Baguio: Food, Friends, and Events

By Celine -
After a restful evening in +Azalea Baguio, we woke up to enjoy the delicious breakfast the hotel served. I fell in love with the Baguio longganisa. After having breakfast and loading all the tab, I needed for my Google Search presentation, +Jomar Tigcal and I went to the events place on the other side of the hotel. There were almost a hundred women entrepreneurs and students!

Android wood carving is their token to the speakers!

It was a long fun day of learning, inspiring women, and promoting diversity. After the event, we had dinner Green Pepper located inside the Ketchup Community. It's one of the newer places in Baguio where five different restaurants are in one compound.

Excellent food from Green Pepper!

Oh, and the GBG Manager of Bontoc had this adorable nephew that we were all passing around. Cute baby Tyler.

Look at those big round eyes! This baby is cute wearing his Dino costume.
Photo from Ms.+Aileen Apolo

After dinner, we went back to the hotel to rest.
Location: Baguio City, Philippines

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