I'm all about them lace spaghetti straps this summer. Although, these photos were taken around spring when it was still a bit cooler, but it doesn't matter. Oh my, it's been so long since I've last done an outfit post. I just had too much other blogposts in store that I'm kinda cramming everything at once. Today I'll just keep the post simple, like my outfit. I'm honestly trying to tone down my over the top styling and starting to fall in love with simple and carefree looks. Though, I won't stop showing my little quirks no matter what I'm wearing.

It's graduation season once more here in Macau and I wanna take this time to congratulate every single one of you graduates. Whether you're graduating from primary, high school, university, etc, as long as you're batch 2016-2017 I wish you all the best in life. There is that one constant question though.... what now? It may not affect everyone directly or at all, but I'm certain that at one point you may have asked yourself this. I graduated last October 2016, yet I still don't have a pretty clear idea of what I actually want to do. In my future, my career, my goals, you get the picture. I'm sharing this #TOTD because if you are one of those people who feels lost right after removing that mortarboard, just know that I share your self-doubts in life too.

THE MOST PAINFUL PAMPERING I'VE DONE SO FAR! There was so much buzz with the new black peel-off mask in Instagram, Facebook, etc. Even my queens @sup3rfruit did a fun vlog with it (RIPPING OUR FACES OFF Video) and that's what made me thought of writing this review. I've had it for quite some time now but I never actually did a full face on trial. I did, however, used it on a really stingy black head before that was impossible to remove but this peel-off mask did the trick. The next day after using it, my black head just popped off.....disgusting, but true.

We were on the road again, a 4 to 5 hour drive from Olongapo back to Cavite. As expected, we were all having body aches all over; mine was mainly the arms and the back. Anyhow, it was our 2nd last day before heading back to Macau and by this time we were just glad that we got to do both Tagaytay and Inflatable Island. Brian was gonna come back with us so we spent our last evening with his friends, which are probably the coolest people I've ever met in Philippines ever.

We woke up the next day kinda tipsy... or at least I was. My stomach was hurdling and I needed coffee and food fast! Adrian was dead though, if it wasn't for his cousin passing by, he would've probably never stood up from bed. When Brian's parents came home from church we had a quick lunch nearby at Giligan's located in District Dasmarinas. The food wasn't that good and the service was terrible, but, we did managed to get lemonades.

"It's more fun in the Philippines", I've never believed that statement until we've had our last 5-day trip at the end of May 2017. This trip has definitely been my next best trip to the Philippines (Boracay was still unbelievable though). There were so much "first times" and fun times, of course. The only regret I have is not taking bad ass photos because we were mostly out and about at night or in long car rides. So, without further ado, shall we dissect every thing we did by day? Some of the pictures were taken with my iPhone 6Plus only, so I apologize now for some shitty quality. I did, however, came up with a great vlog! Check it down below!!