TAOIST TEMPLE IN CEBU

This typical lazy Sunday got me browsing through folders of my film scans, and I coincidentally bumped into these photos of the Taoist Temple in Cebu City, October of last year. Thought they deserve to be shared since this long weekend that I lazily enjoyed was because of the Chinese New Year. Can't wait for my Eng Bee Tin delicacies tomorrow! :)

POINSENTTIA ALL AROUND

Sightings of this Mexican shrub on different locations..

PART OF ME

I miss writing. I miss writing long, deep, yet nonsense paragraphs for hours as if I am making something out of nothing. I must have delegated a huge part of my expression into film photography, because although there is so much to tell from the inside, I usually feel like a well in drought when it comes to accompanying my photos even with a short description. Adjectives become harder and harder to pull out of my thin vocabulary and simple words become stale. I'd like to work out on it, though. A little bit more of reading could probably help, which reminds me that, I haven't touched a book in three months.

ORPHANED

Hello! I'm back from my 4-day trip, and so is Kimi :) I left her to my Aunt's house so she could be well taken care of while I was away. Checked on her the first night and they said she was already howling :( Then on my last day abroad, I asked how she was again and I was informed that she was already feeling at home haha! What a tripper she is.
 

It wasn't nice leaving her, but I also could not deny how I had a lovely, lovely time spending days away from home :) I had my colored film rolls developed yesterday, and will send the b&w ones this weekend to be processed. Can't wait to have them and share it with you! I really hope they will turn out okay. *cross fingers*

YOU COME AND GO

 

A day of proportionally divided, and ironically mixed feelings of anticipation and worry, freedom and constriction, coming and going. Only one thing binds all of these: the element of waiting. Waiting to leave, waiting to come back. Crossing over, or having your fingers crossed. Everybody goes on, and so does life. About to embark on another journey. Literally. Figuratively.