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Georgia Day 3 – #ByaheNgKokobears | Monastery, Walls & Wines
Georgia Day 3 – #ByaheNgKokobears | Holiday Factory Day Tour # 1 Our HF Day Tour starts on day 3. For this package we will have 6 Spots to visit: Bread making, Churchkela shop, 3 Walls/Overviewing Dec, Bodbe Monastery and Lunch/Wine Tasting in Sighnaghi, Kakheti 9AM – Call time / Pick-up from the Hotel We had our usually hotel breakfast and waited for the bus to come. 10:30 AM – Churchkela Shop This is the candle-like sweets in Georgia that we thought to be real candles when we first saw it in the streets of old Tbilisi 😂 took it literally… hehe but this was pretty nice! Koko…
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Georgia Day 2 – #ByaheNgKokobears – The Priority Visit
Good day Creatives, another day, another blog! Hehe Let’s check out our 2nd day itinerary. Related Post: Georgia Day 1 – Why #ByaheNgKokobears went to Georgia? 8 AM – Around 8:30 actually nag extend hehe – Breakfast in the Hotel 10 AM – Left the hotel and started walking to Varketili Metro Station. This is around 5-10 minutes from our hotel, about 2 blocks away we need to walk upwards towards this area. Rode the metro, about 6-7 stops.(Stopped at Rustaveli) Iveria Inn to Kvarts Caffe * Walk to Varketili Metro * Rustaveli Metro * Walk 11 mins Kvarts Caffe to St. Peter & St Paul * Walk back…
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⚪ Meeting Christ in a Foreign Land – The Eucharist in Georgia ⚪
5 PM – A Bucket List Mass: The Latin Mass Experience This was more than just another mass—this was an unexpected and profound encounter with God. As an expat attending a Latin Mass, I had tempered my expectations due to the language barrier. I knew the Liturgy of the Word would be in Russian, while the rites would be in Latin. To prepare, Koko and I did two things to help us follow along: We read the day’s Gospel in advance to understand the context. We brought a Latin-English Mass guide to keep track of where we were during the service. I anticipated it would be just another typical…
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Why #ByaheNgKokobears Went to Georgia?
#ByaheNgKokobears sa Georgia Hello hello Creatives! I’m back! :) It’s been a while since my last travel blog. This time, finally after almost 8 years of travel (travel beyond PH Vacation) Kokobear and I finally managed to squeeze time and budget for our supposed annual out of country (OOC) trip and this year we opted to visit Georgia – A Land of Contrasts and Beauty. Details: Tip Duration – 9 Days Airports: Sharjah-Tbilisi – Tbilisi-Sharjah Package – This is our 3rd Package Trip from Holiday Factory. More of this later on. Oh by the way, this isn’t sponsored. Flight Duration – 2h 55m (approx 3 hours) Airline – Air…
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FAQ about The Creative Passport (TCP) Book
The Creative Passport book is my first ever officially published book! And as I release it to the world, I frequently get these questions: WHAT IS THE BOOK ALL ABOUT? HOW DID YOU COME-UP WITH IT? IS THERE AN E-BOOK? HOW DOES IT FEEL TO BE AN AUTHOR/WRITER? WHERE CAN I BUY YOUR BOOK? * * * 1. WHAT IS THE BOOK ALL ABOUT? This book covers 12 topics (chapters), each corresponding to a month. In January, we delve into Passion Projects, exploring them through readings and related activities. There is Faith, Relationships, Creativity, Work and more. Each month brings a new topic to engage with and enjoy. Every month…
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A Dream Come True! The Creative Passport book is now Published!
🎉📚 Exciting News! 📚🎉 My heart is racing with excitement as I share this milestone with you all. I’m thrilled to announce that my very first book, THE CREATIVE PASSPORT (@thecreativepassport) has just been published and is now available on Amazon, Partridge, and other major platforms! 🌟 Grateful and a little bit shy to finally share it with all of you. This has been a journey of passion, hard work, and countless hours of dedication. Five years in the making. Seeing my book out in the world is a dream come true! But this will never be complete without God’s grace, redirection, guidance, and love. I hope this book brings…
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My Writing Journey | The Creative Passport Book Project
The Writing Journey | Updates & Backtrack 2019 I was unemployed for almost 2 & half years by now… I went on a vacation in the Philippines and back after 5 months. As I boarded the plane, I was listening to a podcast that talks about dreams, goals and how we tend to procrastinate the most important thing we actually want to accomplish. We start to question our capacity and all other things… But this podcast has encouraged me to write my ugly draft and completed it as the year ends. I submitted to some publishing houses, with refusal emails week after week after week… but it didn’t…
