Showing posts with label Quiapo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Quiapo. Show all posts

Sunday, June 26, 2011

Standing in a 200 meter long check in line…awesome.

Best Mango Ice Cream EVER! *Haha!* seriously, this is SO good!

These are preserved Male butterflies according to our tour guide.

Turned into a Butterfly! *Haha!* Our very “creative” tour guide took this.

And I haven’t sleep all night

And all I do was look at your picture.

I tried to read a book

But my mind thought is all about you.

I guess I should try to get some sleep

Be off to work tonight.

Somehow I wish I would forget

You. You perfect piece of crap.

1…2…3…

   ——close my eyes—-

               4…5…6…

I wish you gone..

Get out of my mind…









Mactan Island, Philippines

these kids were definitely a highlight of the trip. they’d always climb over the wall behind the place we were staying and socialize with us, ask us questions and for “remembrances”. I’ve been reminiscing about the Philippines and my time spent there a lot recently, can’t wait until I have the opportunity to return.

I’ve been researching the different colleges in the Philippines for the past hour + half, since that’s where I’m gonna move/attend college there in less than three years. So my three choices of colleges are La Salle-College of Saint Benilde, University of Santo Tomas Conservatory of Music, or Ateneo Graduate School of Business. My career is still uncertain though, from piano, photography, business management, or something in fine arts. Hm.



Quiapo Church, Manila



Quiapo Church, Manila

April 2011



Weaved hat

Photo location unknown

So This is what you can expect from being in any of the local cities on Cebu Island.
 Jeepneys are the most popular means of public transportation in the Philippines.They were originally made from US military jeeps left over from World War II.

 


A shit load of little markets and food carts. Their food is amazing.

 
One giant ass mall. There’s actually a lot of malls.
A lot of malls with a lot of poor people. ._. 





Nat King Cole was the first international artist to perform at Araneta Coliseum in Manila. There he sang a OPM love standard, “Dahil Sa Iyo” to a very appreciative audience.



Standing in a 200 meter long check in line…awesome.

Monday, June 20, 2011

Happy Independence Day, Pinas!

http://ph.news.yahoo.com/all-about-the-philippine-flag.html

Happy 113th Independence Day Philippines! 

113 years of the Philippine Independence. What have we done for our country so far? :-)



It was a Happy Independence day indeed in Cebu city! Celebrate freedom!



The next few photos are the products of my attempt to find something beautiful in anything. :)



For the last time, HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY PILIPINAS! MABUHAY

(Lupang Hinirang - GMA7)



Before sleep, pray! / Goodnight! #igersmanila #pray #philippines #iphone (Taken with instagram)

would laugh at another Filipino who can’t talk straight English

yet calls this day ‘Independence Day’.



Happy Independence Day, Pinas!

Better late than never. ;)

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