2019 is CLOSING!

I have recently thought about blogging again. I have contemplated so many times, whether or not to continue blogging as the trend to do the videos are more appealing and more "in" for the millenials. But then I also thought, the blog that I created was actually to document my life as a traveler. People may or may not read the posts, but there is always one place, I can go back and see pictures of my travels while also recalling the memories as I read through the stories. So here goes...

Last entry in this blog was 2016. Time flies, I did not have much time to do this blogging, I didn't even have a lot of time uploading all the pictures. Surely, I didn't have the time to make videos or vlogs. So 2017, 2018 and now 2019 has passed, with just a blink of an eye. Or maybe not. Let's take a step backwards...

2016 after I went to Maldives, I also went to Dubai and Armenia.
2017 I went to New Zealand
2018 I went to London, UK, Edinburgh, UK, France, Spain, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, Greece, Taiwan
2019 I went to United States of America (NYC, Washington DC, Philadelphia, Connecticut, Boston, Virginia), Qatar, Cape Town,  South Africa

Quite a life! Quite exciting to look back.

I have had personal challenges and issues. Been to different ups and downs - family and relationship - wise. But still thankful that I survived.

So today, I am remembering 2019. I have recently posted on my IG (@doroexplorero) my top 9 posts in 2019. And it's fun to just see where I've been too through out the year.

So the 9 is broken down to:


  • Impasug-ong Bukidnon's Communal Ranch
  • Free Hugs in New York
  • New York City Yellow Taxis in 5th Ave
  • Street Dancing in Manhattan New York
  • Rockefeller Center Photo 
  • Table Mountain Top Yoga Pose in Cape Town, South Africa
  • Table Mountain Top Hanging Feet Pose in Cape Town, South Africa
  • Capitol Building in Washington DC
  • Liberty State Park with the Statue of Liberty as a Background from New Jersey


Just sharing here my top 9 post on IG, and stay tuned as I look back to 2016, 2017, 2018 and 2019 in a few days, and write the stories I have for every picture I see on my phone or my back up file.

Till next post guys!!!

Top 9 in 2019

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