Actress Katrina Dovey HD Photos and Wallpapers January 2025

KL DAY 2 🥰 On this day, we took the hop on hop off bus around the city so we could make the most of a day and see all KL has to offer 😄 First stop was Chinatown where we had CHICKEN RICE of course 🤤 Checked out Central Market, Istana Negara Palace and much more. Took my family to Nando’s then ended the night with some swimming 🏊‍♀️ Would you like a list of my Kuala Lumpur favorites? 🙂

KL DAY 2 🥰 On this day, we took the hop on hop off bus around the city so we could make the most of a day and see all KL has to offer 😄 First stop was Chinatown where we had CHICKEN RICE of course 🤤 Checked out Central Market, Istana Negara Palace and much more. Took my family to Nando’s then ended the night with some swimming 🏊‍♀️ Would you like a list of my Kuala Lumpur favorites? 🙂

KL DAY 2 🥰 On this day, we took the hop on hop off bus around the city so we could make the most of a day and see all KL has to offer 😄 First stop was Chinatown where we had CHICKEN RICE of course 🤤 Checked out Central Market, Istana Negara Palace and much more. Took my family to Nando’s then ended the night with some swimming 🏊‍♀️ Would you like a list of my Kuala Lumpur favorites? 🙂

KL DAY 2 🥰 On this day, we took the hop on hop off bus around the city so we could make the most of a day and see all KL has to offer 😄 First stop was Chinatown where we had CHICKEN RICE of course 🤤 Checked out Central Market, Istana Negara Palace and much more. Took my family to Nando’s then ended the night with some swimming 🏊‍♀️ Would you like a list of my Kuala Lumpur favorites? 🙂

KL DAY 2 🥰 On this day, we took the hop on hop off bus around the city so we could make the most of a day and see all KL has to offer 😄 First stop was Chinatown where we had CHICKEN RICE of course 🤤 Checked out Central Market, Istana Negara Palace and much more. Took my family to Nando’s then ended the night with some swimming 🏊‍♀️ Would you like a list of my Kuala Lumpur favorites? 🙂

KL DAY 2 🥰 On this day, we took the hop on hop off bus around the city so we could make the most of a day and see all KL has to offer 😄 First stop was Chinatown where we had CHICKEN RICE of course 🤤 Checked out Central Market, Istana Negara Palace and much more. Took my family to Nando’s then ended the night with some swimming 🏊‍♀️ Would you like a list of my Kuala Lumpur favorites? 🙂

KL DAY 2 🥰 On this day, we took the hop on hop off bus around the city so we could make the most of a day and see all KL has to offer 😄 First stop was Chinatown where we had CHICKEN RICE of course 🤤 Checked out Central Market, Istana Negara Palace and much more. Took my family to Nando’s then ended the night with some swimming 🏊‍♀️ Would you like a list of my Kuala Lumpur favorites? 🙂

KL DAY 2 🥰 On this day, we took the hop on hop off bus around the city so we could make the most of a day and see all KL has to offer 😄 First stop was Chinatown where we had CHICKEN RICE of course 🤤 Checked out Central Market, Istana Negara Palace and much more. Took my family to Nando’s then ended the night with some swimming 🏊‍♀️ Would you like a list of my Kuala Lumpur favorites? 🙂

Tokyo 🗼❤️‍🔥 bucket list item ticked ✔️

Tokyo 🗼❤️‍🔥 bucket list item ticked ✔️

Tokyo 🗼❤️‍🔥 bucket list item ticked ✔️

Tokyo 🗼❤️‍🔥 bucket list item ticked ✔️

Tokyo 🗼❤️‍🔥 bucket list item ticked ✔️

Here is the start of my two-month series about my travels around Oceania. Leaving Manila was bittersweet. I said goodbye to my family, holding onto their embrace, knowing it would be weeks before I’d see them again. But I carried the excitement of returning with stories, new experiences, and memories to share. There’s something magical about stepping into the unknown, trusting that everything will work out. It’s one of my favorite feelings—knowing I’m about to immerse myself in a new culture, to see more of this beautiful world. Arriving in Sydney, I instantly felt the shift. Everything was smooth, organized, and so clean. I knew I was in a first-world country again. A surprise awaited me at the airport: my family here, George and Corie, had driven four hours just to pick me up. I’d braced myself for navigating Sydney on my own, but their warm welcome set the perfect tone for the day. We headed straight to Bondi Beach, sipping warm coffee as the cool breeze from the ocean hit us. Sitting by the water, I watched the world go by—the laid-back energy, tourists, people sunbathing, and the locals enjoying their day. We had a lovely lunch by the beachfront before continuing to the Royal Botanic Gardens. Strolling through the lush greenery, we laughed, caught up on life, and worked up an appetite for gelato. One of the highlights was the view from Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair. The Opera House stood majestically against the skyline, and the salty scent of the ocean pulled me back to the Philippines. It made me miss home and my partner, but I smiled, knowing I’d return one day with him by my side. As the day wound down, we explored The Rocks, where the historic buildings and vibrant energy were captivating. Later, at my hostel (where I scored a free room upgrade- YHA The Rocks), we ended the night with pastries, drinks, and laughter on the rooftop, admiring the view of Sydney below. With 17,000 steps behind me, I felt an overwhelming sense of gratitude—grateful for the people in my life, for this opportunity to see the world, and for the incredible experiences ahead. The universe has a way of delivering magic, and today was a reminder of just that.

Day 2 of my Australia travels began with a moment of calm. I greeted my first sunrise in Sydney, watching as golden light slowly filled the horizon, waking the city from its slumber. The air was crisp, and for a few minutes, everything felt still as the world transformed around me. With my bags packed, George, Corie, and I left the city behind and headed to the farm—a new adventure waiting! As soon as we arrived, we jumped straight into work, tending to the most adorable lambs. Vaccinating them was no easy task, and by the end of the day, I was drenched but exhilarated. There’s something deeply satisfying about being in the open air, working with animals, and immersing yourself in the rhythm of farm life. Merryville couldn’t have been more inviting. The rooms were warm and cozy, the kind of place that makes you feel at home immediately. And as if the day couldn’t get better, George took us to greet the horses—a personal highlight for me. There’s something special about being around horses, their gentle presence always brings a sense of calm. By the end of the day, I couldn’t help but feel a deep appreciation for this simple, yet fulfilling way of life. What a gift to experience it, even for a short while.