Wanted: #tosomtravels Buddy/ies

In continuation to my previous post, a journey won’t be complete if you don’t have company.  Obediently following all those tips I’ve mentioned won’t make your trip perfect if you don’t have somebody to share it with.  I admit, I’ve always dreamed of traveling alone (Outside my comfort zone, that is.  For I’ve been going ’round some common places in the Philippines by myself.) but until now, I still don’t have the guts.  So I need some travel buddy/ies to stand by me in this vice.  Hehe…..

Hear ye, hear ye!  Wanted:  #tosomtravels Buddy/ies!

Qualifications:

1.  He/she/they must be up for adventure into the unknown and not afraid to get lost.

Trekking and Caving in Iligan, 2004
Trekking and Caving in Iligan, 2004

2.  He/she/they must have stamina in walking and walking and walking with no complaints.

Hong Kong Disneyland, 2014
Hong Kong Disneyland, 2014

3.  He/she/they must splurge to eat and to experience what is unique in a certain place.

Wakeboarding in CamSur, 2012
Wakeboarding in CamSur, 2012

4.  He/she/they must NOT frequent the toilet.

Ibiza Beach Club at Movenpick, 2014
Ibiza Beach Club at Movenpick, 2014

5.  He/she/they must NOT shop too much.

Macau, 2014
Macau, 2014

6.  He/she/they must be patient in queuing and in dealing with the locals.

Malaysia, 2005
Malaysia, 2005

7.  He/she/they must be game to try anything a place offers.

Ziplining in Dahilayan, 2014
Ziplining in Dahilayan, 2014

8.  He/she/they must be cowboys/cowgirls and not maarte to get soaked under the heat of the sun and to eat street food.

Vietnam, 2015
Vietnam, 2015

9.  He/she/they must be skilled in directing and taking my photos ala Laureen Uy poses.

(c) Jerome Artworks, 2012
(c) Jerome Artworks, 2012

10.  He/she/they must NOT be saputon.

Singapore, 2011
Singapore, 2011

For more details, just contact me in any means of your convenience.  Looking forward for more #tosomtravels with you, dear blog readers! 🙂

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Written by Mae Olandesca

Mary Rosalie “Mae” Olandesca is a licensed chemical engineer turned cosmetic regulatory specialist, writer, photographer, and creator of The Other Side of Mae. Originally from the Philippines and now exploring life in Canada, Mae believes that every place has a story—and that beauty can be found not only in extraordinary destinations, but also in the everyday moments we often overlook. Through her stories and photographs, she invites readers to explore beautiful places, discover everyday beauty, and reflect on the meaningful experiences that make life worth celebrating.

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