that these photos were taken two years ago and yet here I am still stuck on what I really want to do with my life. I joined this retreat so that my mind and soul would be refreshed and be enlightened. In other words, retreat is like a food for your soul and yes it helped me a lot. 

Sad to say I think I need to reconnect with Him again. Haven’t been able to go to church for a month now. I do pray but it is much different if you are able to attend church service.

August 26, 2018

Aside from the adrenaline feeling you get when climbing a mountain, one of the best experience is making friends with new people and 𝘭𝘪𝘮𝘢𝘵𝘪𝘬 — it is one of the highlights in Mt. Makiling.

Limatiks, among other local names, are leeches that inhabit Philippine forests. These are blood-eating, parasitic mountain leeches belonging to the subclass Hirudinea.

Despite their nuisance — finding them inside your socks, stained red with blood or inside your eyes, ears and other orifices, they are largely harmless. But to prevent them from getting to your skin, use proper clothings like leggings and rash guards or use chemicals like Off lotion, rubbing alcohol, and even our favourite ointment — Betet and Vicks VapoRub!

They are just smol squishy creatures that gets excited when they see hoomans! Don't be afraid of them.

Holy Thursday hike with milabs.