At The Beginning

Friends are like budding flowers, they blossom and grow beautiful as they join together in catching the falling rain...refreshing their spirits and strengthening their system as the rays of sunshine return to produce another set of energy to face the new day....



Like budding flowers, we are like buddies standing together, pointing to the heavens as we face the new challenges of the day...



And like your wish...I do wish too that we'll stay friends for longer time...and looking forward when we can be like this...





I hope to see you one of these days...at the end of the beginning...when we finally find our wings...

My Newest Addiction

After recovering from the upsetting addiction in the past...I have found the hobby I always wanted :) Just recently learned how to do the macro thing in photgraphy, thanks to those help from Flickr. Here are some shots I have taken from a Euphoria flower in my mother's pot.





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and another try out at the Oceanarium:

By the Bayside

I always believed that the sun shines its best @ 4 o'clock in the afternoon. Nonetheless, the 2nd best is when you see it sets before darkness on a nostalgic seaside of Manila Bay...

At 4PM I See the Blue Skies

A fun, laid-back chat in the afternoon is a nice getaway from all the fuss of work and pollution around. My most favorite one is under the sun while it shines best @ 4PM.

Last Sunday, we head a short afternoon trip to Tagaytay, a dose of fresh air after a week of sufferring from an illness. It was an unplanned visit and thus, together with family, we just commute going to and fro. After strolling around and enjoying the cloudy view of the apparent serenity of Taal Lake and its active volcano, we took sometime to sit on the grass and enjoy the sun with the wind barely breezing. Leaning opposite the view of the lake, I look upward, turning to the left to see this refreshing sight.



The total picture was not perfect, but its refreshing enough to send me fresh oxygen all along. At least, I forgot the glaring pain in my legs brought about by my illness and the marks of needle injection all around my hands and arms.