From the ashes of Multiply's "Joanne, by any other name" (2003) arise this space. Now, it houses my collection of significant pictures and angsty thoughts. It mirrors the dark and the light, the bumps and flights in my inner jouney!
Sunday, June 22, 2008
Huling hirit sa tag-init
It was June 9, a non-working holiday in celebration of Independence Day which falls on June 12. Powie & Kara decided to catch a movie instead of joining an outing. So after working at the Psych department (yes, working!), we picked up the kids at Gateway. We then decided to do the much-delayed shopping for Kara's wardrobe for the new semester. And since it was literally the last day of our summer holiday, Powie said it was but fitting to end it with a dinner out. Hence, our discovery of Butter Dinner in Araneta Center in Cubao!
Powie graduates!
Powie earned an Associate in Arts and Sciences from Kalayaan College last April 26, 2008. We celebrated at Amici on Tomas Morato.
Saturday, June 21, 2008
Thursday, June 19, 2008
Happy 100th birthday, UP!
Last June 18, 2008, the University of the Philippines celebrated 100 years since its foundation. Here are some of the activities that marked the occasion. Unfortunately, pictures of the finale of the morning's program, the 100-man Oblation Run, cannot be posted here for fear of the withdrawal of my Multiply privileges. Hehehe!
Thursday, June 12, 2008
Moon Garden
It's a Bed & Breakfast (but they don't serve breakfast) in Tagaytay. Another delightful one in a series of discoveries! I would have wanted to keep this place a secret but it was too beautiful not to share with friends. We had lunch here - a fitting end to our short family holiday.
Tuesday, June 10, 2008
Taal Volcano beckons
We took a boat to the part of the island (still part of Talisay) where one can take a glimpse of one of the craters of Taal Volcano. I didn't count on the bumpy ride on horseback to get to the viewing point as being part of the adventure though. We decided that sore behinds and heart-in-my-throat moments were worth it after seeing these wondrous gifts of nature. Truly breathtaking!
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