Nex tup model

You know, it is what it is.

She keeps telling me to exercise. This little girl talaga.

Well the most I could do was post it up on my table.

:)

 

Posted in Photoblogging

Melancholia [LP]

Anticipation

 

Litratong Pinoy theme: Kalungkutan (sadness)

Canon EOS 400D | F3.5 | 18mm | 1/5sec | ISO 800 | Jan 2012

 

Posted in Litratong Pinoy, Mishka Poses

1ForFun Pilipinas

Let’s add to that Its More Fun in the Philippines DoT campaign.

And because some people have nothing to do except to bring their own country down by posting negativity, I hope this helps flood that. Clouding, anyone?

New sports – It’s more fun in the Philippines. Football fans may be new at this, but we embrace it like we’ve been at it for a long time

Concerts – It’s more fun in the Philippines. Because we’re one heckuva concert crowd. Switchfoot frontman Jon Foreman asked the crowd to light up the dome by taking photos all at the same time. Musicians and artists just love coming to Manila.

 

I know, this one is too serious. But it’s the truth, learning the history of this country is fun.

 

At The Church of Our Lady of the Immaculate Conception (Baclayon, Bohol), on of the oldest heritage churches in the Philippines and the oldest in Bohol. A great place to visit for religion, culture, and photo shoots :D

Posted in Apathy kills, Photoblogging, Travel

The plan [LP]


It was all a blur

With this photo, balak kong sumali ulit sa Litratong Pinoy weekly challenge. Matagal-tagal din akong nag-hibernate :)

Litratong Pinoy theme: Balak (plan)

Canon EOS 400D | F/5.6 | 0.6sec | 55mm | ISO 800

Posted in Litratong Pinoy, Mishka Poses

Mishka poses!

Due to some prodding (ok, not much, but the idea is good) from friends, I decided to let the idea fly. Introducing, Mishka Poses!

(If I get sued for this, Mariel and Kookie, you’re going to have to bail me out).

 

Posted in Mishka Poses

Outfit Post 001: Wash and Wear Lang

“I’m so happy.”

“Why?”

“I cut my hair”

 

I honestly don’t know how this works. You’re just supposed to post photos of your outfit and describe it, right? Right.

We’ve tried several milk teas and this one from Chatime is by far the one she’s approved. Milky enough. And so is that blouse from Thailand, a present from my aunt. Not milky, but colorful enough. I could have never pulled a peasant blouse off, but it suits her well.

I don’t know what her taste really is like, but as far as girls are concerned, the frillier, the sparklier, and the pinker it is, the better.

Multicolored peasant blouse – Thailand; pink cutoff shorts – SM Dep’t store; silver thong sandals – from cousin Sofi; personalized dog tag (with her name, address and our contact numbers just in case)- Tag It, Alimall; floral necklace – gift; outfit all picked out by her

Maybe next time I can take my cue from 2 of my fasyown friends, Kookie and Mariel, huh?

 

Posted in Adventures - discover these, Parenting

Look into the sky

sunset

  When I look at the night sky and see the work of your fingers—
the moon and the stars you set in place— what are mere mortals that you should think about them,
human beings that you should care for them?

Yet you made them only a little lower than God
and crowned them with glory and honor. You gave them charge of everything you made,
putting all things under their authority— the flocks and the herds
and all the wild animals, the birds in the sky, the fish in the sea,
and everything that swims the ocean currents.

O LORD, our Lord, your majestic name fills the earth!

Psalms 8:3-9, NLT

 

We may all have forgotten the Source of this universe, but His masterpieces never will.

 

—-

Recycled photo | Club Paradise, Dimakya Island, Coron, Palawan| 2010 | It’s More Fun in the Philippines

Posted in Between me and Him, Travel

Letters, books, bikes, and fireworks

I can see myself in her, honestly. I’m not very surprised I’m getting letters like these and I can feel these won’t be the last ones. (Do I hear an uh-oh?)

Mia and I got these wonderful books for Christmas from Ate Ida (who works at OMF Lit, a wonderful bookstore) and Khay. Yey!

We actually haven’t gotten around to doing the recipes in the cookbook, but that’s on our list for when non-working holidays roll around, along with bringing the new bike to the park.

 

Finally, we bought a pink bike with training wheels, thanks to generous ninangs/ninongs, titos/titas, and lolos/lolas. Another yey!

We welcomed the new year on the beach with family as always. So many things to be thankful for. So little time. So I will let this song say it all for me for now.

“I remember how You found me, in the very same place. All my failings surely would have drowned me. Still You made a way. You are my freedom. Jesus You are the reason I’m kneeling again at Your throne. Where would I be without You, here in my life?

Posted in Between me and Him, Books, Parenting, Photoblogging

If we don’t, they will

Another Bataan sunset, 2012 by morks
Another Bataan sunset, 2012, a photo by morks on Flickr.

Via Flickr:

Psalm 19:1, NLT

For the choir director: A psalm of David.

1 The heavens proclaim the glory of God. The skies display his craftsmanship.

 

01.01.12, Morong, Bataan

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Oh and, #ItsMoreFunInThePhilippines :)

Posted in What's it like to be me

Bought with a price, paid for in full

It’s easy to be reminded how flawed I am. Easy to forget the testimony that I bear for the world to see —and sometimes judge. It’s much easier to curl up in a corner and let the world pass by. After all, less words spoken, less mistakes right?

It’s an injustice. I was made to proclaim the glory that lasts, the One that sustains, an unconditional Love. When you are stained by the past and the current things that you do, frankly you would rather leave “being a Christian” to others. Maybe they’d do a better job than I would ever. Maybe.

Well, flawed that I am, I keep forgetting —there’s grace. I was bought with a price, paid for in full by the ultimate selfless act of all time.

We are sinners full of grace, instead of sinners full of pride. -RelevantMag

It’s not a safe house to hide in just in case God’s justice comes pouring down. It’s a security that tells me that hey, no matter what you do, nothing can separate you from Him. Sure, He disciplines those He loves, but God is the best prodigal son’s Father.

I accepted that privilege; it’s high time I took advantage of it.

In our lives there’s that contrast of light and dark, night and day, good and bad always. God, though, has a more enduring promise.

 

Posted in Between me and Him, Photoblogging