Industrial Valley Complex, Marikina City in a Map

We live in Marikina City. My family moved here from Quezon City where I and my children stayed almost all our lives. Lifestyle changes led us to leave.  It was a chore moving  out.  Living somewhere other than Q.C. was almost unthinkable.  But the decision has been made. At the start, it took some adjustment but, as the adage say; we can do anything if we put our minds to it.


 
This is a map showing where our home now  is located. We 've been here around 5 months. Our house in Provident Village, was flooded when Typhoon Ondoy happened in September 26, 2009.




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