We Have Books at La Monja Loca!

...Among them, contemporary English translations for Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo by Jose Rizal. Also, books on Philippine culture, architecture, and fiction.

Visit La Monja Loca, Plaza San Luis, Intramuros, Manila for this and so much more!

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June 19th. Oye. Happy Birthday, Joe Riz. (Visit him here, behind the Rizal Shrine in Fort Santiago, Intramuros. Just a few blocks down from this crazy cell!)

Besos,

Sor Juana

Groovy Maps on sale! Plus gift with purchase!

Find your way around the city with a Groovy Map of Manila. (Aren't they cute?)

Available at La Monja Loca.

INDEPENDENCE DAY SALE

Carry on with your carry all.

Come to the Independence Day Sale at the crazy nun's bedroom!

At La Monja Loca, all bayongs are 50% off.

Come for a visit! I look forward to seeing you.

Besos, Sor Juana

Bring It!

Oh the bayong! Use it as either market bag, summer tote, or small doggie carrier, a bayong is chic, useful, and durable. It's a great alternative to plastic bags.

It's bayong season at La Monja Loca! Come down and grab one, we have them in different shapes, sizes, colors, and materials.

La Monja Loca Store

3-A Plaza San Luis

Intramuros Manila

post cards on the edge (of a window sill)

Whatever the Chinaman sells, you buy.

This is my friend Ysidra. Isn't she fabulous?

For more vintage Filipiniana-themed post cards and a dose of old world charm, drop by the crazy nun's bedroom!

La Monja Loca is in Plaza San Luis, Intramuros, Manila (right across the street from San Agustin Church).

Besos,

Sor Juana

ghostly picture of the day

Carlos en la Ventana

there's nothing like a pamaypay

Dios mio. Hace calor.

There's nothing like a true blue abanico to beat the heat.

We have these and an array of other fans at La Monja Loca. We're right beside Casa Manila, Intramuros.

If you're in the area, drop by this crazy nun's bedroom for postcards of vintage filipiniana, anting-antings (amulets) from Quiapo, Team manila t-shirts and Ivatan raincoats.

Besos,
Sor Juana