NPMTTA Annual Retreat




These are pictures taken during the Annual Retreat of NPMTTA at a beach resort in Pagudpud, City of San Fernando in La Union then up to the Queen of Angels Road in Baguio City where we had our team building and org evaluation sessions and of course plus some side trips to the nightly tiangge up and down Session Road and its side streets.

Sorry, I'm a lazy girl so no captions for you, guys!

Comments

Jhie Behis said…
luv the sunset pics...pacopy..hehe...
12:53 PM
Jhie Behis said…
tnx 4 uploading...meron na naman macocopy para sa file..loz...
12:54 PM
Margie Lumawan said…
ambilis talaga! :d
2:17 PM
Jean B said…
...xiemps naman...lolz
10:50 AM
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