Blog Posts on postcards
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WEEKEND POSTCARDS by lost in translation on May 20, 2012...
Coloured Pasta by april 16 on Flickr. by Savor the Flavor on May 19, 2012Coloured Pasta by april 16 on Flickr.
WEEKEND POSTCARDS by lost in translation on May 12, 2012...
Book Haul: Bitterblue, Borrowed Books and Snail Mail by Chachic's Book Nook on May 9, 2012This week’s book haul post includes one of my most anticipated titles in 2012: Bitterblue by Kristin Cashore. I loved both Graceling and Fire so I feel like I’ve been waiting for YEARS for this beauty to be released. And … Continue...
The Resilient Cathedral of Manila by The Philippines And Then Some on Apr 28, 2012My first introduction to Intramuros was the COMELEC. We used to visit an aunt who used to work there. After the COMELEC, next was the church adjacent to it, which I did not know at the time was the Manila Cathedral. But it would be a couple o...
68. COMPANIA GENERAL DE TABACOS DE FILIPINAS - TABACALERA Memorabilia by Pinoy Kollektor on Apr 21, 2012The history of Cornpania General de Tabacos de Filipinas, more popularly known as Tabacalera, is linked to a significant stage in Philippine history - the abolition of the tobacco monopoly. Instituted by Governor Basco y Vargas, the monopoly was an i...
Intramuros and San Juan, Puerto Rico I by The Philippines And Then Some on Apr 10, 2012Old Manila was the walled city of Intramuros and it was the center of the colonial government. It was filled with various architectural gems. From churches, government offices, schools, private houses etc. It was said to be a somber city relieved...
Intramuros and San Juan, Puerto Rico I by The Philippines And Then Some on Apr 10, 2012Old Manila was the walled city of Intramuros and it was the center of the colonial government. It was filled with various architectural gems. From churches, government offices, schools, private houses etc. It was said to be a somber city relieved...
Intramuros, Manila and San Juan, Puerto Rico I by The Philippines And Then Some on Apr 10, 2012Old Manila was the walled city of Intramuros and it was the center of the colonial government. It was filled with various architectural gems. From churches, government offices, schools, private houses etc. It was said to be a somber city relieved...
Post Office Visit by Hello Saigon on Apr 4, 2012I haven’t sent a postcard for over 2 months I think. So I had to send 17 postcards today. The trouble was right after going to the post office, I received an email about someone wanting me to send him … Continue reading →...
