Bangui | Windmills

Which is which? Bangui, Ilocos Norte. Full of promises. From undeveloped coastal area to vast verdant farmlands. Simple and happy folks inhabited the humble locality. Until, fifteen windmills were constructed along the seashore of the rich Bangui bay. Then five more were added recently. But do we really have something to owe with these gigantic fans? No profound one. Not anything deep but superficial famousness. A big change. Urban dudes...

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White Blossom

A post-Valentine post. "I'VE FALLEN FOR YOU" Ok, I see. Love is peculiar to every individual. That love is unleashed out of the blue. It is spontaneous, a force that unduly stir one's sentiment. You may look crazy. Selfless. Desperate. Who cares? Who knows our feelings? Who had just tasted a bit of bliss? Only us. Right Eyan?  Yay! Just got a consent from my friend Eyan to narrate her story of fondness to a guy, sort to have a family,...

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Valentine Birds

Love is supreme. Though I speak with the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I have become sounding brass or a clanging cymbal. And though I have the gift of prophecy, and understand all mysteries and all knowledge, and though I have all faith, so that I could remove mountains, but have not love, I am nothing. And though I bestow all my goods to feed the poor, and though I give my body to be burned, but have not love, it profits...

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Long-Tailed Shrike

Temporariness and momentariness. "EVERYDAYS" Everyday, I walk. Everyday, I smile. Everyday, I get inspired. Everyday, I am entertained with the things around. Everyday, I am with nature. Everyday, I appreciate life. Everyday, I thank God. But these "everydays" count. One week? Months? Years? We don't know. This is how short life is. In these "everydays", I often encounter fellow life forms - singing, dancing, flying... all busy with their own...

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Mushroom

Things like that happen. "A CHANCE" Deep eyes. Exhausted legs. These, all we feel after an 11-7 shift in a ward. We have no time to rest, sleep. February 9 marked the start of our second week duty at Bangui District Hospital. We had three shifts with 8 hours rest in between. It really sucks! An 8 hours duty, 8 hours rest then 8 hours duty again, and rest for 8 hours and then duty again? "Are you kidding?" That was my initial blurt when I first...

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Beta

It is still the beginning.                   Applications. Programs. Softwares. They have all beta versions. How about blogs? Sounds cool! Beta, as a technical term, refers to a phase where software programs are released to the public. It is used to test softwares for bugs, crashes, errors, inconsistencies and other problems which expires after a period of time. The above photos...

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Speck of China

For happiness, wealth and longevity! China exalts its meaning because of its people. We call them the businessmen, the smart and wise individuals. They got a lot of contribution to the world. Philippines alone is a living proof - from tycoons to Binondo to porcelain to Chowking! Great speck! And the greatest would be Rizal, our national hero.This February marks the celebration of the Chinese New Year! Shimmering reds and vibrant dragons are...

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The Cross and the Horn

Why is life so unfair? The cow, bearing horn, in a tree shed, is relaxed on grasses. The church, with the holy cross, amidst the scorching sun, is inclined in agony. These, in reality, all happen, making us to question God, lose our faith, cry and shout, “Life sucks!”Personalities, groups, organizations and corporations, either Atheist or anti-Christ, are all living a life an ordinary person could impossibly reach. While those poor, innocent ones,...

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