litratOrama: May 2008

Thursday, May 29, 2008

Aquarium

Aquarium at your car door? Saw this at a car show in SM Pampanga on our way back to Manila from Zambales. Maybe, not a bad way to entertain other commuters during a heavy traffic?

Labels: random

posted by Ely @ 5:42 PM 6 comments

Sunday, May 25, 2008

Sensitive skin

Noticed the cow under the tree? That's the main reason why farmers can't get them to substitute a hardworking carabao. It's not that they're lazy, they just can't stand being exposed under the sun for a long time. Hindi kasi sila balat-kalabaw. :P

Labels: animals, nature

posted by Ely @ 6:14 AM 5 comments

Saturday, May 24, 2008

Misty

The rain and the strong wind brought by the typhoon last week did not stop us from noticing this view from our hotel room. We thought those trees from far behind are pine trees.

And I believe they're indeed pine trees.

Labels: nature, travel

posted by Ely @ 12:06 PM 0 comments

Friday, May 23, 2008

It was planned a month ago so even if it was raining, that didn't stop us from traveling to Zambales last weekend. We made a reservation at Anawangin but upon arriving, we were informed that they're closing the resort due to the typhoon. They gave us back our money. We had no choice but to look for another resort. We found one at Subic, where these photos were taken.

posted by Ely @ 6:39 AM 2 comments

Monday, May 19, 2008

Little Driver

Maybe not as dangerous than I thought. Just took this photo a few minutes ago. The kid seems to be enjoying the ride.

Labels: random

posted by Ely @ 8:28 PM 5 comments

Tuesday, May 13, 2008

Taho: Strawberry flavor

Strawberry flavored taho? That's only in Baguio. We tried some at Mines View park.

Labels: random

posted by Ely @ 1:35 PM 8 comments

Friday, May 9, 2008

Peachy

Another close up shot of one of my mom's multi-colored collection of Euphorbias.

Labels: close up, flowers

posted by Ely @ 12:50 AM 4 comments

Saturday, May 3, 2008

Green things growing

Rice shortage? No. Definitely not for the farmers who keep and own these farms. Taken few months before harvest time, this photo shows a small portion of some rice fields that extend for kilometers. The solid green color mesmerizes me.

Below is a mini rice terraces at a foot of a mountain.