Day 80: Fluffy

Taken on SCTEX in Tarlac on the way back to Manila.

It's so fluffy, I'm gonna die!!!

Day 79: Princess

Fine.  I initially wanted to post the photo I took at Camp John Hay, but that will have to take a backseat.  I'm entitled to change my mind, anyway.  Woman's prerogative.

This is Jaina, my friend's daugther.  She's such a sassy little lady.  It was her baby brother's baptism and she was decked in her Sunday best.  The little girl is a princess, and she knows it.  Her dad was telling us later that she picked her entire outfit for this occasion, from the dress to the shoes.  Even the flowers in her hair.  She's such a Pretty Girl (David Ryan Harris).

Day 78: Hill Station

I know I don't need to, but I want to explain myself.  This week was both crazy and amazing at the same time.  Work was crazy, but as if that was something new.  It's still the fun crazy kind, though.  I've covered a bit of milestone this week.  I'm not going to get into details, but I feel obnoxiously good about myself for getting past that.  At the same time, I have successfully bought my first DSLR.  Nino has been amazingly patient with me.  Considering I should know better, right?  Apparently, I don't.  I guess that means whatever I knew about photography, I have to learn all over again.  It's fine, though.  Then a semi-promptu trip followed, and I find myself in Baguio.  This is where I'm currently hiding out - Hill Station.  A place for good food, good wine, and damn good apple pie ala mode.

Day 77: Waiting

Running test shots while waiting to board bus to Baguio.

Day 76: Nino

So, guess who got herself a spankin' new toy to play with? 

Meet Nino.  My new baby. :)

Let's now start taking a Picture of You (Boyzone).

Day 75: No Coffee, No Workee

One tall mint mocha, please. :)

Day 74: Earth

I watched An Inconvenient Truth last year, and was completely alarmed with how much our climate has changed within the last century.  At the rate we're going, global warming can burn us all in approximately a hundred years or less.  Maybe even just about the time when I turn sixty.  And I don't want that to happen.  I want to have children and grandchildren and great grandchildren and great, great granchildren living in a green environment.  I do not live a perfectly green lifestyle, believe me.  I make a conscious effort to do, though.

I'm one of those who believe in giving back to the earth.  This is the only planet we live in.  It's an unbelievably beautiful gift.  I don't want to sound preachy, but I do believe it's our responsibility to take care of it.  If not now, then when?  If not us, then who? 

We start with the Man in the Mirror (Michael Jackson)