Last Sunday, I was busy updating my sites when I remembered that one of my Facebook friends invited me attend the Grand EB Event for Virtual Enthusiasts and IT Groups since I am a member of the Negros Bloggers.
The 30th Masskara Festival ended yesterday. Unfortunately, my family and I were not able to watch the street dancing parade or even go to the plaza. Aside from the fact that we have a newborn, financial resources were running low and we should prioritize other matters.
Anyway, I was able to go out with my hubby last October 16 not to enjoy the Masskara Festival but to meet and greet some blogger friends with some members of the Negros Bloggers. We went to Mc Café at McDonalds Lacson to meet up with Enrico Dee of Byahilo.com, Audrey Rose Mecabalo of Lagawan.info, Fitz Gerard Villafuerte of FitzVillafuerte.com and Don Triviño of DonTrivino.com. It was simple meet and greet. We just talked about some updates and how they found Masskara Festival so far. I was also glad that we were able to meet up since it’s been a long time since the Negros Bloggers saw each other.
As we went home, Sis Glady of ExperienceNegros.com and I were able to take few photos as we walk to the jeepney stop. Below are few of those I took:
Today is the first day of October. So, if your familiar with Bacolod City, then your know that it is the start of the 30th Masskara Festival!
It is an event filled with wonderful and colorful street dancing parade with colorful costumes. The sight and sounds of the street dancing event is the much awaited festival highlights by foreign and local tourist. They will also be having the Electric Masskara wherein you will see the costumes of the dancer light up in the evening!
It was 2005 when I left my hometown Cagayan de Oro City and it was also the last time I saw an SM Mall. Why? Because when I moved to Bacolod City, there was no SM Mall. So, it was quite depressing because I always felt at home with SM. I have worked for them after I graduated from college and practically grew up with them over the years, from Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao.
So when March of 2007 came, I was really ecstatic when SM City Bacolod opened their doors. At last, we can visit the usual SM affiliate stores that my family and I are really fond of, like Ace Hardware, Watsons and Surplus Shop!
Aside from the fact that it is located at the heart of the city, SM City Bacolod was always one ride away from us. If we decide to eat out, we can always go immediately. So, we can’t deny the fact that they have become part of our family. It was always the place where we usually go to celebrate good moments in our life and even to relieve distressing ones. Just to name a few, here are several pictures that were taken over the years. Each has a story to tell.
Guess what! I am now publishing this blog posts from our new place. Yup, that is right. We are no longer in Barangay 35 but we already have moved to Barangay 16 of Bacolod City. This time we live nearer to my children’s school. Their schools are all walking distance away from home. No more fare budget for them! Yehey!!
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