Building New Menories of Baguio

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Boyfie had planned this vacation after we spent Christmas in Tagaytay. We were both disappointed when we were in Tagaytay because there was nothing to do and since it was Christmas day, Picnic Grove was overcrowded, the traffic was terrible and since we did not have a car, getting to a place and back to our hotel was a hassle. So I told him that if we would be in Baguio it would be less troublesome and there are some places that we can just walk. So, he filed for a vacation leave at work and we spent the weekend there. I was a little concerned over news that the temperatures are dropping because of my asthma. But when we got there, it wasn't that cold. Boyfie also enjoyed our stay because we were able to get around Baguio without any hassles thanks to the many taxis in the city, and the fare is okay. We were able to eat a lot of veggies (I recommend Jack's) and enjoyed brewed coffee almost everywhere. Imagine having a cup of good brewed coffee for only P18 (that's roughly $.20 or $.25). I was also able to bring home a bag of Cordillera brew. The best part of this vacation is that I am able to make new memories of Baguio. I have always associated Baguio with my ex boyfriend who dumped me, and I always wanted to go back and make new memories. I love the place, and now I am able to make new memories of the place. Was there ever a place that you held dear but could not go back because it would remind you of something painful or sad?