R and S (OUR LIFE)

We all know that Mt Fuji is the iconic mountain in Japan, due to its picture perfect shape, that's why many tourist flock the mountain. That's why I would like to share the preparation we did on climbing Mt Fuji. We planned to climb tomorrow August 10, 2017 Things we planned Route: There’s more than one. Having 2 beginners on our team we decided to ascend the Yoshida trail, being the most famous trail due to its accessibility the Fuji-Subaru Line 5th station. and for being the trail with most number of Inns to rest if you get tired during your journey. Date and Time: Avoid weekends. We scheduled our trip on a Thursday, and we planned to bullet hike the trail during the night at 8pm so that we can witness the sunrise on top of the mountain by 4:50am on a Friday, and having that Friday as Mountain day to the Japanese it is the perfect time we decided to schedule our trip anticipating that the crowed on top is not that crowded. Gears: Must have We planned to ascend

Just an out of topic article to help you save up to fund your trips.   If you are reading this, you’re probably one of the many office workers who earn a lot but can’t seem to save money. After working for years, you still find yourself living from paycheck to paycheck. This Tips focuses on ways for you to become savers. # 1 List All Your Expenses I’m the kind of person who takes my budgeting seriously, but there are moments in my life when I stumble or experience bouts of overspending. When this happens, I don’t follow my budget and I don’t do any accounting on my expenses. I discovered however that one good technique which snaps me out of an overspending spree is starting to list all my expenses. One of the reasons why listing all your expenses will stop your overspending habits and ultimately help you save money is that this practice allows you to get a snapshot on how much you actually spend.I recommend listing your expenses every thirty days or every two payroll pe

Life in the Metro is quite boring if you've been here  for a while all you'd see are houses and buildings, That's why we would like to share our trip to Avilon Zoo in Rodriguez Rizal. Just an hour away from metro manila, Avilon Zoo (or Wildlife Conservation Foundation) is located in Rodriguez (former Montalban), Rizal. It's a 7.5 hectare zoo opened to the public in 2004. Compared with other zoos in the country, it claims to have the largest collection of animals today (with more than 3000 specimens!). What we liked in particular about Avilon Zoo are the big arapaimas it has in its lake and the opportunity to have a picture taken either with one of its orangutans (named Trixie) or snakes at a low price (Php 50 only). With Trixie Aside from this, other fun activities they have include feeding the giraffes, the arapaimas. some barn animals, and, of course, taking selfies or group pics as long as you please. and that7's what we did   Roar