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"Mama, pasakay po?"
It is part of my personal advocacy to promote commuting as a way to 1) save money and 2) contribute to a greener Mother Earth minus one carbon imprint. And over my regular commute routine, I thought of some more tips which may come in very, very hand when you decide to commute around Metro Manila…
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Last week I was meeting up with someone in Power Plant Rockwell Mall. And again because I am Ms. I Commute, I did commute.
I actually already have an established route from home to Rockwell which I discovered recently and I am sharing this with you. This route jumps off from the Ortigas Center so follow these easy steps to get to Rockwell Mall in Makati…
How to get here from Ayala?
Since I already shared how to get to Ayala from the Fort, I am also sharing an alternative to get to The Fort from Ayala. I also used to take the taxi from Ayala but, again, I needed to slash my expenses and get there at half the price or more.
So after much searching, I finally found the new way to get to The Fort 
for Php 30, which is a tad bit more expensive compared to the Ayala-The Fort ride. Anyhoo, here is how you get to The Fort for Php 30…
How do I get here from The Fort, Taguig City???
I used to ALWAYS take a cab to get back to Ayala,Makati City when I had meetings / class at The Fort, Taguig City. Or I’d make sure I could hitch a ride with someone who was on their way there. I did this since the ride cost me around Php 75 to Php 120…one way, depending on the traffic. So that amount could actually afford me a meal already. Damn.
So after months of searching for an alternative means of transporation to get me there. I finally found a way…which only cost me: Php 20!!! Here’s how…
Take me there, I wanna go there...(Photo c/o Wikipedia)
Two weeks ago (okay sorry for the lateness) I flew out to Cebu to join the Sinulog festival. And I wondered and researched for a new and more cost efficient way to get me to NAIA Terminal 3 from Rizal. I did not want to take my usual route: take a shuttle to Ayala, Makati and then take the cab to NAIA Terminal 3, which cost me around Php 150++.
I was so happy with my new discovery which only cost me Php 65!
Oh just a very quick and important note. The bus which will take you to the NAIA Terminal 3 has a schedule. So you may use this route if and only if your flight will fit the bus schedule 
The bus schedule is as follows: 6AM to 8AM and 5PM to 7PM. I was just so glad my sched did fit the bus scheds
So here is the step-by-step guide on how to get to NAIA Terminal 3 for only Php 65…
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