Within view of the Jacuzzi is a driving range and mountains that reveal themselves when the fog goes.

Here, the morning sneezes that would wrack Jolina Magdangal (who was then 22 at the time of this YES! feature) just suddenly stopped.

(YES! January-February 2001)

The whole kitchen is Mommy Paulita's handiwork. This is where the family takes most of its meals. "Kasi magulo kaming kumain," laughs Daddy Jun.

(YES! January-February 2001)

Mommy filled this antique cupboard with Ming Dynasty bowls, tea pots from China, and a set of old porcelain ware.

(YES! January-February 2001)

The glass chandelier and candelabra are part of the family's Murano collection. The painted wooden pieces are by Angelo Baldemor. And the Last Supper carved from a single piece of wood is a find from Paete.

(YES! January-February 2001)

Naturally, the young star chose all the stuff that went into her private room. The pink bags on the floor are her current favorites, with the backpack, she says, exactly like the black backpacks used in Charlie's Angels.

(YES! January-February 2001)

Jolina feels most relaxed when she's at home.

(YES! January-February 2001)

Jolina plays a guitar number for YES!

(YES! January-February 2001)

A Ducat painting hangs where a mirror, which Jolina's daddy wanted originally, was vetoed as bad feng shui. The wall (Tiger Side) faces a sliding glass door (Dragon Side), which makes it a bad place for a mirror.

(YES! January-February 2001)

"Hangga't kaya ko, hinahabol ko ang sunrise dito sa terrace," she says. "At kung noon 'di ako mahilig maglalabas, lalo na ngayon."

(YES! January-February 2001)