SHIKIMIKIE

Located near Sea Paradise, this place is a good place to catch sea shells and if lucky, some other stuff.  I actually remember people collecting sea weeds as well. We usually add our gathered shells to our miso soup at night. Which would rather give us a sandy soup but since we're all proud that we were the one who caught it, we don't mind eating it. At all. It's fresh so it's really different than your any other miso soup but yeah, you just have to be careful not to ingest the sandy residue.  Can we just altogether appreciate's my sister's effort because she thought my mom was taking her picture? Okay, thanks! :D Also, let's just look at my other sister on the right side of the picture because not a single eff was given.   Also, can we altogether appreciate how my sister over here screened the pile of dirt and look for sea shells? Also, me holding a rake is just awesome.  Can I just say that everytime we go here, I actually secretly...

Most of the pictures are pictures from my friends who are in the pictures as well. Thank you guys! For making me feel sentimental a little bit. These just have to be in my blog. LOL. I just miss everything. This is during one of our stop overs. I don't understand this picture very much but I look happy. Which is always nice.  My friend and I was taking pictures of people who were apparently taking pictures of us too. I don't own this photo but I'm glad this exists. You know, I know a person that takes a lot of pictures like, non-stop and he mentioned once that it's kind of not nice to take pictures of people who are prepared to have their picture taken all the time because what would they do? SMILE? Yup! But only for the camera. It's nice to take pictures of moments like this too. CANDID. And now the not so candid photo: LOL. FRIENDS! People I met during my internship and people I won't forget for like, forever. They're just awesome. T...

Since I have that feeling that Multiply would actually get rid of the pictures I posted there a long time and not so long time ago, I'm gonna have to back up that shizz first. Also, I'll just mention some things about it. Let's reminisce together, shall we?  I believe this was during maybe like, 2008? I'm not sure though but most likely. Because you know! I was only allowed to attend gigs when I entered college. This is actually in front of my University. If you don't know where Mayrics is, you're probably too young or what? Haha it's actually called Sazi's now so whatever.  Miggy of Chiscosi! :) I had two picture with him because the first time, I had to get out of the bar to have my phone charged at a convenience store nearby and then I saw him outside and asked if I could have a picture with him and then he said yeah and so yeah. Hahaha and then the other one was actually inside the bar already so whatever. Another picture with ...

Thanks to my college friends for the pictures. They probably wouldn't know that I stole their pictures but thanks! :)) I owe it to you guys. Pharmacy week is celebrated annually and we actually don't have a choice but to participate. Well, most of the time. So here are some pictures I could share with you guys. Enjoy! :) Well this is like, a last minute chore for us to do and well made an effort in doing that diamond thing above our heads. And as for our family picture... And then the next year, this happened. Made a giant hand to actually be able to portray certain stuff. Made a giant counting chamber and giant microscope. Also, some giant red cells!  Also made a giant syringe. Haha That's all! I miss everyone. 

As much as I'm concern, I actually haven't missed a single Paskuhan. Meaning my miscellaneous fee didn't go to nothing. If you're a Thomasian, you get what I mean, yeah? Okay not really bitter or anything about it. AT ALL. I'm just saying. And if you're not a Thomasian, you don't have the right to say anything about it. Maybe you're bitter. Okay moving on...I won't really go into details because I probably forgot what happened already. I mean, it's been years. Literally. The first Paskuhan I went to was not that bad, not that good either, like, maybe it's because I went out super early but the fireworks display cooperated and showed almost at the beginning of the program. Nice. The first Paskuhan that I finished everything would probably be this one. Or did I finish this? Yeah, I think so. It's the Paskuhan that actually celebrated UST's 400 YEARS. This time, I went with my cousin.  The girl with fringe is...

Can we just look back for a little while? Great. Let me just start with this. We had this as a baon for our Subic trip like, years ago. And just because it's Dukbokki, it actually attracted me. But it wasn't that good. It's just have the shape of the rice cake and basically, sweet and a little bit spicy. Although that's really how Dukbokki should taste like, it really doesn't taste like Dukbokki. Weird. I know. Anyways. Can I just say that my nail is love?  I'm really random at putting dots. LOL. I can't believe my Nail Dot made it this far. Bravo! I hope this kind of thing will be preserved. I mean, a lot of the things left to us are kind of damaged already so yeah. I hope things like this will remain like this in the future. I don't actually know if it's legal but we crushed the chips I'm holding in the picture to a very small pieces to feed the fishes. Look at my face for a second though. The sun is ...

Back when I was still in second year, our Rizal Course teacher actually required us to go to Intramuros/Fort Santiago/Luneta Park and to document everything. Like, everything. So whilst trying to organize my files, I found some pictures to share. Awesome! With my group mates that specific project. :) Taking picture with le guard. Us trying to be prisons and yeah. Some (including myself) smiled so yeah. FAIL. Actually, it was quite an awesome and educational trip in such a way that you'll get to see what you really have to see. If that doesn't make sense, carry on. LOL. I guess we got tired and just sat and took pictures and stuff. That's all! :)

Like I've told you before, (or did I?) LOL this is my favorite onsen (bath house) place. I don't know what it's called but it's in Nagano. I believe there are actually a lot of bath houses in there. Been to some other places but this is my favorite place. I don't know why but for some reason, bath houses can be really too hot for me. Even though it's relatively cold in Japan, I can't even. So what do I do? I go out to kind of neutralize it all.  Totally clueless. I don't know what I was up to. Why am I so disturbed by this picture above? LOL. So yeah. Bath houses is really popular in Japan. People of all ages would come and enjoy nature in this way and stuff like that. It can get a little pricey with the accommodation, food, and other stuff but it's really worth it. 

Stop over when we were about to go to the Philippines. Some Dippin' Dots behind us. Can't remember what I ordered then so yeah. This is usually where we do our health break/bathroom break from the long drive from our place to the airport so yeah.  I just thought I dressed well. Never mind. 

I don't have back stories or stuff but these are just photos of me then and not so then??? LOL playing with snow. Okay. We used to go to very far provinces on Golden Week because you know, no office and stuff so that means dad can bring us to far places. We usually go to bath houses and enjoy the water from the mountains and yeah. EAT GOOD FOOD. Will do that again soon! :D How soon? I don't know. It was mom's idea that we kind of hold on the snow and stuff. I really hated baby bag.. Like, if you all can remember I used to carry my sisters' baby bag and stuff. Like this one! Uh-huh. And look how I wore sandals. I was obviously a fashion disaster victim. Actually, not the sandals' fault. SOCKS. Also mom's idea. Awesome kind of thing. Love this pic! My sister was just so WINNER. That's all! :)