SHIKIMIKIE

This is a late post but whatever. Since I can still remember it, it's going here. :)) I was supposed to be off this day but I had to make-up for an absence so yeah. I, together with two more interns were actually the blood extractor in the main laboratory so we were like going up and down (repeat 10 times). We were so tired and we didn't even get to prepare for the picture taking and then we were like, we should just be together and people would identify that we are the extractors because we all look haggard. 

I don't know how this works but I can barely recognize some people because you know, the thing is darn tiny. We're like AKB48 for a second. If you don't know what that is, that's actually a Japanese girl group with like, 88 members. 

Also this. I'm gonna miss Internship. Actually, I kind of miss it already. People say that we only get to appreciate something when it's done. I attest to that. Somehow.

I present to you my group mates! I'm gonna miss them because you know, I was with this group during night duties and all that stuff so yeah.

We're actually not complete in this picture but I would not miss the other two any less.  

I don't know when exactly but I remember going here not so long before it was opened. And it's not a good idea at all. I didn't appreciate anything during that time because there were so many people crowding and you can't really stop and look at things because you know, the people behind were complaining and all that. I don't know but I really didn't see its beauty before. 

Little sisters! Lurve. LOL. Look at Mika with the travel guide thingy. Hahaha

I actually like visiting places like this. I mean, it's good to kind of have time to appreciate nature. See, even my sister was interested. I guess there should be a lot of place like this. It's a good way to preserve what is left of us. It's a good place to learn stuff.

When we went there, I think the only place conducive for photos was this place. Not even too conducive since people are kind of still everywhere. 

But thanks to this that my sisters and I were able to relax after that exhausting walk. Say hello to my pink nails! Hahaha. Whut? This was what I enjoyed most about this trip. I will actually revisit the place and kind of rediscover what I already did before and kind of experience the new things they have to offer. :) Peace!

I just want to make a comparison between these two. There wouldn't be pictures or anything like that but I promise I'll try to be as graphic as possible. Let's get started!

I like the Wizard of Oz's Temple Run better than Brave. I haven't seen Wizard of Oz though but that's not the point. The background of Wizard of Oz is like, way too more awesome than that of Brave. I also realized that if you weren't able to watch Brave, you wouldn't get much clue on what the movie is all about. You would probably know it's about a red head, bear, bow and arrow, and wisps. Unlike in Oz, you would have an idea that it's probably about a garden, a dark forest, a key, some flying creatures, bubbles, graveyard, and stuff. 

Although I find the Brave's "night mode" amazing (which is a little hard to activate by the way), it's still nothing compared to the uphill stuff that the Wizard of Oz has. I don't know why but I really find Brave's straight set-up boring. That's actually what I like about Temple Run 2 as well. The stairs and all that.

In Wizard of Oz, there's this Parachute where you could ride in replacement of that zip line that Temple Run 2 has. And what you have to do is avoid the crystals and all that.

What I also like about Oz is that they also give you an option to continue the game even after you lose. Just like that of Temple Run 2 as well. Although it's relatively easier to earn points on Brave, they don't give you that option. Boo. I don't know but I guess it came out before Temple Run 2 so maybe it isn't pattern there. Oh well.

I like how there's a different place in Oz. If you were able to reach a certain amount of distance, there would be a sort of warning that would say that you will be on a different place and in this case, "The Dark Forest" which is like, scary because the roots of the trees are like everywhere and then the asphalt or whatever that thing is called is everywhere. Yeah. I guess you have to see it yourself. And probably tell me what you think. :)