This blog has been in hiatus for quite a while now. Several times that I attempted to post just anything on this blog, but can’t find inspiration to do so. Recently, the people I met from blogging has been reunited again, not through blogging but via a Facebook group called “Blog Hoppers“, this are the people who hops from blog to blog, commenting or posting on the boxes of the blogs...

August 14, 2010, the auditorium of our high school (St. Peregrine Institute) sounded the new wave tunes once again. It was the grand reunion of the first 10 batches that graduated in the school (batch 83-92) and I’m one of those students. It was my first time to attend a grand reunion, it was a mixed feeling, reunions like this brings back memories, seeing classmates, schoolmates & friends...

I received a call early yesterday, it was my high school classmate informing about a batch meeting regarding the upcoming grand reunion of our school which will be happening on August 14th this year. We held our meeting at Kainan sa Balsa in Banalo, Bacoor, Cavite around 7PM. Around 4PM I received a text message from another classmate, “punta kayo sa balsa 5:30, una na tayo para makarami ng...

Today, I went back to my birthplace, a small, densely populated community called Barangay Maliksi in Bacoor, Cavite. Today is the Karakol, an aged long tradition of the community to honor the cross. Incoming search terms:maliksi bacoor caviteKarakol sa Bacoormaliksi bacoorbacoor baykarakol dancingkarakol in bacoor cavite photoskarakol in bacoor cavite pics

I received 2 text messages from my high school classmates while shooting a garden wedding at El Palacio Hotel in Cavite City last Saturday, both were saying that we will be having a Christmas Party the following day (Sunday). The party was originally scheduled on the 12th of December but since I didn’t hear any updates from them, I decided to accept a wedding shoot assignment. It was not a big...

I woke up last Saturday learning that former President Cory Aquino finally succumbed to colon cancer after a long 1 & 7 months battle with the sickness. Now that I’m watching her funeral procession with thousands of people waiting for the cortege to arrive, I can’t help but wonder how big (still) is the ‘Cory’ phenomenon to the people are. In 1986, we as a people stood...