Hotel Sogo extends help to communities in CamSur

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Hotel Sogo continues to care as it ramped up its effort in helping the country’s indigent communities by reaching out to several communities in Luzon. Recently, it donated school supplies to over 300 school children in Triangulo Elementary School - Diversion Road, CBD II, Barangay Triangulo, Naga, and Oroc-Osoc Elementary School - Oroc-Osoc, Caramoan, Camarines Sur. Hotel Sogo also distributed long sleeve shirts and black out tarp cover from Hotel Sogo’s collateral materials for use as cover for tourist and fishing boats to 200 fisherfolks from Brgy.Paniman, Caramoan Camarines Sur. For more information about Hotel Sogo, check out  https://www.hotelsogo.com.
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First Taste of Summer 2013: Angela's Pool

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We were invited to celebrate my sister-in-law's wedding anniversary. It was just a simple celebration with the whole Ramilo family. 

Its just the three of us, Marnie Yza and me. Ira's left with Nanay, for she can't go out and spend the rest of a sunny afternoon with us. 

Kids had fun and really enjoyed the day!




And us adults had fun too!


Angela's Farm or Angela's Pool is the cool place. It has 3 pools all in all. 2 large pools for adults and 1 kiddie pool where kids and tots can enjoy swimming.


Each pool have 1 (one) life guard designated.
One pool is 5 feet deep (level flooring) with two slides and one fountain in the middle, with a small attached kiddie pool on one end/side.

The second large pool is 4-7(non-level flooring) feet deep for those who wanted to do deep swimming. 


This resort is open from 9am til 11pm everyday.
With an entrance of P60-70, time dependent.
Cottages ranges from P200-500.


This was the first family outing we had for this year. Hoping that the next time we do things like this, Ira can join us.

With hubby and our panganay.

These two loves the water that much! 

The kid super enjoying the water..


Yza was actually being carried by her Paps, this is in a 5feet pool, where kids weren't allowed, unless with parents or accompanied by an adult.




And yes, I enjoyed the day too!
Thanks to Karen and Reygell for inviting us! :)



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