NEIGHBOR WALK

It's end of the weekend again and I just want to lay still until the end of time. Like photographs.

KIDS OF TONLE SAP LAKE

THE ROAD TO TONLE SAP LAKE

 

After visiting Beng Mealea, it was time for an hour drive to the largest fishwater lake in Southeast Asia. The road to the great Tonle Sap Lake and Floating Village is a journey in itself. The path is slightly narrow, almost enough for a two-way ride, but side-by-side, it houses the local Cambodian life. We even passed by a traditional wedding :)

From time to time, we are served with wide area of green fields, something that reminds me of the fields here in the Philippines. The only distinction, and a very noticeable one, is the red soil :) Even the plants and parts of the houses are red too because of the dust coming from the vehicles passing by.

When we arrived to our destination, we hopped on to our boat and listened to the engine roar. I sat, curious on a new community that lies ahead of us.

GOLDEN HOUR AT SAMONTE PARK

One Sunday morning. I woke up, slung my camera on shoulder, hopped on a bike and made my way to Samonte Park. This is what greeted me good morning at 7AM.

Posting sunny photos (sort of) because it has been stormy and cloudy for the last four days. Glenda (the typhoon) came with very strong winds, we had power blackout until last night.

Sending light to you wherever you are, dear reader :)

DEAR YOU

• I guess I'm still wounded by the choice you have made. Despite that, I see you these days liking what you do, and maybe it's what I try to fight the bitterness with, that whatever you have decided to choose is worth leaving me for.

• Maybe I'm ready to forgive you now. Just, maybe.

• It's getting fun around you now. As refreshing it is to watch a budding friendship, I cannot help to be cautious too.

• We think alike and may have things in common more than we realize. If only you would stop acting like a little boy.