A sad truth

I found myself lucky enough that I get to help the needy, but a sad truth had struck me. These people, our seniors, were someone during their heyday. We don't know who they are but I'm pretty sure they weren't this miserable at some part of their lives. One of them even approached me, saying that I looked like her husband, then got mad at me and said, "He's dead", and that left me pretty much in shock.

At some point in our lives, we will find ourselves, alone, almost begging for attention. I can even see that from my parents now. However, can you choose between your dreams and your parents? Honestly, I can't answer that question yet.

Where: Balanga, Bataan

Some childhood nostalgia

Back then, I was so excited with theme parks and its rides.. For some reason that excitement is gone, and I'd rather take its picture than to experience it again. I can't say I don't like it anymore, I even pushed my niece to ride this (She's in there somewhere). I guess I'm just getting old? Or maybe, I'd rather have kids experience this and capture their laughter instead.

Where: Sta. Rosa, Laguna

Its raining! Not!

Regada! The annual celebration for St. John the Baptist. Also closely resembles Thailand's Songkran Day. Just saying.

Where: Cavite City, Cavite

Umm... err.. caskets!

At first glance, I thought, why they let their dead be treated this way.. On a second thought, maybe, it hasn't been this way all along, that they'd had no choice but to do this.

I got nothing

The very first picture I took. Then Mom took down this tree. It was replaced of course.

Where: From my room