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No traffic, no waiting room, just a therapist who knew exactly where she needed relief—Carmina's review proves in-home massage can outshine any spa.

It has been over a month when Becky and Carmina had always wanted to do a spa together. Becky started working at the call center body gets painful. Carmina used to get her home service massage from Mary Ann since she had moved back to Davao had to find someone else. At first Becky wanted to go to a spa where just walk into a place yet the prices, we're different while searching online depending what type of services you prefer. Carmina had suggested to get a home service massage can take place at my home this way Becky can just come over on her day off. Carmina started looking at Facebook and came across popping on her feeds Luxury Touch Spa Home Service Massage  began inquiring how much would it cost and if they do home service in my area. I was given the kind of services and forward it to Becky for her decide which one she prefer with different price range. Becky just kept saying wanted the 1k, yet I kept asking what type of massage based on her 1,000 pesos. Two weeks later Bec...
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Privacy Policy

Privacy Policy for Carmina's Lifestyle If you require any more information or have any questions about our privacy policy, please feel free to contact us by email at  Privacy . At carminalifestyle.com we consider the privacy of our visitors to be extremely important. This privacy policy document describes in detail the types of personal information is collected and recorded by carminalifestyle.com and how we use it. Log Files Like many other Web sites, carminalifestyle.com makes use of log files. These files merely logs visitors to the site - usually a standard procedure for hosting companies and a part of hosting services's analytics. The information inside the log files includes internet protocol (IP) addresses, browser type, Internet Service Provider (ISP), date/time stamp, referring/exit pages, and possibly the number of clicks. This information is used to analyze trends, administer the site, track user's movement around the site, and gather demograph...
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About Carmina Lifestyle

My name is Carmina. I wrote this blog to share my experience about my lifestyle. All my life I have lived in California when I was young. I had moved to the Philippines where the custom and culture are very different from how I was accustom. Living in the Philippines is quite different. I had to adjust myself from the tropical climate. It took me one year living in a climate that doesn't comes in four season.  While living here you have to deal not just the heat as well putting off lotion to take away the mosquito from you. The traffic is different they don't obey by stop light. Sometimes they have a police officer standing in the middle of the street giving ways for each way to pass and cross the intersection. Not like in any other country we have color coding in days we are not allowed to use our vehicle. After I have lived here for many years I realized the Philippines is the best place to live or come and visit if you are a ...
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Art In Island Interactive Art Museum

Everyone loves taking pictures and sharing them on social media. Here's a great place where you can capture amazing photos that your friends and family will admire.  I visited Arts In Island, an interactive museum located at 175 15th Ave., Cubao, Quezon City, Metro Manila, Philippines.  Contact: (02)8421-1656 Operating Hours:  - Tuesday to Sunday and holidays: 9:30 AM - 9:30 PM  Entrance Fees:  - Adults: PHP 500 ($10.00)  - Students (with school ID): PHP 400 ($8.00)  - Seniors and PWD: Discount available (must present valid ID)  - Kids under 3 feet: Free  Additional Details:  - Bring your own socks or purchase for PHP 150 ($3.00).  - Shoes are checked in upon entry.  - Unlimited access during your visit.  - Air-conditioned, so consider bringing a jacket.  - Flash must be turned off for photos, and tripods are not allowed.  - Food and drinks are prohibited. Note: PWD refers to Persons with Disabiliti...
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