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“I made the book jolly, and like many jolly books it was written in an agony of suffering, with the regret that in taking the trip, I had lost what I valued most : my children, my wife and my happy household.
The book succeeded. I was cured of my misery by more work – an idea I had on the trip for a new novel. Yet something had been destroyed; FAITH, LOVE, TRUST and BELIEF IN THE FUTURE. (more…)
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“The people applauds the fireworks, but never the sunrise.”
Philippine International Pyromusical l SM MOA 2011
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“I have learned to like myself for the first time and to have some serenity.”
-Keith Miller
Guimaras, Philippines l February 2010
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“It has been said that something as small as the flutter of a butterfly’s wing can ultimately cause a typhoon halfway around the world.”
– Chaos Theory-
The Butterfly Effect
Your life and what you do with it today matters.
(Alegria, Cebu l Philippines 2011)
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the mangroves are the roots of the sea.
Tell me your secrets.
I just wanna sit here and watch you breath.
(Apo Reef Natural Park, Occidental Mindoro l Copyright 2011)
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I was thinking then how much I wish I could live in a place where I could show my family, that’s what I built.
-Petronas Towers Project Manager M. Hilme Hassan-
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During World War II the Baguio Catholic Cathedral became an evacuation center and withstood the Japanese carpet bombing of the city in 1945, thereby saving thousands of lives.
-CityofPines.com-
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Pahiyas Festival is a grand and colorful harvest celebration in Lucban, Quezon (Philippines) dating back to the 16th century. Houses are decorated with agricultural harvest like fruits, vegetables, rice grains, rice stalks, flowers, and ferns and colorful rice wafers, called kiping every 15th of May.
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