P250.00 Grill-All-You-Can at The Project Grill, Marisol, Angeles City

I wasn't expecting much (which is very usual to me) to this Grill-All-You-Can buffet of this resto. It was open few months ago so, there are no reviews and so few Instagram post. (Pressure sa reviews, Might affect their business). I will try my best to make this review based on my taste buds. I think it is just common barbecue grill in town, what make it just so special is, It was UNLIMITED!!

My AGOS Co-Volunteers invited me to a Friday night-out at The Project Grill. Tim made a reservation (0917-5081-806) just to make sure we can guarantee seats as the resto is very small and can only accommodate few groups of people. It was a hectic friday night as I have prior commitments before this Grill-All-You-Can.

The Mind Museum: Bonifacio Global City, Taguig

I was finally able to visit The Mind Museum after several years of attempt. Thanks to A Glass of the Sea and Ms. Erin Mercado for this wonderful opportunity and for the All Day Gift Pass worth P3000.00

Never in my wildest dream I will love science the way I used to. Until my life changing decision to take Biological Science as my course. Being science as one of the hindrance in fulfilling my life goals. Nevertheless, science is now my life, science is my passion and I'm so so proud to be one of the educators of this wonderful theories and concepts.

As, per the discussion of Ms. Mercado during our training in AGOS, The Mind Museum was a 1-Billion peso worth project of Bonifacio Art Foundation, Inc (BAFI), a non-profit organization. It was envision as a center of public understanding of science. It was truly a home for science.

The Mind Museum has it 5 galleries namely, ATOM Gallery, LIFE Gallery, EARTH Gallery, UNIVERSE Gallery and TECHNOLOGY Gallery.

Haduan Falls, Mabalacat Pampanga

Haduan Falls
Sitio Haduan Clark Airbase, Mabalacat Pampanga

 

I am not a fan of climb even budget climbs. BIOPIPS have been to Arayat and Miyamit and yet I never attempted or came to my mind to join them. I just don't get the idea of being exhausted for few hours just to chase waterfalls. Yung Hinulugang Taktak nga mag-tryk ka lang andun ka na! Haha

How to get there:
Option 1
Bring your own car. Use GPS and Ask security of Clark if where is Sitio Haduan.

Option 2 (Not Recommended)
Ride a jeep with Route 6 in Bayanihan Terminal. You ask the driver if they will pass by at gate 14 of Clark. Gate 14 will be the gateway going to aeta community of Sitio Haduan. From Gate 14 walk few meters going to jump off point. Approximately 30 mins walk.

Option 3 (Recommended)
Hire a jeepney at Clark. Any of the C-Point Balibago or Highway bound jeep can go there. Just ask the driver first if he knows Sitio Haduan because Clark is not a joke. We even ended up going to Bamban Tarlac because our driver is not familiar with Sitio Haduan. No need to walk for 30 mins going to jump-off point.

Best Advice is to Ask the Security guards of Clark. They are everywhere!! I tell you getting lost is such a waste of time. Thank you lang naman ang kapalit ng tanong.