MikeSib

Oil

Fast or slow..........driver

Aisle....so as not to disturb anyone when I have to go to the rest room

Favorite food?

Remove my shoes k

IOS

Just shorts

Definitely Coffee first...while checking emails or sms

Sa mga nag Converge ICT. How was the experience? Na DDC ba or fluctuating internet speed?

From my experience, Converge has been very reliable when it comes to speed.

We have PLDT Fibr also so I can compare.

But just as with any of the providers, there will be down times.

I’ve had my Outback for 2 1/2 years now and no problems at all.

Just regular service, every 6 months or 10,000 km.

Service cost is about the same as other Japanese brands.

Definitely lower cost than German cars

The speed cameras on NLEX work at night also

Upon recommendation by my battery shop switched to Yokohama Batteries (Made in Malaysia).

Much lower priced than Motolite with the same or slightly longer warranty.

You just have to plan your itinerary well. Decide where you will start and where you will leave from first. It’ll be easier to then decide where you want to stop between those 2 cities. I agree with getting a Eurail pass. Research on each destination city and places to stay and book in advance.

I prefer exploring 1 city for a few days, before I travel to the next, to make sure I don’t miss anything and at least I don’t have the feeling that I missed seeing something important after the trip.

Zurich and Geneva are lovely, very expensive though. London and Paris just a bit less expensive from my experience. I really liked Austria, Salzburg more than Vienna. Italy is of course a must see. Germany for the history but a lot of the cities that were bombed in WW2 just feel new and lack the atmosphere of the older architecture. Portugal I enjoyed and less tourists also.

My bucket list now are the Eastern European cities. Czech Republic and Croatia where my friends have been look great.

Just watch out for pickpockets, they’re everywhere.

I usually use Pacsafe bags. They can be locked and are slash proof. And I also use either an inside money pouch around my neck or waist to separate my cash and credit/atm cards.

The advice not to keep them all in one bag is very sound.

Caltex Platinum

It’s the little things in life that make one’s day brighter. As long as we notice them

Relaxed. Short week. Long weekend

English please. My,Filipino vocabulary and grammar limited to conversations

Friends. Second to your wife/ partner of course

It’s Monday. A little lazy to start the week

I switched to Converge ICT. Good internet speed and service

Wallet, cell phone, handkerchief, wedding ring, shades

9 for casual shoes

9 1/2 for rubber shoes while playing sports because of thicker socks

Cook Italian food

A pay raise helps the bank account and signals job well done

Subukan natin ulitin. Titigil rin yan

Too hot. Too traffic. Tamad to go.....anywhere

I know I found mine