Rockwell is my favourite neighbourhoods in Metro Manila especially now when streets have been decorated in the holiday spirit.
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Author: Lora by Lora
My name is Laura. I am Kenyan, currently living in the Philippines as an expat. I am a full-time mum, lifestyle blogger and Yoga teacher
THE WHOLESOME TABLE IN SALCEDO VILLAGE, MAKATI.
One of the many reasons we love Salcedo village is its proximity to cozy cafes, bars and restaurants.
A CLOUDY DAY ON THE BEACH IS STILL A DAY ON THE BEACH.
Took these photos on our last day in La Maddalena, Sardinia. The weather was cloudy and somber, as if the island was just as sad to bid us goodbye.
WE CONSIDER CARTEL DELI’S THE BEST AFFOGATO AL CAFE IN METRO MANILA.
”Affogato”, an Italian word that basically means ”drowned” is an Italian coffee-based dessert. It usually takes the form of a scoop of vanilla or fior di latte gelato or ice cream topped or “drowned” with a shot of hot espresso. Read more
ITALY | FAVOURITE BEACHES OF LA MADDALENA ARCHIPELAGO, SARDINIA.
The La Maddalena archipelago is a group of over 60 islands and islets in the northeastern part of Sardinia off the Costa Smeralda. It is well known for its picturesque landscapes, turquoise lagoons, and spectacular beaches. Read more
YOGA | CULTIVATING SELF LOVE.
Today as I stepped on to my yoga mat I thought, If I could go back in time, If I could give advice to my younger self, I would tell her….
ITALY | THINGS TO DO IN LA MADDALENA ARCHIPELAGO, SARDINIA.
The last time we visited La Maddalena was in 2011. My now husband and I were newly engaged then, and honestly, we were too in love and too busy staring into each other’s eyes to notice the beauty of the place. Read more
ITALY | HIKING TO THE ANCIENT VILLAGE OF UZZANO.
Our house in Italy is tucked in the woods of I Pianacci hills in Uzzano.
ITALY | PIT STOP IN LIVORNO.
We just came back from the archipelago of La Maddalena in Sardinia. It was one week of sunshine and everything nice. No wonder it is called the Maldives of Italy. Read more
WHERE IS HOME ?
I often ask my almost five-year-old son Roberto where he thinks home is. He was born in Italy, but has lived in Cambodia, the Philippines, and countless hotels we’ve found ourselves in through the years. Read more
