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Wordless Wednesday: Playing Big
Bingo game anyone?
Wordless Wednesday: The Fountain at the Marikina Cityhood Park
Posted by mhel in about marikina, general, travel on October 29th, 2008
Nightshot of the Marikina Cityhood Park along Sumulong Avenue, Sto. Nino, Marikina City. Taken by my good friend Engr. Elbert Malonzo.
The light from the lamp post behind the fountain illuminates it creating an illusion of a bright light on top of the fountain. It’s a really pretty photo. Sorry for not staying wordless.
The light from the lamp post behind the fountain illuminates it creating an illusion of a bright light on top of the fountain. It’s a really pretty photo. Sorry for not staying wordless.
Wordless Wednesday: Inviting Beauty of the Riverpark
Posted by mhel in about marikina, general, travel on September 17th, 2008
Photographed by my friend Ebet Malonzo. A beautiful shot capturing the beauty of the Marikina Riverpark.
Wordless Wednesday: Not Your Ordinary Insect
Photographer: My good friend from MV Ebet Malonzo
Location: Mount Pinatubo Crater
Date: Sunday, August 19, 2008
Wordless Wednesday: A Very Unusual Building
Oh yeah, I’m not staying wordless today, I got to explain a bit about this photo I’m featuring for today’s WW.
This was taken in Baguio City, a building that is just across the house where we stayed in. I was totally amused with the structure, it seem a victim of earthquake that hit Baguio almost twenty years back but it’s not. It’s actually new, with even some parts still undergoing construction. If you’ll come to Baguio, I suggest you see it for yourself. It’s close to the Mines View Park and Teachers’ Camp.
This was taken in Baguio City, a building that is just across the house where we stayed in. I was totally amused with the structure, it seem a victim of earthquake that hit Baguio almost twenty years back but it’s not. It’s actually new, with even some parts still undergoing construction. If you’ll come to Baguio, I suggest you see it for yourself. It’s close to the Mines View Park and Teachers’ Camp.
Wordless Wednesday: Darling AM in the Morning
See the antics of my lovely god daughter AM when she wakes up in the morning…
Wordless Wednesday: Papa Don’t Preach
Posted by mhel in general, relationship on June 4th, 2008
Marikenya’s Father’s Day Edition for Wordless Wednesday. My little Marikenyo singing with his Papa, the love of our lives. Happy Dad’s day to the father of my baby and to all fathers out there ..
Wordless Wednesday: The Largest Shoes in the World
Posted by mhel in about marikina, general on May 28th, 2008
Photo Location: Riverbanks, Marikina
Subject: The Largest Shoes in the World (Guinness World Record)
Wordless Wednesday: Missing Good Friends
Posted by mhel in blogging, general, relationship on May 14th, 2008
This is my first Wordless Wednesday Entry and I’m featuring my good friends from college whom I miss so much. In our lifetime, we meet a lot of people who catches our eyes but only few who catches our heart. These friends in the photo with me are some of the best I have and often enjoy spending time with.
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