Mia getting in her ‘pimped up car’, in sizzlin hot colors of yellow, sky blue, and apple green.
Mia cruisin’ the streets in the ‘hood.
“Check out my ride, ya’ll!” Mia sends a shout out to her hommies.
“Those have got to be the nicest set of 6-inch wheels you got there.” says one.
This is my hood ya’ll. And I’m the boss here. Check it out.
Peace out.
What’s it like to wait for someone, or something, not knowing if it will ever come?
It’s a killer. You exhaust your list of things to do, hoping that in the middle of watching a rerun of FRIENDS your phone might ring.
But it doesn’t. You’ve finished a bag of 500-calorie chips and nobody’s still knocking at your door.
Your heart melts into an unrecognizable pulp because you’ve waited for far too long.
Until it’s too late.
The one you’ve been waiting for finally gets there and you’re already gone.
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Scanned my old Film 110 plates taken in college for a photo story-themed project. I don’t remember if I ever got a 1.0 on this one, but I remember having fun. Camera: Minolta, Film: Fuji black and white.
It’s been a while since I last posted a photoblog entry.
I’ve always wondered how it was like to live in the 60s or 70s. I feel like I would have thrived during those days.
This tin barrel is actually part of my professional career. It was with this rusty, old container that I got my first. 
My first team building activity with my first corporate family, which was done in Casa San Pablo in Laguna about 5 years ago. What were you thinking?
And 5 years ago I had just graduated, was just starting to shake off that comfortable feeling of being in the same company of people for almost 4 years, and was plunging into unknown territory. Time flies fast. Pretty soon, it’ll be Mia who’s going to start school.
And I pray when she grows up she’ll think back on her younger days and say it was fun. Like I did.
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