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Hello, my name is  Lylinette and I am the person behind this blog.  I have a full-time job as a Software Quality Engineer for a globally known company on weekdays and I created this blog to know me, my hobbies, my interests, and my travel stories.  To know me professionally, please click this page to redirect you to my LinkedIn page: Lylinette Encorporado. 

I came from a family of business-minded people and starting a small-scale business mainly interests me. My parents own a stall in our local market wherein small farmers sell their yield crops, and aside from that they also sell a variety of goods to consumers in our locality. My eldest sister who is now a high school principal owns a sand and gravel business. She achieved her Master's Degree in Physics from a premier state university in our country, the University of the Philippines. My other sibling who is now working in Australia also owns a sari-sari store business in her home. She is an accountant by profession and has worked under the Philippine Bureau of Internal Revenue. Right now I am interested to hear successful stories of prominent people published in Strait Times or Times magazine. I listen to the speeches of Jack Ma, the CEO and founder of Alibaba. 

When I was in high school I was the associate editor in chief of our school publication and printed news, feature, sports and editorial articles. I represented Cebu Province for Copyreading and Headline writing during a regional press conference.

Aside from being business-minded and savvy to know the first thing about technology because of the nature of my job, I am into travel and decided to become a travel bee so this blog was born. 

It was my friends who introduced me to travel. I was able to savor international and local cuisines. Every year, I see to it that I will go to a place that I have never been and I would love to have that opportunity to travel with you. Join me as I wander the 7,107 islands of the Philippines and hopefully see some parts of the world too.


Aside from traveling, I also practice yoga.  When stressed, I hum and sing. If we share the same interests, you have come to the right page. In addition if you want to hear me make music, here is a link to my sound box.
Don't forget to add me as a friend and enjoy! 😊

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Unknown said…
Viva ! Nice lysan . . . Let's make this world not just a better place, but a best place to live in! :) To more travels . . . CHEERS
September 21, 2017 at 11:49 PM
Lylinette Encorporado said…
Yes! Let's make the world a better place to live in Brent-san! Let's travel together sunod :D
September 22, 2017 at 12:21 AM
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