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How Small are we?
Boracay Sunset
Know what you want to do, hold the thought firmly, and do every day what should be done, and every sunset will see you that much nearer to your goal.
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Sky in Summer
the golden seeds dancing
in the breeze, the sun scorching
the land, drying up rivers.
The harvest and planting season is severely affected by the phenomenon El NIño ravaging the land.
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Skywatching at Subic
at Subic, Zambales
Let the sea wind blow,
Restore your heart, and lift your
once broken spirit.
Let the sea wave wash
Away your tears, and the pain
That once pierced your soul.
Let the sunlight warm
Your smile and laugh once more
Oh! Just like before!
Skywatching as I wait
Cloudy skies today. That's downtown Calamba City, here in Laguna. Election campaign is in full blast beginning Feb 10 until May 8. All possible corners, trees, posts, nooks and crannies are full of candidates' billboards.
Happy weekend, everyone!
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Sunset over Ligao City
“Observe the wonders as they occur around you. Don't claim them. Feel the artistry moving through and be silent.” ~Jalal al-Din Muhammad Rumi
This was taken over the Kawa-kawa Hill just as dusk is spreading across the mountain ranges of Ligao City.
SWF in Ligao City part 2
I've attended 3 high schools during my time but my stay in Mayon High School during my 3rd year was the best. You can see the Kawakawa (Ligaonon dialect for "cauldron" or "kawali" in Tagalog as it is shaped like a half-ball or coconut) Hills at the back of the school and we used slip through the barbed wire to go there. That was 8 years ago. Back then, it was just an ordinary hill where we hike and picnic and a place to hide when we cut class.
Now, it has become one of the eco-tourist and religious destination in Ligao City. There is fresh air and it has a great overlooking view of the town.
Skywatching in Ligao City
I'm a true Ligaoeña. Our family moved there when I was eight. And this is just one of magnificent views you'll see everyday. Ligao City is one of the newest cities in the province of Albay and everyday, when you wake up in the morning, you'll see this foggy view of Mt Mayon, especially if you live along the Diversion Road.
Skywatching at Tagaytay, Philippines
The view of Taal Lake at Tagaytay, Philippines. 
Skyline at Tagaytay Highlands.Skywatching in Pagudpud, Ilocos Norte
A must stop-over in Northern Philippines. I remembered this picture from 2 years ago and I know I have to post it on Skywatch Friday!
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Skywatch #43 ~ Church and Sky
This picture is courtesy of my dear friend Ave taken of a church when they went on a roadtrip to Northern Luzon sometime in late 2008.
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Skywatch Friday
For me, one of the beautiful lines in this world is the line where the sea and the sky meets...
Come see so many beautiful skies here, or you can share yours, too!
ROADTRIP
Come see so many beautiful skies here, or you can share yours, too!
Mellow Yellow Monday in La Union
Come see so many beautiful skies here, or you can share yours, too!
I like sunsets better than sunrises because it keeps your perspective. Chaos could happen through the day, but it doesn't matter, really because everything will calm down in the end.
Sunset at La Union, Philippines, (one of the best surfing getaway ) taken when I and a group of friends went for a little R&R last year.
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