When I visited Lights and Sounds Museum in Intramuros, Manila in September 2006, I was wowed by very interesting pieces inside it including the colorful murals showing a lively run through of Philippine History.
My most favorite is this image of Filipino natives. This is included in the murals in memory of the the families of and those who actually joined the Bataan’s Death March in 1942 during World War II.
This is my entry for this week’s Photo Hunt.
I am generally a practical person. But I admit that I am very fond of bags to a reasonable extent. I hope so. Incidentally, my fondness for bags is more prominent than my liking for shoes and clothes. When I came to Abu Dhabi, I brought only a few pieces of bag. Eventually, there was an occasional addition to the ‘family’. These are some of those that I frequently use on a ‘whichever is applicable basis’.
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While waiting for our food in Exotik Restaurant, we checked the mini zoo inside it. We caught a man feeding one of the many birds.
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I was surprised to see this postal box near one of the old branches of Starbucks in Makati in January this year. It’s been ages since I’ve seen one/since I went to the post office. This reminds me of the power of snail mails.
A couple of Indian colleagues invited me for lunch last February. I gave in to their request to try the food in their favorite Indian restaurant nearby the client’s place. The food was spicy as expected but surprisingly tolerable for a Filipino’s taste. This was the first time I ate something not set in the traditional plates.
This is my entry for this week’s Photo Hunt.
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